July 19th 2024.
The techno band Scooter is making a grand comeback after a long hiatus, and they are ready to rock the stage once again! Fans, get your rave shoes on because the group is embarking on a massive tour, hitting venues all across the UK. Made up of H. P. Baxxter, Marc Blou, Jay Frog, and Jens Thele, this German band first gained fame over 20 years ago with their hit single, "The Logical Song."
To celebrate their return, Scooter has planned a tour this year with shows in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Dublin, Aberdeen, Glasgow, and Cardiff. If you're a die-hard fan, there's still a chance for you to snag tickets! They're priced at around £55 per person for a seat at the Thirty, Rough, and Dirty tour. This tour is extra special as it marks the band's 30th anniversary, although it was their cover of Supertramp's hit song that catapulted them to fame, reaching number 2 on the UK Singles Charts.
But that's not all! In addition to the tour, Scooter is also releasing their milestone 21st studio album, "Open Your Mind and Your Trousers," which includes popular singles like "Rechno is Back," "Rave & Shout," "Waste Your Youth," and "For Those About To Rave." Clearly, the band is ready to make a comeback like never before!
The tour, which kicked off in Germany, is set to continue throughout Europe before the group finally lands on UK shores in October and November. Since their formation in 1993, Scooter has sold a staggering 30 million records and has received over 80 gold and platinum music awards. They have also achieved an impressive 23 top ten hits, making them the most commercially successful German single-record act.
Their catchy and unique music, along with their eccentric outfits, Baxxter's bright blonde hair, and explosive performances, have made Scooter a household name around the world. In fact, their music and lyrics have even gained popularity on the popular app TikTok!
In a recent interview with City Magazine, vocalist H. P. Baxxter reflected on the impact Scooter has had on the electronic music industry. He shared, "I've always loved bands with strong stage presence. When I was a teenager listening to hard rock, I loved Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore, who would destroy his guitar at every concert. It was a staged part of the show, but it didn't diminish the excitement I felt when he smashed it."
Speaking about their legendary live shows, Baxxter added, "At one point, we were spending more on pyrotechnics than we could make in tickets, but we could afford it because our shows were selling massive amounts of records. Every single we put out went gold or platinum, and then all of a sudden, albums started selling. Of course, this has completely changed, but fortunately, pyrotechnics have also become cheaper, and we don't have to dwell on it."
The article was first published on April 8, 2024, and it's clear that Scooter's comeback is highly anticipated. Fans are eagerly waiting for their favorite band to hit the stage once again and give them a show to remember. If you have a celebrity story or pictures related to Scooter, get in touch with the entertainment team at The Agency. They would love to hear from you!
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