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At 50, Scorpions still rock like a hurricane

On the Road Again, USA TODAY's spotlight on artists on tour, this week looks at heavy metal band The Scorpions .

Still packing a sting. German metal band The Scorpions bring their 50th-anniversary world tour to North America for 16 dates starting Sept. 10 at Boston's Blue Hills Bank Pavilion. Though best known for such '80s and '90s hits as Rock You Like a Hurricane and Wind of Change , sets on the current tour pull from every era. "Since we're celebrating 50 years all around the world, we thought it would be nice to go back to the '70s and play some earlier material," says singer Klaus Meine. The shows also will include material from the group's  Return to Forever , which comes out Friday.

The early days. Founding guitarist Rudolf Schenker is the only remaining member who recalls the first Scorpions gigs and the band's makeshift sound system. "The first one was three guys playing over one amplifier," Schenker says. "The bass destroyed the speaker, and we always had to have an electrician with us to fix the speaker. We had a drummer who played maybe on one bass drum, a snare and a tom."

Finding their groove. The modern Scorpions sound began to coalesce when Meine and Rudolf's brother, guitarist Michael Schenker, joined the band in the late '60s. Their first sets mixed covers of Chuck Berry and Little Richard with hard-rock favorites like Led Zeppelin, Taste and Colosseum. Soon, says Meine, "we started writing our own songs, very much inspired by Led Zeppelin and, at the time, Taste's Rory Gallagher." Michael left the Scorpions in 1973 to join UFO. In addition to Rudolf and Meine, the band's current lineup features guitarist Matthias Jabs, bassist Pawel Maciwoda and drummer James Kottak.

Called up to the big leagues.  The Scorpions played their first U.S. show July 28, 1979, at the World Series of Rock at Cleveland Lakefront Stadium, opening a show that also featured performances by AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, Journey, Ted Nugent and Aerosmith. Afterwards, the band toured with Nugent and AC/DC for three months. "America, for us, was rock and roll pure," says Shenker. "Going by the bus and driving through this big country. Everything in the United States is rock and roll. Coca-Cola. The roads. The cars. The fans."

Behind the Iron Curtain. The Scorpions never managed to book a show in East Germany before German reunification in 1990. "It was impossible for us to get a concert behind the wall," Meine says. "But we went to Hungary in '87, so many fans came to see us from the (Deutsche Demokratische Republik). The promoter there made a connection for us with the Russian government, so we had the invitation in '88 to go to the Soviet Union and play shows in Leningrad. We had to go the long way — we had to go to the Soviet Union.

Never can say goodbye. When the Scorpions announced a farewell tour in 2010, the members of the band fully intended to retire from the road. "We were tired of touring and playing 100 shows a year in 30 countries," Meine says. But there's nothing like extended downtime to make a band want to go out again. Now, the future remains wide open. "We realized there's still more gas in the tank. At this point, it doesn't make sense to say goodbye to all this, which is, after all, our lives."

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I sold my tickets because Five Points amphitheatre is the worst venue I have ever been to. The only time I have enjoyed a show there is when buying VIP front and Center seats and even then there security is the worst. Last show the people I knew from the meet and greet with Foreigner spent between 900 and 2000 for a paid of tickets yet when I walked down to the stage Indis not get stopped once and asked for my ticket. I learned against the rail against the stage with the aisle behind me and never was told to leave the area and neither was anyone who paid $49 for baxkrow seats. When you sit in the upper section, meaning 300's, there is no security, the seats are temporary, and its a bit more cramped then the airlines. Of someone moves, the entire section moves, and the entire row has to clear the row because it is impossible to get buy. Of anything happens in the upper sections, which is very possible seeing that everytime you get to your seat you have to ask someone who doesnt belong there to move. And when I sat 2nd row, I had at least 10 different neighbors from people climbing over the seats. With such

