The Swiss The Young Gods They turn four decades being a band capable of combining electronics and guitars with a surprising personality. Now they celebrate it with an anniversary tour that will bring you to our country again.
The Young Gods were practically pioneers of the combination between electronics and hard rock, a kind of industrial rock referents whose stylistic fan went further allowing them to reinvent them Kurt Weill’s repertoire. His name has influenced big names as Ministry, Nine Inch Nails or even the most rock stage of David Bowie.
The trio began his career in 1987 with his first album entitled as the group and advanced a lot in the music scene with the later “L’Eau Rouge” (89), “Play Kurt Weill” (91) and “TV Sky” (92).
Now, the band led by Franz Muse will visit us again to recover some of the great hits they have signed throughout their career as “Skinflowers”, “Pas bad”, “Kissing the Sun”, “L’Amourir”, “I send” or “Gasoline Man”.
The concerts will be in Barcelona (October 22, Wolf Room) and Madrid (October 23, Sala Nazca). And tickets can already be achieved in Fnac and in www.ticketmaster.es.
