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A day made for a bad mood. A day to pull the blanket over your head.
On this day, the Kreuzberg venue Wild at Heart hosted a concert with a band package that was impressive. Fans started arriving at Wild at Heart quite early, so by around 10 PM, it was already quite crowded. The average age was relatively low for Wild at Heart. Just before half past ten, the first band, BLOODSUCKING ZOMBIES FROM OUTER SPACE from Austria, took the stage. The guys offered extremely melodic and very fast Psychobilly / Punk'n'Roll. The eye-catcher of the band was the drummer, who not only played standing up but was also the main vocalist. Additionally, he was made up to look like a creature from a bad horror movie that had torn half his face away. The atmosphere in front of the stage was very good; even though the audience stood quite calmly, there was plenty of applause and recognition for the band.
The guys played incredibly tight, which fueled speculation about playback tapes. They never missed a beat! It sounded too clean to be real. According to the band, everything was live, though. I have rarely seen a band play so tightly together.
Wild at Heart continued to fill up, but it emptied quite quickly once the Austrians finished. People stepped outside for some fresh air, chatted, and then leisurely returned to the now well-heated club. There, DUSTSUCKER had taken up their instruments. The band played solid punk rock / kick-ass rock with a strong guitar emphasis. By now, you could also see the band visually. During their last performance at Wild at Heart, that simply wasn't the case. Musically okay, the band had been a visual disaster. This was not the case today. However, the band had a hard time convincing the audience. The space in front of the stage was relatively empty, while the area around the bar was very crowded. Although the band was not bad, they were at a disadvantage that evening.
As the main act, we then heard and, above all, saw THE CREEPSHOW from Canada. The band particularly stood out thanks to frontwoman Sarah Sin, but the male band members didn't look too bad either. At least the female audience in front of the stage was quite high. It was hot in Wild at Heart. There was some pogo dancing, a bit of wrecking, and otherwise, every song was enthusiastically cheered and applauded. THE CREEPSHOW delivered a fantastic Psychobilly set that simply thrilled everyone. The band also played songs from their new album, which were particularly well received. The new album features some real gems. This is essential material for any Psychobilly fan. The band really put in the effort, resulting in a truly great concert in the very warm Wild at Heart.
I can't say how late or early it was when it was time to go home, only that the next morning was not so easy. However, the concert made up for the tough morning after.