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The Athens State Orchestra did not manage to see, except the last song - the one with Shenker - as I was entering the stadium, because, even though I had the most expensive VIP ticket (with numbered seat), I - among most of the crowd - could not enter, since there where NO lines, NOONE from the production company, NO security to help and guide us. As a result, the concert began as sceduled, at 21:00 sharp ad all of us were outside trying - I got pushed over, squeezed etc - to get in. Because of that - the entrance delay - they did not check our tickets (nobody was at the gates any way) so whoever wanted to enter the stadium - with NO ticket - could by all means enter. When entered the stadium there were AGAIN nobody to escort or show us to our seats, with limited lighting, and when we FINALLY found our seats there were people seating already refusing to get up - since they told us that people from the organisation told them to seat WHEREVER they wished, since there was no time to seat them and obviously without entry control we were outnumbered - and spend about 30 minutes trying to convince them for the obvious: to get up and let us seat on our NUMBERED seats, while searching for SOMEONE from the production company to assist. The stairs were full of people (this is against safety policy) and I managed to get down to arena after stepping on hands (it was dark as I mentioned earlier) to find someone in charge....NOONE, only one security guy who wasn't authorised to help with the situation and finally a "staff" who told me that he was a driver and would try to find someone to assist. They had NO CBs to intercommunicate and were running up and down to find whomever they were searching for. Finally, the paramedics, also had NO CBs and as we saw a girl in distress form above we were trying to communicate through signals that they should speed to the spot. The production company - I've never heard of them in Greece - are plain potential murderers.

The show of the concert was great, but we didn't really see the collusion of the band with the symphonic orchestra. The orchestra came, played their part, and after that we never saw them again. The sould could be better. The legendary Scorpions gave it all though. They made as feel good and they carried as away!

The organization was not good. Two small entrances for sooo many people. That lead to huge queues. I felt there was not so much security, during the check of the tickets.

It was great seeing Kallimarmaro full, from people who came to enjoy Scorpions!

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Scorpions Set 2022 North American Tour, With Whitesnake

Scorpions Rock Zone fan club members will have exclusive, first access to tickets starting May 10. Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 13 at 10 a.m. local time on Ticketmaster.com . Tickets for the band’s current Europe tour are also available.

In the May 9 announcement, Scorpions ‘ Klaus Meine said, “After the amazing start we’ve had with our residency in Las Vegas, it‘s about time to come back for a real tour to rock the U.S. like a hurricane again. We can‘t wait to see all you Rock Believers out there!”

In February, Scorpions released their nineteenth studio album, Rock Believer , via Vertigo Records.

With over 100 million records sold around the world, the band will play fan favorites including “Wind Of Change,” “Still Loving You,” “Rock You Like a Hurricane,” and “Send Me An Angel.”

Scorpions’ 2022 North American Tour (Tickets will be available here and here ) Aug 21 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage Aug 24 – Quebec City, QC – Centre Videotron Aug 27 – Montreal, QC -Bell Center Aug 30 – Detroit, MI -Pine Knob Music Theatre Sep 01 – Rosemont, IL – Allstate Arena Sep 05 – Atlantic City, NJ – Borgata Casino* Sep 07 – Belmont Park, NY UBS Arena Sep 09 – Mashantucket, CT -Foxwoods Casino* Sep 12 – Hollywood, FL Hard Rock Live Sep 14 – Tampa, FL – Amalie Arena Sep 17 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center Sep 19 – El Paso, TX – Don Haskins Center Sep 21 – Tulsa, OK – BOK Arena Sep 24 – San Antonio, TX – Freeman Coliseum Sep 27 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center Sep 29 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena Oct 01 – San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena Oct 04 – Los Angeles, CA – The Forum Oct 07 – Fresno, CA – Save Mart Center Oct 09 – Portland, OR – Moda Center Oct 13 – Spokane, WA – Spokane Arena Oct 15 – Tacoma, WA – Tacoma Dome Oct 18 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Coliseum Oct 21 – Las Vegas, NV – Mandalay Bay *Scorpions Only

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Founded in Hannover, West Germany in 1965, Scorpions were part of the first wave of metal in the 1970’s. The band rose to arena status with seminal releases Lovedrive , Virgin Killer and Animal Magnetism . In the ’80s, Scorpions amassed a string of Billboard hits from the albums Love at First Sting and Blackout , including multiple Top 10 singles.

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Review: The Scorpions Continue to Make ‘Rock Believers’ Out of Audiences

On Tuesday, October 4th, renowned rock superstars, the Scorpions, who are in the midst of their Rock Believer World Tour, made a memorable stop at the historic Kia Forum in Inglewood, Calif. For 90 electrifying minutes, main vocalist Klaus Meine, lead guitarist Matthias Jabs, rhythm guitarist Rudolf Schenker, bassist Paweł Mąciwoda, and drummer Mikkey Dee dazzled an audience of roughly 12,000 with 17 songs from six of their albums, the most recent one being, naturally, the tour’s namesake — the 2022-released Rock Believer .

