German electronic band Scooter are embarking on a comeback tour as they mark thirty years since first forming.
The band, currently made up of H.P. Baxxter, Marc Blou, Jay Frog and Jens Thele, are playing dates across Europe and the UK.
The group kickstarted their tour in Germany last month, and will soon be playing dates in the likes of Berlin, Zurich, Glasgow, London and Cardiff.
German electronic band Scooter are embarking on a comeback tour as they mark their 30th anniversary.
Scooter first formed in Hamburg in 1993 and have sole more than 30 million records.
They are known for hits including The Logical Song and How Much is the Fish?
“UK/IRELAND Posse! We’re bringing our THIRTY, ROUGH AND DIRTY! TOUR to venues near you in October and November!” the band captioned one Instagram post promoting their tour.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C5f77zxN143/?igsh=MXBrdmNnenZubWs2aA%3D%3D
“Amsterdam was crazy. I prayed for another 5 hour encore. A perfect rave show🔥🔥,” one fan commented underneath.
Early last year, the group released the track Waste Your Youth.
H.P. previously told City magazine about being icons of the techno scene that they’re always thinking about what they’re doing next and never really reflect on how far they’ve come.
The group kickstarted their tour in Germany last month, and will soon be playing dates in the UK.
“To be honest, we don’t think much about the past at all. As soon as we release a new song or album (expect a new one at the end of the year or in the spring, p.p.), we already start working on the next project,” he explained.
“The creative process in the studio starts anew every day. We will have enough time for memories and looking back on the old years.”
Talking about their chart success, H.P. told Athens Calling: “Always hard to say, but we are humbled and thankful for all our fans and supporters. But there’s still some space left at our wall.”
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