Joy in Hanover: FURY IN THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE entered the German album charts at #2 on July 3, 2026, with their new album "CHANGES". This means that all three albums since their reunion in 2021 have placed in the Top 3 - a clear proof of the band's ongoing relevance, which will celebrate its 40th anniversary next year. Fury In The Slaughterhouse has never been as successful as they are today.
Singer Kai Wingenfelder on today's chart success:
"Now #2 - Hope #1 - Changes #2, not a bad record for a band that's been in the business for 39 years. Congratulations to Finch, although we would have admittedly liked to shave him. Thanks to everyone who contributed to making our dream still live on after all this time.
We are happy and send our regards,
The Furys"
"CHANGES" concludes the album trilogy that began in 2021 with "NOW" and continued in 2023 with "HOPE". On all three albums, the band presents itself playfully and experimentally - sometimes the sound connects to earlier days, sometimes the sextet freely explores new territory.
The large fanbase thanks the band: Over half of the summer open-air dates for Fury In The Slaughterhouse are already sold out in advance. It remains exciting to see what’s next from the Fury camp...
The link to the current video 9 LIVES is as follows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWG2Up2JXbE
FURY IN THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE - Fury Live Twenty Six
July 24. Winterbach, Zeltspektakel (sold out)
July 25. Trier, Amphitheater (sold out)
July 31. Lüneburg, Kultursommer (sold out)
August 1. Gelsenkirchen, Amphitheater (sold out)
August 21. Bielefeld, Ravensberger Park
August 26. Bonn, Kunst!Rasen
August 28. Bad Kissingen, Flugplatz
August 29. Northeim, Waldbühne
