Betontod at Schlachthof Wiesbaden: 90 minutes of punk rock for their twelfth album
The punk band from Rheinbach is touring with their twelfth studio album 'Wir fangen jetzt erst richtig an'. In Wiesbaden, moshpits were joined by a short acoustic interlude.
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Punk band Betontod from Rheinbach played the Schlachthof in Wiesbaden on 9 October. The band, active in the scene for more than 30 years, is touring Germany with detours to the Netherlands and Switzerland in support of their twelfth studio album 'Wir fangen jetzt erst richtig an' ('We're only really getting started now'). According to a Paranoyd Magazin report on 11 October, Betontod opened with 'Alle die schönen Menschen' and played for around 90 minutes – the reviewer called it 90 minutes of full-throttle punk rock. A short acoustic interlude came mid-set.
Düsseldorf punk band Rogers opened the evening, starting at 8pm, playing for about 40 minutes and kicking off with 'Mittelfinger für immer'. Moshpits formed in the crowd, and fans waved band flags handed out before the show. The report also praised the security staff. The concert was not sold out: according to the magazine, the hall was only about half full.