Kärbholz - [...]-Tour 2026
- Location:
- LKA-Longhorn, Heiligenwiesen 6, 70327 STUTTGART-WANGEN
Kärbholz: "Sturm Zieh Auf" Tour 2026 - Special Guest: The Green Goblins
KÄRBHOLZ: Sturm zieh auf
…When the storm shatters the silence…
Three years have passed since the double release of Chapter 10: Wilde Augen and Chapter 11: Barrikaden. Three years in which the world didn’t stand still and the band used the time to brew a whirlwind that is now breaking loose with full force: “Sturm zieh auf.”
An atmospheric exchange of energy
A storm is more than just wind. It is a raw, uncontrollable force. It brings destruction, yes—but it creates the absolutely necessary space for something new. It is the atmospheric exchange of energy that sweeps away the old to make room for change. On their new album, Kärbholz sets this very moment of transformation to music.
With 13 tracks brimming with passion and emotion, the band captures the full spectrum of a storm: from the oppressive “calm before the storm” through fear and unease to the boundless freedom that emerges when the pressure subsides.
Authentic, edgy, uncompromising
“Sturm zieh auf” pays no heed to conventions or compatibility. The album draws on the harder facets of the band’s history and creates a self-contained universe that doesn’t seek to please at any cost—and perhaps that’s precisely why it touches us so deeply. It’s a work for those willing to question their listening habits.
•?No whining, no finger-pointing: Kärbholz don’t denounce external circumstances.
•?Focus on the self: It’s about the power of the individual to rise above the status quo.
•?Unbridled positivity: Amid the chaos, the band finds happiness in the small, essential things in life.
The “Why” determines the “How”
Freely adapted from Nietzsche, the album conveys a clear message: “If I know a ‘why,’ I can endure almost any ‘how.’” “Sturm zieh auf” is the soundtrack for this journey. It is the musical manifestation of resilience—an invitation to face the storm, enjoy it, and emerge from it stronger.
Kärbholz are back. Louder, harder, and more reflective than ever before.