Going on 57 years and counting, the Scorpions have long established themselves as one of the premier rock bands in history from both a commercial and critical standpoint. They have sold over 100 million albums and have consistently stood out like the rock luminaries they are with top-notch studio work and proficient musicianship on stage. Even more impressive is that the band has been mostly immune to attrition, retaining three of its core members (Schenker, Meine, Jabs) while only seeing two replacements (Mąciwoda, Dee) in the last two decades. It’s a loyal partnership that has worked to redefine the heavy metal genre with euphonious melodies, ballads, harmonies, and guitar licks that speak to the members’ elite grasp of music.

This versatility, combined with an emphatic stage presence, has also been underscored in various settings, some of them unconventional (e.g., with prestigious orchestras around the world). Whereas other groups have desperately held on for far too long, the Scorpions have hushed any criticism by defying slowdown due to aging — in large part because they’re not just loud and boisterous but rather true virtuosos of their craft. Like the Rolling Stones, Kiss, Elton John, and Paul McCartney, among others, the European rockers still have worthwhile contributions to make.

Before the Scorpions definitively proved they could still perform at the highest level, the all-female Thundermother of Sweden opened the Forum with a stirring heavy-metal set, proving that rock ‘n’ roll belongs to more than just the guys. Led by vocalist Guernica Mancini, who has a dynamic belt, the empowered entertainers played 11 of their songs, bookended by “Whatever” and “Driving in Style” — which in the end was so fiercely compelling that fans in attendance likely forgot Whitesnake was initially scheduled to co-headline the tour. With already three albums to their name, the newest release being Black and Gold , Thundermother represents a welcomed evolution within the rock landscape and are primed to earn more recognition in the coming years.

When the Scorpions appeared on stage behind a black curtain, and in front of a three-screen setup, it was only apropos that “Gas in the Tank” — from the Rock Believer album — spearheaded the charge. Although the group’s primary songwriters, Meine and Schenker, are both 74, they appear and sound youthful, belying stereotypes about septuagenarians. Undeniably, their resounding repudiation of Father Time’s expectations of them is an inspiration to individuals of any age. Three other songs from Rock Believer made the cut, including “Seventh Sun,” which is notable for its captivating groove; “Peacemaker,” a song written during the heart of the pandemic as an ode to world unity; and the title song, which has more of a modern hook.

The first throwback hit came with “The Zoo,” from the 1980 album Animal Magnetism . With the stage bathed in a lush red and orange, Meine, who was clad in his trademark black leather cap and sunglasses, showed he had not lost a step and neither did Jabs who, casually dressed with a baseball cap, simultaneously played his guitar and vocalized using a talk box. This preceded the well-regarded instrumental, “Coast to Coast,” which saw Schenker — in a black, studded cowboy hat — swaying with his guitar next to his fellow musicians who ensured that not one false note rang out.

The fourth 80’s single of the evening, “Bad Boys Running Wild,” written 38 years ago, proved that its effect on today’s audiences has not been dampened whatsoever. Meine got his second wind with this hit, demonstrating an effortless transition to his higher register, and involving the audience by offering his mic (affixed to a stand) during opportune times. Following this was “Delicate Dance,” a musical exhibition for the ages, particularly for Jabs who demonstrated his mastery of the fretboard, bending strings and hammering-on assorted notes with remarkable speed and accuracy.

Of course, no Scorpions concert is complete without a few sweet-sounding ballads. The band played arguably their most popular two in succession — “Send Me an Angel” and “Wind of Change.” The former piece was complemented by acoustic instruments and iPhone lights illuminating the Forum; the latter was an homage to Ukraine insofar that some of the song’s lyrics were altered. The audience was not only unperturbed, they were seemingly in agreement with the classic now being used to recognize Ukraine’s courage just as it was used as an anthem for the Cold War’s exalted end in 1989.

“Tease Me Please Me,” another underrated tune with a percussively epic finish, was a harbinger of an incredibly tireless drum solo by Dee whose résumé includes years with Motörhead. While Mąciwoda also turned heads with his smooth bass soloing, it was Dee, who, for eight grand minutes, swung away with pinpoint precision at his snare drums and cymbals, building on complex rhythms and punctuating flurries with exclamatory downbeats.

