Betontod on big anniversary tour in October 2026
Betontod will be touring Germany next year to celebrate their impressive 35th anniversary as a band. This will be the biggest tour in the band's history. For the band from Rheinberg, who have stood for energetic punk rock, a clear attitude and a loyal fan base spanning generations since the early nineties, this occasion is far more than just a milestone birthday. Betontod are using the anniversary to say thank you to their fans in a very special way for decades of shared experiences, sweaty club shows, loud festival nights and countless moments in which their music has brought people together.
The band makes it clear that their story may be a long one, but it's far from over: With their big tour of Germany in October 2026, they are sending out a clear signal. The "We're just getting started!" Tour 2026 shows that even after 35 years, Betontod are not coming back quieter, but louder and more determined. On December 5, there will be a brand new song, which is intended as a direct thank you to all those who have accompanied the band since their first steps. Those who have been by the band's side from small basement gigs to youth center concerts to big festival appearances, who have sung along, sweated, celebrated and spilled a beer or two in the mosh pit. The new track is a musical salute to this community and a promise that Betontod will continue to go full steam ahead.
Parallel to this, the big Betontod documentary has been released and is available for free on YouTube for one week. The documentary offers an intense and candid look into 35 years of band history: from the first rehearsal room days to the early DIY gigs to sold-out shows and big stages across the country. The film project shows unembellished how much passion, friendship and dedication are behind Betontod and how the band has reinvented itself again and again over three decades without losing its roots.
On the same day, the "Wir fangen jetzt erst an!" Tour 2026 is officially announced - which will take them across Germany in October. Just more reasons to turn up the volume. For the fans, this tour means more than just concerts - it is a statement that Betontod are not getting tired even after three and a half decades, but are coming back louder, bigger and hungrier than ever before.
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