VOLBEAT - Rewind * Replay * Rebound Tour

Rebels & Angels!

We know many of you have been asking and we’re sorry that we have not had word until now, but for the safety of our fans, families and crew, Volbeat’s remaining 2020 headline shows in Germany, Luxembourg, Estonia and Norway have been cancelled.

While it is beyond disappointing to not play for you this Summer, we are so looking forward to getting back out and seeing you all once we can all safely return to live shows. Please keep an eye on your inboxes as you will soon be receiving more information from your point of purchase.

In the meantime, stay safe, take care of yourself and each other and we will see you all as soon as we can.

- VOLBEAT 

VOLBEAT TO PERFORM IN TALLINN IN JULY

Danish rockers VOLBEAT will hit the stage of Saku Arena on Friday, July 17th. The show will be a part of their “Rewind • Replay • Rebound Tour”.  It will be the first time the band brings their full solo concert to Baltics.

The saying goes that while we may be through with the past, the past is never really through with us. For their seventh album, Rewind, Replay, Rebound, the multi-platinum selling Danish rock band Volbeat — Michael Poulsen (guitars/vocals), Rob Caggiano (guitars), Kaspar Boye Larsen (bass), and Jon Larsen (drums) — have built upon the DNA-distinct, psychobilly punk ‘n’ roll sound they are known for. They have made their sound fresh for themselves and for their diehard legion of fans by distilling from and paying homage to rock ‘n’ roll’s rich, storied past. The end result finds the band reaching a creative summit. “The whole point for us going into the studio, is because you still have something to prove — not just for the fans, but mostly for yourself,” says Poulsen. “We would not be able to do this record if it wasn’t for the work we have done in the past. No matter how old the band gets or how many records we do, there is always going to be that signature sound.”

With their own nearly 20-year history, which includes tours with Metallica, Motorhead Slipknot and beyond, Volbeat return with an album that, when all is said and done, will help usher in the rock ‘n’ roll surgence that is both long overdue and inevitable. It also aims to bring rock back to the forefront. “There is a side of it where people will go, ‘Oh, wow, we didn’t know you could sing like that,’” Poulsen says with a laugh. “Yeah, me either!’ The album has a hint of going back in time to your childhood. If you listen to the lyrics, the listener can go back in time and think of his or her own childhood. Whether it’s a certain smell, a color, a location, a feeling, or something that happened in the summer that made you feel good, or when you were really struggling, but you found your way through to the other side and continued being inspired by life and the challenges therein. The songs are personal but they are relatable.”

With Rewind, Replay, Rebound album, everything is cyclical. “With the lyrics, you go back in time to your own childhood and fly away to what you did as a kid,” Poulsen continues. “When you do that, you replay that when you grow up. If you’ve been going through something and you have been down, and then rise up and get stronger, that’s the rebound. But it also references the music. Some songs could easily be on our first two or three records — that is where we rewind. Now, in 2019, we replay it, and we even become stronger.” Ultimately, Volbeat have not lost the musical fire in their veins or their passion to create and progress. They strive to outdo themselves and their previous output. It’s that which keeps them hungry — and musically honest — on Rewind, Replay, Rebound.