Heavysaurus

Heavysaurus: dino-metal for the whole family
With new "Metal Tour 2026" on March 13 as guests in the Stadthalle Bremerhaven

With a new album in their luggage and the famous "French fries fork" in the air, the five green-scaled metal heroes are going on another big concert tour in 2026. Whether in children's rooms, small clubs, large halls or among the big names at the legendary Wacken Open Air: Heavysaurus play real metal for young and old.

On March 13, 2026, the band, consisting of four dinosaurs and a dragon, will be stopping by the Stadthalle Bremerhaven for the third time at 5:30 pm.

What began as an unusual idea - rock & metal for children, with great dinosaur stories, but without compromise - has long since developed into a cultural phenomenon. Heavysaurus music is loud, lively and made with love. And so the band and their young audience prove at every concert that real headbanging fun knows no age. With guitar riffs, double bass drums and lyrics with melodies to sing along to, the 3 to 11-year-olds (and surely their companions too) immerse themselves in the world of rock music.

The artists themselves describe their new album "Metal" as a musical adventure with gripping songs full of anthemic choruses, driving riffs, wild solos and lots of fun. Just as many parents know it from their favorite bands, such as Volbeat, Metallica or Iron Maiden.

Heavysaurus concerts are not only spectacular because of their stage show: with real live music from professional musicians in dinosaur costumes and a sound that is suitable for children's ears as well as rock fans, they never fail to delight their audiences.

In addition, the band continues to support "Die Arche", an organization for disadvantaged children: one euro from every ticket goes to a good cause. 50 cents as a direct donation and 50 cents as support for measures such as concert visits and other special activities.

Finally, a tip for all parents: the concert will take place at an appropriate volume. There is a separate children's area in front of the stage with the best view for the little ones too. And don't worry: the dinosaurs won't bite.