Kaizers Orchestra
Skambankt
Die Ärzte
Oslo
Stuttgart
Stavanger
Berlin
Taubertal-Festival
München
Kopenhagen
Mini Rock Festival
Bela B
Rothenburg o.d.T.
Open Air Gampel
Trondheim
Köln
Disco Ensemble
Horb a.N.
Karlsruhe
Gampel
Vega/Kopenhagen
Itchy Poopzkid
Norway
Zürich
Tromsø
LKA/Stuttgart
Jarle Bernhoft
Kraftklub
The Busters
Bergen
Folken/Stavanger
Katzenjammer
Frankfurt
Wuhlheide/Berlin
Hamburg
Konzertjunkie
La Vela Puerca
Madsen
Rockefeller/Oslo
Emil Bulls
Mannheim
Cloroform
Fredrikstad
Sudhaus/Tübingen
DrammenSo, die Jazzfäst-Tour läuft, allerdings läuft auch noch furchtbar viel nebenher, daher gibt’s bei dieser Tour auch wieder keine schönen, ausformulierten Berichte, sondern mal wieder nur Stichpunkte…
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So. Now the big conclusion, the last concert of the tour, after almost 2 months on the road. Of course, I expected something special – a different setlist, collecting all forces again, gathering all the energy for the final show. But well… the concert turned out to be absolute average.
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Hmm… that was a strange concert. Really great in one way, of course – it was Vega, after all, and concerts there are always great. And then I was up on the galery for the first time this tour, and that was A LOT of fun. A great view over the whole stage, a lot of space for dancing and nobody in front of me (well, except for the extremely drunk girls next to me that leaned over the barrier all the time, blocking my view, but well *g*). And the atmosphere was really amazing!
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Baah, what a shitty day… the whole day on the train, then a really really bad hostel (City Sleep In – don’t go there… *grmbl*), no internet (and when I actually managed to find an internet café, the USB didn’t work, great…) and way too much hurry before the concert, because the guys had to start way too early again.
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Yeah, there we go! =:-) OK, the concert wasn’t better than Berlin, and maybe not even quite as good, but anyway absolutely terrific!
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Hmm… seems that Kreuzberg isn’t what it used to be. There’s Michael Jackson on the radio at a burger place right next to SO36, and the great punk record store on Oranienstrasse turned into a hard core store… =:-( Nevertheless it was nice being back in Berlin – and even though most people I used to know in Berlin have moved away again, I bumped into people I knew right away. So nice! =:-)
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Well, if you ever wondered how the flood at the Elbe could come about – it’s not a surprise, considering how much it rains there… *grmbl* Or well, actually I arrived in the nicest sunshine. But as soon as I had dropped my stuff at the hostel and was ready to explore Dresden, it started pouring. And it just kept on raining throughout the night, it actually seemed more like swimming home after the concert than walking… *sigh*
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A night train is the perfect way to travel if a) you are not afraid of heights, b) you are used to sleeping on hard surfaces and c) you are not afraid of being robbed. Otherwise, you might end up being really tired the next morning, because once you actually make it up on the pallet, you never dare to go down again (a), even though your back hurts after two hours (b), and apart from that, you wake up every two minutes to check if your bag is still there where you put it (c)…
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“We are Kaizers Orchestra – and you must be München! This is perfect!” Yep, and once again it turned out that concerts in Munich are special!
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Hmm. This concert was weird, somehow. And I’m not quite sure why…
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