Die Krupps

Emerging from Germany's rich tradition of innovative electronic music, Die Krupps have carved a distinctive path since their formation in 1980. Renowned for their pioneering work in electronic body music (EBM), the group brings together driving electronics, metallic grooves, and an industrial atmosphere. Their catalogue reflects an enduring influence on the genre, from early experiments to later releases such as the album "Songs From the Dark Side of Heaven" (2021) and the anticipated EP "Will Nicht - Muss! / Collision Course," slated for release in August 2025.

Die Krupps' legacy in the live music scene is equally significant. In April 2027, the group is set to join Ministry as the principal support act for the "Hate to Go Goodbye Europe" tour, with concerts at notable venues including Troxy in London, O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester, and 30Lympia in Dublin. Sharing the stage with Ministry highlights Die Krupps' enduring relevance and draws attention to their compelling stage presence—a key draw for devotees of EBM and electronic concerts.

For fans of genre-defining live music, following Die Krupps is essential to keep abreast of their latest gigs, new releases, and future tour dates across Europe and beyond.