Album and concerts announced
The count wants to know it again with unholy
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Nine years ago, unholy said goodbye to their fans. Now your front man of the Graf surprisingly announces a comeback. At the new album and the planned concerts, the “complete crew from past days” should be there again.
The count surprisingly reported to Instagram. In a comeback video, the singer announces a new album and concert dates of his band unholy. “After nine years I will get back to you,” said the count in an Instagram video. The front man of the band Unheilig, who published the last studio album to date with “from person to person” and thus celebrated its farewell to the stage, announced good news for the fans of the musicians in the clip.
In the long period of absence, he never stopped making music and writing songs, the singer said in the video and in the text about the clip. “I would like to tell you that we will celebrate our comeback this year,” he continued, and gave the fans the promise: “We are back and we will stay now.”
In 2025, the band was “born to live” (2010) to go back to the studio and work on a new Unheilig-Studio album that the count “for the early 2026” prospect. At the end of 2025, “a few concerts” were planned for which fans could now get tickets on the band website. “Licky, Henning, Potti and the entire crew from past days are of course back with us,” the count went on to the well -known line -up.
At the comeback concerts, “Meet and Greets and autograph sessions with the singer and the band are planned” as before. “So be there on this trip to the good old days and celebrate with us. We are all looking forward to seeing you again.”
For the “back” comeback concerts, appearances in the following cities have been announced for 2025: November 21st in Leipzig (Haus Auensee), December 6th in Hamburg (Inselpark Arena), December 18 in Munich (Zenith), 20. December in Berlin (Uber Eats Music Hall), December 23 in Cologne (Palladium) and December 29 in Oberhausen (turbine hall).
