Malte Schröder's Concert Archive

Joined May 2025

Malte Schröder has 1 Kraftwerk concert.

Kraftwerk ("power plant" in English) are an electronic band founded in 1970 in Düsseldorf, Germany. They pioneered electronic music in the 70s and are considered the most important and influential band of their genre, often described as "the godfathers of electronic music". Kraftwerk's sound is minimalistic and strictly electronic; it combines driving, repetitive rhythms with catchy melodies and vocals usually sung through a vocoder. The current line-up consists of Ralf Hütter (the only original member)...

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Aug 23, 2012 – Aug 26, 2012	Zürich Openair 2012 Crookers / First Aid Kit / Simian Mobile Disco / Yann Tiersen / SBTRKT / 2manydjs / The Chemical Brothers / Beardyman / NERO / Orbital / White Lies / Magnetic Man / Soulwax / The Whitest Boy Alive / The Killers / Skrillex / The Shins / Lykke Li / The Prodigy / Bloc Party / Hot Chip / The Wombats / Flux Pavilion / The Vaccines / Mogwai / Grandaddy / 7 Dollar Taxi / alt-J / Beth Jeans Houghton & The Hooves of Destiny / Bicep / Boy / Brian Sanhaji / Chris Liebing / Clueso / Dani König / Die Fantastischen Vier / Kraftwerk / Luca Bacchetti / Maxïmo Park / Monobloco / Richard Dorfmeister / The Bloody Beetroots / Tindersticks / Tocotronic / Tom Novy / Maxïmo Park Show all bands Setlists	Zurich Open Air Festival Grounds	Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

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Black Reacher

Nov 30, 2023

I saw them in 1981 at the Warner Theatre in D.C. That show's not listed here. It waws stunning. The curtain opened to reveal 8 shadowed men standing behind 8 banks of computers and keyboards. A beat drops and 16 arms just go up and down, up and down. robot-like. Then as the music builds, 8 of those arms become more human in their movements and the lights turn up. Each member had a "robot" likeness next to him. Nice.