Blaufuchs - Bis jetzt ging alles gut Tour 2026

In the organizer's words:

Completely free of scene conventions and having grown (together) from various setbacks, BLAUFUCHS present their second album

BLAUFUCHS present their second album "Bis jetzt ging alles gut". While the

musical foundation takes up the influences of North American pop-punk and develops them into a

sound, the clear attitude and deeply personal moments in the lyrics stand out in particular.

moments in the lyrics stand out. The result is a punk/rock album that doesn't sound like the 20s and the

youth movement, but sounds like new perspectives, like the late 30s - human and political.

political.

Since the release of the BLAUFUCHS debut album around 4 years ago, much has changed in the world

and little has improved. This sad downward spiral is reflected - sometimes drastically and directly, sometimes

accentuated - in all the lyrics of "Bis jetzt ging alles gut", which, despite hints of resignation

resignation, always conveys a spark of hope for improvement.

Blaufuchs don't just look at social change - they are also subject to constant change themselves.

change themselves. Their second album is to some extent also a new beginning with several

new line-ups over the last few months. Hale Winter took over the bass from Marisa, Jan

Schlagowski took over the drums from Alex Veth and Jan Jurat joined the band as a new guitarist. The

The new influences do not change the Blaufuchs sound significantly, the drums become a bit heavier,

the guitars a little more delicate, but the signature of main songwriter John Hofmeister still combines the overall

the overall American sound with the German lyrics of Johannes König.