In 2022 they played a sold out show at Akvárium Klub and their return in this year, 16th November is already sold out six months early, so due to popular demand the Guano Apes concert is moving to Barba Negra!

Guano Apes is a German rock band known for their unique blend of alternative rock, nu-metal, and funk metal, often characterized by powerful vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and a dynamic mix of musical styles. 

Key Points About Guano Apes:

Formation and Early Years: Guano Apes was formed in 1994 in Göttingen, Germany. The original lineup consisted of Sandra Nasić (vocals), Henning Rümenapp (guitar), Stefan Ude (bass), and Dennis Poschwatta (drums). They gained early attention after winning the "Local Heroes" competition in 1996, which helped them secure a record deal.

Breakthrough with Proud Like a God (1997): The band’s debut album, Proud Like a God, was a major success, particularly in Europe. The album featured hit singles such as "Open Your Eyes," "Rain," and "Lords of the Boards." "Open Your Eyes" became their breakout hit, gaining significant airplay and establishing the band’s presence on the international rock scene.

Musical Style: Guano Apes' sound is a mix of alternative rock, nu-metal, and funk metal, with elements of punk and electronic music. Sandra Nasić's distinctive, powerful vocals are a defining feature, blending melodic singing with aggressive, raw energy. The band’s music often balances heavy guitar riffs with catchy melodies and dynamic rhythms.

Albums and Hits:

Proud Like a God (1997): The debut album that put them on the map, featuring "Open Your Eyes" and "Lords of the Boards."
Don’t Give Me Names (2000): Their second album, which included singles like "Big in Japan" (a cover of the Alphaville song) and "No Speech."
Walking on a Thin Line (2003): Featured hits like "You Can’t Stop Me" and "Pretty in Scarlet." This album marked a slight shift towards a more polished sound.
Bel Air (2011): After a hiatus, the band returned with this album, showing a more mature and polished sound, with tracks like "Oh What a Night."
Offline (2014): Continued their evolution with a mix of their classic sound and new influences.
Hiatus and Reunion: After releasing Walking on a Thin Line in 2003, the band went on hiatus in 2005. During this time, Sandra Nasić pursued a solo career, releasing her album The Signal in 2007. Guano Apes reunited in 2009, releasing the comeback album Bel Air in 2011.

Live Performances and Tours: Guano Apes are known for their energetic and intense live performances. They have toured extensively in Europe and have played at various major rock festivals, building a strong and loyal fanbase.

Legacy and Influence: Guano Apes played a significant role in the late 1990s and early 2000s alternative rock and nu-metal scenes. They are often credited with bringing a unique sound to the genre, combining heavy and aggressive elements with catchy, radio-friendly melodies. Their influence can be seen in various European rock and metal bands that followed.

Recent Developments: The band remains active, though less prolific in terms of new releases compared to their early years. They continue to perform live and maintain a solid fanbase, particularly in Europe.

Guano Apes has carved out a distinctive niche in the rock world, with their energetic mix of styles and Sandra Nasić's powerful vocals making them a standout act. They remain a beloved band, especially among fans of alternative rock and nu-metal from the late 90s and early 2000s.

Source and tickets:
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