Tour Announcement:: Die Toten Hosen will embark on a European tour starting August 29, 2025.
Reason:: The band felt a two-year break was sufficient and are eager to perform live again, as stated by bassist Andi Meurer: "Two years pause are enough! Länger halten wir es im Proberaum nicht mehr aus" (We can't stand it in the rehearsal room any longer!).
Tour Dates & Cities:: The tour includes seven stops: Copenhagen (Aug 29), Stockholm (Aug 31), Warsaw (Sep 2), London (Sep 7), Paris (Sep 9), Amsterdam (Sep 10), and Brussels (Sep 14).
Ticket Sales:: Tickets go on sale Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025, at 11:00 AM via the band's official website.
No German Dates (Yet):: Notably, the current schedule focuses exclusively on cities outside Germany.
Why this matters:: This marks the band's anticipated return to the stage after a significant break, offering European fans a chance to experience their renowned live energy. The lack of initial German dates might mean fans from their home country will need to travel.
Following their last performances in Blackpool and Zurich in August 2023, Die Toten Hosen took a well-deserved break to recharge and work on new material. Now, the punk rock veterans, founded in 1982 and celebrating 40 years in 2022, are ready to unleash their energy back onto the stage.
The 'Keep calm and carry on – Europe 2025' tour lives up to its name, focusing on a curated selection of the band's 'favourite cities' across the continent. Frontman Campino expressed his excitement: "We will meet lots of old and new friends and hopefully experience some good adventures. We look forward to everyone who comes by and will be there." He promised fans "full contact" performances, not just sparring.
While fans eagerly await ticket price information, the sale starts soon on April 2nd. For dedicated fans in Germany, particularly the Rheinland area near the band's hometown of Düsseldorf, attending will require travel. Cities like Brussels and Amsterdam are roughly a three-hour journey, while Paris is closer to five and a half hours by car, with train options also available.
When do Die Toten Hosen start their 2025 tour?
The 'Keep calm and carry on – Europe 2025' tour begins on August 29, 2025, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
How can I buy tickets for the tour?
Tickets will be available starting April 2nd, 2025, at 11:00 AM through the official Die Toten Hosen website (link likely available closer to the date).
Will Die Toten Hosen play any concerts in Germany on this tour?
As of the initial announcement, no tour dates in Germany have been included for the 'Keep calm and carry on – Europe 2025' tour.
Act Fast:: Tickets go on sale soon (April 2nd) and are likely to be in high demand given the band's popularity and the break.
Plan Travel:: Fans based in Germany wanting to see the band live this year should plan for travel to one of the announced European cities.
Stay Updated:: Keep an eye on the band's official channels for potential updates, ticket price details, or maybe even future tour leg announcements.
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