JERRY LEGER mit SUZAN KÖCHER UND JULIAN MÜLLER

In the organizer's words:

The only concert at which the renowned Canadian singer/songwriter Jerry Leger will be on stage together with Suzan Köcher and Julian Müller (Suzan Köcher's Suprafon). For Suzan and Julian it is a return to the 674FM concert hall after the sold-out concert in April 2025, for Jerry Leger it is his Cologne premiere. The reason for the tour is the album "Waves of Desire", which will be released on October 24 and which Leger recorded with the help of Suzan and Julian in the legendary Maarweg Studios in Cologne. Marcus Bäcker ("Songs To Play", former music columnist and freelancer for the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger) will be spinning records before and after the concert.

"Jerry Leger has learned from the old masters. From Robbie Robertson, John Lennon, Roy Orbison, Nick Lowe and Townes van Zandt. And he has become a great songwriter himself, providing further proof of his mastery with every new album."

MAIK BRÜGGEMEYER, ROLLING STONE

"Leger has that spark in him that all the great songwriters have. He's the real deal."

RON SEXSMITH

674FM presents: JERRY LEGER

A unique concert featuring renowned Canadian singer/songwriter Jerry Leger on stage with Suzan Köcher and Julian Müller (Suzan Köcher's Suprafon). For Suzan and Julian, this is a return to the 674FM concert hall after their sold-out concert in April 2025, while for Jerry Leger it is his Cologne premiere. The tour is in support of the album "Waves of Desire," which will be released on October 24 and was recorded by Leger with the help of Suzan and Julian at the legendary Maarweg Studios in Cologne. Before and after the concert, Marcus Bäcker ("Songs To Play," former music columnist and freelancer for the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger) will be spinning records.

"Jerry Leger learned from the old masters. From Robbie Robertson, John Lennon, Roy Orbison, Nick Lowe, and Townes van Zandt. And he has become a great songwriter himself, proving his mastery with every new album."

MAIK BRÜGGEMEYER, ROLLING STONE

"Leger has that spark in him that all the great songwriters have. He's the real deal."

RON SEXSMITH