Fortuna Ehrenfeld

10 years of Fortuna Ehrenfeld — Now it sounds!

Fortuna's cult album “The End of Coolness Vol. 2” marked the beginning of a career that seemed impossible a good ten years ago. A trio in pajamas set out to iron the German indie scene on the left.

Jenny Thiele, Jannis Bentler, Martin Bechler

12 albums later, the Ehrenfeldern has grown into a band that does not exist a second time in German-language pop. Between the punk rock bar, the Kreuzberg ballroom and the Elbphilharmonie — nothing is safe from the playful people of Cologne.

Right to the heart — incorruptible — danceable.

The masters of musical stardust from melancholy, hug and escalation.

Now it's time to party — the way this band does it best: on stage, until you drop.

After a six-day kick-off through the favorite corners of her home in Cologne, Fortuna Ehrenfeld is now carrying her self-spun shalala with waving hair all over the Republic.

If you've never seen this band live before: This isn't a show, it's a manifesto, and you go out like you've been dancing on the moon in your best suit — a bit disheveled, a bit in love, a bit of Ehrenfeld, even if you've never been there before.

Ten years of Fortuna don't exist twice. But tickets are already available — as long as supplies last.