WIZO | Support: Itchy

Under the motto “WIZO brings the light!” (subtitle: “Welt kaputt, feiern gut!”), the Sindelfingen-based band celebrate sweaty nights with hoarse throats in sweaty bliss with old anthems and new songs. After an extraordinarily successful tour in 2024, the band remains true to itself: no big halls, but even more concerts in large clubs and cultural centers – close to the audience, with maximum energy.

Singer Axel Kurth describes it like this: “When WIZO play, there are these magical moments under the big asshole-free haze. That gives us and the people below us the strength to bite our way through the insane world collapse spiral for days afterwards.” Over 40 dates in two months, double shows, six times a week – a tight program that shows how much WIZO loves playing live.

For old and new fans alike, “WIZO bringt das Licht!” 2026 will be a highlight of the concert year.

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– Support: ITCHY –

ITCHY are and remain one of the most reliable and likeable constants in the punk rock universe. In the best DIY style, the three Swabians have built up their status as an indispensable rock institution over the past 25 years, delivering new ideas, new albums and, most importantly, a never-ending series of sweat-inducing concerts with completely escalating audiences and notorious entertainment value with impressive regularity. There are now well over 1,000 shows in 20 different countries. From the Southside Festival to Nova Rock and joint tours with NOFX, Billy Talent, Bad Religion or Sum41.

The fact that ITCHY is always about more than just the music is demonstrated not only by their critical lyrics but also by their numerous collaborations and campaigns with various NGOs such as Kein Bock auf Nazis, Amnesty International, Greenpeace, Sea Shepherd and Ocean Care.

To kick off the 25th anniversary year in style, Sibbi, Panzer and Max are going on tour with punk legends WIZO in February 2026, preparing for everything that is to follow in this special year. After all, a quarter of a century of band history has to be celebrated properly, right?