Apocalyptica inspires Wiesbaden: Metallica homage in the slaughterhouse!
Apocalyptica inspires Wiesbaden: Metallica homage in the slaughterhouse!
On October 7, 2024, the slaughterhouse in Wiesbaden experienced a musical highlight when the Finnish band Apocalyptica presented its tour "Plays Metallica Vol. 2". The atmosphere was already electrifying at the beginning of the concert. The audience seemed to have been waiting for this special moment when the classically trained cellists entered the stage with the legendary piece "The Ecstasy of Gold" and the crowd immediately.
With its impressive ability to transfer the musical depth of the metallica classics to the cello, Apocalyptica proved why they have not only captivated metallica fans, but also lovers of classical music since their debut. The arrangements of their songs, including hits such as "Ride the Lightning" and "Master of Puppets", were a passionate testimony to their dedication and skills. The band managed to interpret the powerful sounds of Metallica in a way that remained unique and loyal to their origin.eicca topins and moving moments
The band leader Eicca Toppinen spoke during the concert about the continuing fascination that Metallica's music has on them. "It is incredible how much this music still moves after all these years," he said, while he was looking at the enthusiastic audience. This commitment and the emotional depth that flowed into every arrangement made it clear that it was not just a homage, but a celebration of the music itself.
The pieces of the listeners particularly touched the pieces "Nothing Else Matters" and the final "One". The melancholy melodies that were brought to life by the Celli created a new, in -depth emotional dimension. In contrast, songs such as "Enter Sandman" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls" ensured euphoric atmosphere in the hall that invited to sing along and celebrate.
The opening volume of the evening, The Raven Age, perfectly tuned the crowd through its powerful (alternative) metal. Led by George Harris, they presented atmospheric guitar riffs and dynamic vocals, which increased the anticipation on Apocalyptica. The transition between the two bands was fluid and created a successful setting for an unforgettable evening.
Overall, Apocalyptica impressively showed that her homage to Metallica has lost nothing in importance after almost three decades. Your ability to combine the essence of original music with your own unique sound makes every concert a unique experience. The audience in Wiesbaden was lucky to be part of this musical event.
Text & photos © Jan Heesch
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