Rock n roll for a good cause: Krüger rocks! enthusiastic in Bronnbach

Rock n roll for a good cause: Krüger rocks! enthusiastic in Bronnbach

Bronnbach, Deutschland - An unforgettable evening full of rock ’n 'Roll action experienced the Bronnbach monastery! The energetic band Krüger rocks! caused a rousing atmosphere that even exceeded the boldest expectations. Club President Michael Bundschuh opened the benefit concert with a passionate call: "Together we can make a difference!" The proceeds of the evening flow into music promotion for children in the Main-Tauber district, especially for the district youth wind orchestra.

The band, led by the charismatic Harald Krüger, showed their extraordinary talents right from the start. With a powerful entry into Jerry Lee Lewis' "High School Confidential", he made the audience dance. "Bronnbach, you are the capital of Rock’ Roll! "He called and promised a bottle of sparkling wine for the first dancer. The mood was electrifying when the first guests stormed the dance floor and further fueled the band with hits like "Apache" and "I'm on Fire". The musicians, including the acrobatic drummer Walt Bender, delighted with a show that left nothing to be desired.

a firework of emotions

The performance was a real firework of emotions! With hits like "Devil in Disguise" and "Blue Suede Shoes", the audience sang enthusiastically and the dance floor filled up rapidly. Harald Krüger not only shone as a singer, but also as a virtuoso entertainer who juggled the microphone with flying colors. Bassist Patrick Daniel amazed with his daring deposits while he turned his double bass upside down or performed acrobatic tricks.

A highlight of the evening was the impressive drum solo from Walt Bender, which triggered standing ovation. The audience was enthusiastic and demanded more for two encores! The evening in the Bronnbach monastery was a perfect example of Rock ’N roll in its purest form - a night full of music, dance and unforgettable moments that conquered the hearts of those present in the storm.