TORFROCK

In the organizer's words:

TORFROCK:
The Torfmoorholm utility rockers continue to tour the country in 2025.

A strong piece of northern Germany.

Let's put it this way: if someone had said recently, over fifty-four years ago, that we would be celebrating the band's 48th anniversary at some point, they would probably have been accused of having had a few too many drinking horns of mead - but wrongly, as it turns out.

but wrongly, as it turns out. Crazy story. And by the way, in 2025, we'll be celebrating our hard-as-nails Bagaluten-Wiehnacht for the 34th time (!!!). And we still have goals: in 2027 we want to celebrate our 50 (!) stage anniversary together with you.

With their consistency, authenticity and joy of playing, they remain true to themselves and their fans even after almost five decades. So that in 2025 they will not only be performing at the 34th Bagaluten Wiehnacht, but also at
concerts and festivals with their

their unique utility rock into the pudding again. The 48 years of live expertise, fresh and rocking arrangements of their unmistakable classics as well as the T orfmoorholm humor make every concert a special experience.

The line-up of Torfrock has changed
changed a little over the years.
the years. Today, Torfrock is Klaus
Büchner, one of the two founding
who once met with Raymond Voss in Hamburg's Ernst Deutsch Theater to set texts by Edgar Allan Poe to music. Torfrock started with a crazy idea and Jimi Hendrix became an unlikely tribute: his "Hey Joe" became a hit, even with German lyrics ("He Jo"), the first for Torfrock in a long line of successors and a hit with which the guitar god Hendrix is still duly honored today.

Today, Klaus Büchner (vocals, poems, harmonica and bass flute) is joined by Volker Schmidt (lots of guitars, vocals and harmonica), Stefan Lehmann (drums and vocals) and Sven Berger (bass and vocals), who together give the tried-and-tested Torfrock sound a modern, groovy twist.

Torfrock's (fictional) microcosm, which is created by the ludicrous stories from the lives of the inhabitants of Torfmoorholm, the lovably drunk and chaotic Viking troupe from Haithabu and their descendants (Mr. Wernersen is probably one of them), still has an immense appeal to audiences of all ages today. The timeless lyrics, the peaty rock-folk-blues-punk-boogie (in short: utility rock) as well as the typical Büchner humor let the

concertgoers together with the band to celebrate a peaceful and cheerful peat rock party.

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