Fury in the Slaughterhouse

Fury in the Slaughterhouse Live at Ravensberger Park, Bielefeld

About the Event

Prepare for an unforgettable evening of raw energy and iconic German rock as Fury in the Slaughterhouse descend upon the picturesque Ravensberger Park in Bielefeld on Friday, 21 August 2026. This is not just another concert; it’s a homecoming celebration for a band that has carved an indelible mark on the European music scene for decades. Experiencing Fury in the Slaughterhouse in the open-air splendour of Ravensberger Park promises a unique blend of their signature anthemic sound and the vibrant atmosphere of a summer evening in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia. Expect a night where familiar hits will resonate through the trees, and the collective energy of thousands of fans will create a truly electrifying spectacle. This event offers a rare opportunity to witness a band at the peak of their powers, delivering a performance that is as impassioned and authentic today as it was at the dawn of their career.

About Fury in the Slaughterhouse

Emerging from Hannover in the late 1980s, Fury in the Slaughterhouse, often affectionately shortened to Fury, rapidly ascended to become one of Germany’s most beloved and enduring rock acts. Fronted by the charismatic Kai Wingenfelder, the band cultivated a distinctive sound that masterfully blended hard rock grit with melodic sensibilities and a healthy dose of punk-infused urgency. Their early releases showcased a youthful exuberance and a willingness to experiment, laying the groundwork for a career defined by consistent quality and an unwavering commitment to their artistic vision.

Throughout the 1990s, Fury cemented their reputation with a string of critically acclaimed albums and a relentless touring schedule. They became known for their powerful live shows, characterized by Wingenfelder’s commanding stage presence and the band’s tight, dynamic musicianship. This period saw the release of some of their most iconic anthems, tracks that have since become staples of German rock radio and enduring fan favourites.

Among their most notable hits, “Every Girl and Boy” stands out as a timeless classic, a testament to their ability to craft universally relatable lyrics set to an infectious, stadium-ready melody. “Won’t Forget These Days” is another cornerstone of their discography, evoking a potent sense of nostalgia and shared experience that resonates deeply with their audience. Other pivotal tracks like “When You Were Young” and “Trapped in a Lie” further showcase their songwriting prowess, demonstrating a remarkable consistency in delivering potent, emotionally charged rock.

Despite periods of hiatus and evolving musical landscapes, Fury in the Slaughterhouse have always managed to regroup and reignite their passion, proving their resilience and the enduring appeal of their sound. Their return to the stage is always met with fervent anticipation, a testament to the loyal fanbase they have cultivated over the decades. This concert in Bielefeld is a chance to celebrate that legacy and witness the raw, unadulterated power of a band that continues to define the very essence of German rock.

Venue Information

Ravensberger Park, nestled within the vibrant city of Bielefeld, provides a stunning natural backdrop for this highly anticipated musical event. This expansive green oasis offers a serene escape from urban life, transforming into a dynamic concert venue under the summer sky. The park’s natural amphitheatre-like qualities are expected to enhance the sonic experience, allowing the powerful riffs and anthemic choruses of Fury in the Slaughterhouse to reverberate beautifully. Imagine standing amidst the park’s established trees, the evening air filled with the anticipation of live music, with the city lights twinkling in the distance. It promises an atmosphere that is both intimate and grand, a perfect setting for a band renowned for their passionate performances. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.

What to Expect

Attendees at Ravensberger Park can anticipate a high-octane performance that embodies the spirit and energy that Fury in the Slaughterhouse are celebrated for. The setlist will undoubtedly be a carefully curated journey through their illustrious career, weaving together fan-favourite anthems with tracks that showcase their enduring musicality. Expect to be swept away by the sheer power of hits like “Every Girl and Boy,” “Won’t Forget These Days,” and “When You Were Young,” sung in unison by thousands of voices. The band are known for their ability to ignite a crowd, and this performance will be no exception.

Fury in the Slaughterhouse’s performance style is characterised by a raw, unpretentious authenticity. Kai Wingenfelder is a commanding frontman, his voice still possessing that distinctive gravelly timbre that conveys both vulnerability and unwavering strength. He connects with the audience on a visceral level, his passion for the music evident in every gesture. The band itself operates as a cohesive unit, their instrumentation tight and powerful, delivering a sonic wall of sound that is both intricate and exhilarating. Expect dynamic guitar solos that soar, a driving rhythm section that compels you to move, and the overall sense of a band that is truly enjoying every moment on stage.

While the exact duration of the concert can vary, a typical Fury in the Slaughterhouse headline show often spans a generous two hours, potentially including an encore. This allows ample time for them to explore a comprehensive range of their discography, ensuring that both long-time devotees and newer fans will hear their most cherished tracks. The evening will likely be punctuated by moments of pure rock ‘n’ roll euphoria, interspersed with the more introspective and poignant narratives that have become a hallmark of their songwriting. Prepare for a performance that is not just seen and heard, but felt – an immersive experience that will leave you exhilarated and longing for more.

FAQs

Q1: Will Fury in the Slaughterhouse be playing their classic hits from the 90s at this concert? Absolutely. Fury in the Slaughterhouse are renowned for their extensive back catalogue, and any live performance is a celebration of their most beloved anthems. You can certainly expect to hear enduring classics that have defined their career, such as “Every Girl and Boy” and “Won’t Forget These Days,” alongside other fan favourites. They understand the importance of these songs to their audience and always ensure a setlist that honours their rich musical history.

Q2: Is Kai Wingenfelder still the lead singer? Yes, Kai Wingenfelder remains the iconic frontman of Fury in the Slaughterhouse. His distinctive voice and magnetic stage presence are integral to the band’s identity and have been a constant throughout their career. He continues to lead the band with the same passion and energy that fans have come to expect.

Q3: How long is a typical Fury in the Slaughterhouse concert set? While precise timings can fluctuate, a typical headline concert by Fury in the Slaughterhouse usually lasts for approximately two hours. This duration allows them to perform a substantial number of songs, ensuring a comprehensive journey through their discography, often culminating in an encore.

Q4: Are there any specific requests that can be made for the setlist? While bands generally prepare their setlists in advance and may not be able to accommodate individual requests on the night, Fury in the Slaughterhouse are known to listen to their fans. Engaging with the band on social media or through fan forums in the lead-up to the concert might offer an avenue for expressing preferences, though a definitive guarantee of a specific song being played cannot be made. The band typically focuses on a balanced selection of their most popular and impactful tracks.

Q5: What is Fury in the Slaughterhouse’s general performance style like? Is it energetic or more laid-back? Fury in the Slaughterhouse are celebrated for their energetic and passionate live performances. You can expect a dynamic show driven by Kai Wingenfelder’s commanding stage presence and the band’s tight, powerful musicianship. While they certainly have moments of introspection and melodic depth in their songs, their live shows are generally characterised by a high level of raw energy and a strong connection with the audience. Prepare for a concert that will get you moving.