Accept

[Kalata]

U.D.O. plays a forgotten 1981 Accept song live this year alongside with the full album set:

Spoiler

''Breaking Up Again'' with Peter Baltes on vocals, as on the album.

I don't think Accept have ever played it live. It's nice and melancholic (this harmonies), I prefer the other 80's ballads (and with Baltes, good voice for such songs), but it's always cool to hear a rare song.

 

[Hendrike]

Does anyone know where Wolf Hoffmann lives these days? Thanks in advance!
I'm curious because there's a trend of artists moving back to Germany from the US, like Doro.
I wonder if that's the case with Wolf too. I know he moved to Nashville, then most recently to Florida, but now?

 

[MaryPelon]

Nashville (I think). He moved to Florida for his wife Gaby, but then he left her shortly after that.

 

[Kalata]

The drummer Shawn Drover will be the first Special Guest Artist for Accept’s 50th Anniversary tour. Joining the band for the first 3 shows.
edit: more announced are Jhon Norum, Fred Akesson.

The concept, the rare songs, and the stage of this tour are curious.

 

[malfeitor]

We'll see how the idea works, but I was hoping for... Hmmm, less random guests. I don't have anything against Drover, but what does he have to do with Accept? Inviting Kaufmann would be great.

 

[GhostofCain]

Special U.D.O. anniversary tour. Shame there are no UK dates.

 

[Cat Milk Supreme]

Absolute shame, bastards

 

[Kalata]

ACCEPT Recruits METALLICA, JUDAS PRIEST, PANTERA, SCORPIONS, GHOST Members For 50th-Anniversary Album 'Teutonic Titans 1976–2026'

German/American heavy metal legends ACCEPT celebrate 50 years of pure power by bringing together the scene's A-list musicians for a landmark release. "Teutonic Titans 1976–2026" stands as a definitive statement of the band's legacy, forged in steel and driven by unmistakable riffs. Arriving...

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Accept announced an album with guests and 1 re-recorded song called Teutonic Titans. The songs are up to 1989 (19 songs, but nothing from the debut), the re-recorded one by the band is surprisingly ''Hellhammer'' (from ETH '89 album). ''Save Us'' is the second least popular song on the list, its post-chorus is great imo. It will be interesting to hear some of these songs with modern production. ''Balls To The Wall'' with Rob is curious.