Torpedo 2 & Friends

In the organizer's words:

After 3 sold-out concerts in the last 2 years, the TORPEDO 2 will play again this year just before Christmas - this time on the 4th Advent - in the Theaterstübchen. The classic 50s songs of the 2 TORPEDOS will be complemented by numerous Christmas songs in a rock & roll and swing sound, just in time for Christmas. The following are quotes about the concerts from the local press:

"... The quietest time of the year, my ass! On Thursday, Torpedo 2 & Friends provided a great Christmas present with a Christmas concert full of rock 'n' roll in the sold-out Theaterstübchen. Hits by Elvis Presley and much more were on the gift table - surprises included ... The two Torpedos were joined by an illustrious group of friends. Frank Pecher shows off his guitar skills, while drummer Karsten Engel provides the rolling rhythm. A charmingly inserted brass section adds special accents ... Huge final applause, encores ... ", as Georg Pepl wrote in the HNA on 20.12.2025.

"... The mood in the club rises. Every piece is a treat. The musicians play as one. Everyone shows their skills ... Köhler languishes and sometimes in the middle of the audience, trombonist Andie also appears there, plays and walks to the stage ... The 130 or so guests are thrilled by the evening and frenetically demand an encore," wrote Steve Kuberczyk-Stein in the HNA on December 5, 2024.

"... The duo Torpedo 2 stood in the surf and rocked a program that hit the spot with its explosive mix of 50s hits and evergreens. Pedro and Tochi Torpedo have been cultivating the art of rock 'n' roll for many years ... It's all spot on and seems soothingly real ... Thunderous applause ...", said Andreas Erdmann on 27.01.2024 in the HNA.

Tochi Torpedo on double bass and singer and guitarist Karsten Köhler (aka Pedro Torpedo) will once again be supported by Karsten Engel and Frank Pecher. It is still uncertain whether the exceptional trombonist VOODOO ANDIE (Andreas schütz) will once again celebrate the Hawaiian Christmas according to the motto: "Mele Kalikimaka" in a bast skirt - but it is very likely.