The final four songs — inclusive of the encore — reminded why the Scorpions rose to prominence. As blue and red lights, in tandem with a siren, filled the Forum, fans were transfixed by the tempo of “Blackout.” Suffice it to say, it continues to pack an invigorating punch just as much for the crowd as it does for Schenker who exuberantly snarled into his mic. The Vegas-themed “Big City Nights,” a Guitar Hero favorite, had the audience out of their chairs as Meine continued to delight with his terrific vocal resonance.

Meine, who unquestionably got better as the night wore on, shifted into an extra gear for “No One Like You,” evincing why he is one of Germany’s best exports and an all-time great tenor. Despite the song being in a lower key, and Meine modifying “you” to an open vowel, the #1 Billboard Mainstream Rock smash hit didn’t lose any of its verve. The frontman’s longevity is an even more spectacular achievement considering he was told in 1981 by doctors he’d never sing again due to vocal cord injuries.

Lastly, “Rock You Like a Hurricane,” which is up there among Scorpions songs with the most historical radio play, capped off the concert. Fog billowed over the stage, as the band played their instruments to a fever pitch — and echoed out the concluding notes — before the five members bowed and thanked Los Angeles for its decades of support.

Certainly, the Scorpions quieted any doubters with a performance that was carried out with maximum effort. While it would be easy for the band to rest on the cushioned laurels of their catalog’s nostalgia, such was not the case here where not one instance of playback or auto-tuning could be identified. As much as the concert regaled the audience, for the Scorpions themselves, who will inevitably be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame one day, this evening — as part of an expansive world tour — doubled as a mission statement about their durability.

For more information about the Scorpions’ Rock Believer World Tour, and to purchase tickets, please visit : the-scorpions.com

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Scorpions Rocker Details ‘Bad Accident’ That Forced Cancellations

Scorpions guitarist Matthias Jabs has detailed the injury that forced his band to cancel all of their September tour dates.

"Dear fans and friends, as you might have heard already, I had a bad accident in my rented summer house," the rocker explained in a social media post. "I fell down the stairs with 16 steps and broke my left pinky twice and I also broke my left heel. I had surgeries on both, hand and foot, by the best specialists I could find in Hamburg. Now it is time to heal and start the physical rehabilitation for a speedy recovery."

"I will try everything to be able to play guitar again on stage as soon as possible," the guitarist continued. "I am sorry to tell you, that the shows in September won't be happening, but I am very optimistic that we will see us again very soon. Rock n Roll forever, Yours Matthias."

At present, no dates are listed on the Scorpions website beyond their now canceled September shows.

Statement From Scorpions

In a separate statement, released prior to Jabs', Scorpions announced the cancelation of five shows in their home country of Germany. The impacted dates were the last scheduled stops on the band's Love at First Sting 40th anniversary tour.

The statement reads:

We deeply regret, especially Matthias Jabs, that due to the accident of our friend and SCORPIONS lead guitarist, the five concerts on our German tour cannot take place in September as planned and we will work closely with the tour organizer to announce new information as soon as possible. We kindly ask for your understanding from all our fans, all the Rock Believers in Germany who were looking forward to the shows with us.

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Scorpions' Canceled Dates

The five affected tour dates, all in Germany, fall between Sept. 11 and 20.

Sept. 11 - Nuremberg, Germany @ Arena Nurnberger Versicherung Sept. 13 - Hamburg, Germany @ Barclays Arena Sept. 15 - Leipzig, Germany @ Quarterback Immobilien Arena Sept. 18 - Cologne, Germany @ LANXESS Arena Sept. 20 - Frankfurt, Germany @ Festhalle

Scorpions' most recent show, which took place on Aug. 1, was at Germany's Wacken Open Air Festival . They played 18 songs and even welcomed fellow German icon Doro Pesch onstage during "Big City Nights."

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The renowned German rock band, Scorpions are coming to Abu Dhabi on May 17th as part of their 2024 “Love at First Sting” world tour. Get ready to rock out to hits like Rock You Like A Hurricane and Wind of Change as they light up the stage at the magnificent Etihad Arena, Yas Island. 

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