"Home is not where you live, but where they understand you"! This quote by Christian Morgenstern describes the Bayern-Tour 2010 very well actually. It was very exciting for all of us for a number of reasons and that's why we'd like to thank a few people here.

 

 

MARKUS WAGNER & the whole Saturn Theresienhöhe Team! It was nice to play at Saturn again. The backstage, again, was incredible. So at the start of the tour, you made us feel like proper rockstars...

 

FEX, FEX, and once again: FEX!!! What would have we done without you???

 

Check out this video on howimetcharliestraight.com. See all these drums and gongs ready to be played? We're aleady dreaming of a rehearsal room down in your basement, Fex! :-) Thanks a lot for lending us the stuff we needed.

 

 

 

 

 

JENNY, DAVID, MIKE and JENS from the University Neubiberg: The gig at the Uni-bar can't have happened without your help. We enjoyed it and hope to come again soon.

 

The accommodation was quite interesting this time. We lived in a military base with hundreds of killer-rabbits running round and special police forces training outside our window every morning. When I went running with Vojta, we passed a scarry-looking group of fully armed men laughing at the two Czechs lost in German military area

 

 

 

HEIDI, ANN-KATHRIN & the HARDROCK-CAFE MÜNCHEN Team.

 

When was the last time you'd eaten far too many things? That's what happened to all of us that night. I had three cheesecakes in a row after the two gigs we played on Wednesday the 27th Oct. There were some lovely Swiss girls in the audience and our hard-core German fans, of course (like Katy, the night-life guide, and many more loyal "Münchners").

 

 

 

 

ALI KHAN!!! He's got a truly special sense of humour. You've got to get used to it and we did in the end. He is a kind guy, though. We got five of our songs aired on one of the biggest radio stations in Munich and that's some achievement for a (virtually or literally) unknown band in Munich. Check out this video from Radio Chariwari.

 

 

 

 Afk m94.5 is such a creative place full of young girls in skinny jeans! The walls are covered with stickers from bands and small indie labels and you get plenty of Haribos on arrival. Anyway, we played three unplugged songs and we have them mixed and ready for you to hear, so keep in touch. We might post them HERE soon.

 

 

 

PUERTO GIESING is in the picture on top. We were like U2 at times. :-)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOMl3ns1YQU

 

Cheers, a big thanks to Andi, the German manager.

 

Albert