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Scooter tickets for all concerts of the ‘Thirty, Rough and Dirty!’ Anniversary tour 2025.

Scooter continue their ‘Thirty, Rough and Dirty!’ anniversary tour 2025! H.P. Baxxter and his bandmates celebrated their 30th anniversary together with their fans in 2024 with numerous concerts and festival appearances. Now there are new dates for 2025 - in Essen, Lingen. Dresden, Losheim am See, Berlin and Hamburg, Scooter will be playing in the open air this summer.

The dates for the ‘Thirty, Rough and Dirty!’ Tour 2025:

06 June 2025 Essen, Seaside Beach Baldeney
08 August 2025 Lingen/Ems, OpenAir-Platz EmslandArena
15 August 2025 Dresden, Filmnächte am Elbufer
22 August 2025 Losheim am See, Strandbad
29 August 2025 Berlin, Waldbühne
30 August 2025 Hamburg, Trabrennbahn

The live performances of Germany's most successful techno and EDM band are legendary. On their tours at home and abroad, Scooter fill the biggest halls and arenas and create a bombastic atmosphere with one hit after another. Phenomenal light shows and dancers round off the stage programme when H.P Baxxter and his bandmates turn up the heat on the synthesizers. Get your Scooter tickets now at ticketbande and experience Scooter 2025 on stage!

"Move Your Ass!", "How Much Is the Fish", "Nessaja", "Maria (I Like It Loud)" and "The Question Is What Is the Question?" are just some of the tracks with absurd names that have helped the band achieve the success it enjoys today. The German techno band Scooter formed around frontman H.P. Baxxter rather by chance in 1994. Initially still active under the name The Loop, Rick Jordan, Ferris Bueller and H.P. released their debut "Vallée De Larmes" together with their producer Jens Thele as Scooter. Although the single flopped, the North Germans landed a hit with "Hyper Hyper" - not only in Germany, but also in large parts of Europe. The song sold over 700,000 copies in Germany alone and remains one of the band's most successful tracks to this day.
The fact that the new sound was unusual for the time was revealed by the divided reactions of the music scene. Many DJs and music critics saw Scooter's songs as the downfall of techno. Despite harsh criticism, the band stuck to their music and are still celebrating success with it today. Simple melodies, samples of well-known songs, high-pitched female voices and bizarre megaphone announcements by H.P. Baxxter define Scooter's sound.
Although, or perhaps precisely because, they remained true to their musical style, Scooter landed one hit after another and sold numerous singles and albums. With the album "Jumping All Over The World", released in 2007, Scooter reached the top of the charts in the UK and finally became international stars.
In their career, the band can look back on a record of more than 20 singles in the German Top 10 charts, countless gold and platinum records and various awards. Most recently, Scooter thrilled their fans with tracks such as "FCK 2020", "Paul Is Dead" and "Groundhog Day" from their 20th album "God Save the Rave". The fact that Scooter is regarded as the best-known German band in the German techno and dance scene is inevitably down to frontman H.P. Baxxter, who has been an integral part of the band since the beginning and is largely responsible for its success. Other current members of Scooter are Michael Simon and Sebastian Schilde.