Punk rock fireworks in the Wiesbaden slaughterhouse: an unforgettable evening

Punk rock fireworks in the Wiesbaden slaughterhouse: an unforgettable evening

On November 22, 2024, the slaughterhouse in Wiesbaden experienced an unforgettable evening full of punk rock emotions. Fans of the scene came in droves to experience the appearances of three outstanding bands: as Friends Rust, Quicksand and the iconic Hot Water Music. This event promised to be a highlight in the concert calendar and made the hearts of those present beat faster.

The band AS Friends Rust started, which shone with their mixture of old hits and current songs. This group is known for their profound texts and catchy melodies, which was reflected in their setlist. Songs such as "Like Strings (Spell it with a k)" and "Born with a silver spoon up your ass" made the crowd romp, while the charismatic singer created a relaxed mood with humorous comments. The appearance with "positive mental platform" and "coffee black", which invited you to dance and sing along, was particularly energetic.

Quicksand: A game with the tension

to AS Friends Rust was time for Quicksand who brought her very own intensity to the stage. With their characteristic sound, which consists of booming guitar riffs and deep bass lines, they immediately captivated the audience. The combination of older and newer pieces, including "Omission" and "Head to Wall", kept the tension up to the last tone. A special highlight was the joint appearance with Chuck Ragan and Jason Black from Hot Water Music for the song "Fazer", which put the fans into a true euphoric shop.

The final chord of Quicksand provided the track "Phase 90", which left the audience with its massive sound wave and increased the anticipation for the headliner. With each note, the expectation was slowed down, but steadily.

Hot Water Music: Legendary veterans of the scene

After all, it was Hot Water Music's turn and they were by no means disappointing the audience. From the first second it was clear that they would conquer the stage. With the powerful "Menace" opener, they laid the foundation for an absolutely memorable appearance. The band presented classics such as "Wayfarer", "Remedy" and "Trusty Chords", which made the audience explode. At the same time, deeper, more emotional songs such as "Drag My Body" and "Difference Engine" left space for reflection and feelings.

A particularly moving moment was the appearance of Walter Schreifels on "Free Radio Gainesville", who put the close connection between the artists and their fans into the spotlight. The dynamic between Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard was incredibly noticeable and let the energy flood the entire slaughterhouse. Here it became clear why Hot Water Music is celebrated as icons of punk rock.

For all fans, the hope remains that such great nights of music will never end. And for those who could not be there, the following applies: never miss the next time and secure a ticket in good time! For more information about this event, detailed reports and reviews Find on Cityguide-rhein-neckar.de