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Lakeview at Luxor, Cologne The overwhelming force of Lakeview took over instantly, guitars ripping through the room while booming vocals commanded every corner of the venue. It was an opening to remember. Jesse and

Never Back Down at Luxor Never Back Down is a modern German metalcore band originally formed in 2014 in North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for their blend of heavy riffs, aggressive breakdowns, and emotive clean vocals,

Bridge City Sinners - Death’s Door Tour 2026 at the Luxor in Cologne Black-grass night with The Bridge City Sinners The Bridge City Sinners are a dark folk and folk-punk band from Portland. Formed in

Johanna Rose & The Dreamboats at the Luxor in Cologne Johanna Rose & the Dreamboats is a musical act from New Orleans led by singer, songwriter, and upright bassist Johanna Rose. Known for her

Begonia, Canadian Juno award nominee artist from Winnipeg opened for The Bros Landreth  at Luxor in Köln with a 30 minutes set. We were in for a real treat as Begonia surpassed all expectations for

An outstanding artistic value night with The Bros Landreth The two-time Juno Award winners The Bros Landreth from Winnipeg, Canada, are currently touring in support of their fourth studio album Dog Ear, and their

Michael Marcagi live at Luxor on February 10, 2026 with special guest Evan Honer. While checking in turned out I was not on the guest list, but digging up the confirmation email on my

Sophia Scott, a native of Boulder, Colorado, is a Nashville recording artist and she was the support act for Drew Baldridge at Luxor, Cologne. Photos/Review for: CountryMusicNews.de You can read the full review here.

When Drew Baldridge's song “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” climbed to No. 1 on the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart, made history as the highest-charting self-funded song ever on the Billboard Country Airplay chart. This remarkable feat not

Hungary and rock music Hungary actually has a rich rock tradition going back decades. Many of the bands had a good quality music, they were huge domestically, but language kept them from reaching wider