FEVYAR

“Don't make us wait so long next time.” Fevyar heard this sentence more often than anyone else after the shows on the last tour. They take him at his word. In May 2027, they will play the “All Again” tour, six evenings in Stuttgart, Munich, Cologne, Leipzig, Berlin and Hamburg, with new songs and a band that, after 16 years, knows exactly what they can do on stage.

Anyone who has ever been to a Fevyar concert knows why it draws people back. The audience includes people who only know each other from these evenings. It is sung aloud, sometimes laughing, sometimes crying. No one has to explain that. Many come for the third, fourth, fifth time and describe it as coming home. Fevyar builds evenings with the audience that last. The reputation of a terrific live band is no accident.

Felix Denzer, Jakob Joiko and Andre Moghimi do it themselves. Write songs, produce them, shoot videos, build artworks, all by yourself, right down to the final decision. It's been that way since the first song. You hear and see it every evening: The shows are intricately built, yet only the band stands behind them. This makes a Fewjar concert more approachable than its size might suggest.

All Again means from the beginning, with everything that has happened up to this point behind you. The band sounds clearer than ever before. The energy of your own genre-bending storm and push phase is combined with indie, alternative and the best that millennial dad rock has to offer: the great feelings that this genre can do, filtered through everything that has been added since then.

The same applies to the audience. Each tour starts anew and takes in what happened before: the people you met the last time and the songs that have been added since then.

So it's all over again. All Again.