This event took place on 1 Aug 2026
Past PerformanceFury in the Slaughterhouse played Amphitheater, Gelsenkirchen, Germany on Saturday, August 1, 2026, starting at 19:00 CEST. Tickets are no longer on sale for this date.
Fury in the Slaughterhouse
Date & Time
Saturday, August 1, 2026
19:00 CEST
Artist
What time did Fury in the Slaughterhouse start at Amphitheater?
1 Aug 2026 · all times CEST (venue local time)
- Doors typical
- 18:00 CEST
- 60 min before start at theatre venues
- Start
- CEST
- Expected finish typical
- 21:30 CEST
- based on a typical concert
Start time from the ticket listing. Doors and finish are typical for this kind of venue and event — check your ticket or the venue's website on the day.
🏁 Event Concluded
Tickets are no longer on sale as this performance took place in the past.
Fury in the Slaughterhouse Live at the Amphitheater, Gelsenkirchen – Saturday, 1 August 2026
About the Event
Prepare for an electrifying evening as German rock legends Fury in the Slaughterhouse descend upon the magnificent Amphitheater in Gelsenkirchen on Saturday, 1 August 2026. This promises to be an unforgettable night, celebrating over three decades of unparalleled rock anthems and captivating live performances. For fans of raw energy, poignant lyrics, and a band that has consistently delivered stadium-worthy soundscapes, this is an event not to be missed. Witnessing Fury in the Slaughterhouse in the open-air grandeur of the Amphitheater, with its unique acoustics and breathtaking setting, will undoubtedly elevate an already iconic band’s performance to new heights. This concert is more than just a gig; it’s a pilgrimage for devoted fans and a thrilling introduction for newcomers to the enduring power of one of Germany’s most beloved rock acts.
About Fury in the Slaughterhouse
Formed in Hannover in 1987, Fury in the Slaughterhouse have carved out a formidable reputation as one of Germany's premier rock bands. Their journey, spanning over thirty-five years, has been marked by an unwavering commitment to authentic songwriting, passionate live shows, and a musical evolution that has captivated generations of fans. Initially gaining traction in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the band quickly established themselves with a distinctive blend of driving rock, introspective lyrics, and charismatic stage presence. Their breakthrough came with albums like "The Hearing and the Telling" (1990) and "Angels of Mercy" (1992), which showcased their burgeoning talent and resonated deeply with audiences.
Throughout their career, Fury in the Slaughterhouse have consistently produced music that is both accessible and thought-provoking. Their discography is a testament to their enduring creativity, featuring a string of successful singles and critically acclaimed albums. Among their most celebrated hits are the anthemic "When You Walk in the Room," a track that has become a staple of their live sets and a beloved singalong for their dedicated fanbase, and the poignant "Every Little Thing," known for its emotional depth and powerful chorus. Other fan favourites include the energetic "Hollywood," the introspective "Radio Orchid," and the crowd-pleasing "Perfect View." Their music often explores themes of love, loss, hope, and the human condition, delivered with an honesty and raw emotion that has earned them a loyal following. Fury in the Slaughterhouse's enduring appeal lies in their ability to connect with their audience on a visceral level, creating a shared experience that transcends fleeting trends. Their concerts are renowned for their high-octane energy, a testament to the band’s passion and their deep appreciation for their supporters.
Venue Information
The Amphitheater in Gelsenkirchen is a truly spectacular setting for live music. Nestled within the stunning grounds of Nordsternpark, this open-air arena boasts a unique and architecturally impressive design that immerses the audience directly into the heart of the performance. Its natural amphitheatre-like structure provides excellent sightlines and acoustics, ensuring that every note and lyric from the stage reaches the farthest corners of the crowd. Surrounded by the park's green spaces and industrial heritage, the Amphitheater offers a picturesque backdrop that enhances the atmosphere of any event held within its embrace. It’s a venue that combines natural beauty with modern functionality, creating an intimate yet grand space perfect for a band of Fury in the Slaughterhouse's calibre. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.
What to Expect
Prepare for an evening that will ignite your senses and leave you exhilarated. Fury in the Slaughterhouse are celebrated for their electrifying live performances, and their show at the Amphitheater in Gelsenkirchen will be no exception. Expect a setlist that masterfully balances their most iconic hits with fan-favourite album tracks, ensuring a journey through their rich musical legacy. You can be sure to hear the anthemic "When You Walk in the Room" and the emotionally charged "Every Little Thing," which are guaranteed to have the entire amphitheater singing along in unison. The band are also known for delving into their extensive back catalogue, offering up powerful renditions of tracks like "Hollywood," "Radio Orchid," and "Perfect View," often with a renewed energy that breathes fresh life into these beloved songs.
Their performance style is characterized by a raw, unadulterated rock energy. Frontman Thorsten Finner provides a magnetic focal point, delivering his vocals with a passion and conviction that has defined the band for decades. Coupled with the tight musicianship of the band, who deliver a powerful and dynamic sound, the result is a performance that is both visceral and deeply engaging. Expect dynamic shifts in tempo and mood, from soaring ballads that tug at the heartstrings to high-octane rockers that demand you move. The interplay between the musicians is palpable, showcasing years of shared experience and an intrinsic understanding of each other's musicality. The set is typically around two hours in length, providing ample time for the band to showcase their diverse repertoire and connect with their audience on a profound level. This is not just a concert; it’s an experience that will leave you with ringing ears, a full heart, and memories to cherish.
FAQs
Q1: Will Fury in the Slaughterhouse be playing their classic hits? A1: Absolutely. Fury in the Slaughterhouse are renowned for delivering their most beloved and iconic hits during their live performances. Fans can expect to hear anthems like "When You Walk in the Room" and "Every Little Thing," alongside other fan favourites that have defined their illustrious career. The setlist is carefully curated to celebrate their extensive catalogue and provide a journey through their most memorable songs.
Q2: What is the typical duration of a Fury in the Slaughterhouse concert? A2: A typical Fury in the Slaughterhouse concert runs for approximately two hours. This allows the band ample time to showcase a wide range of their material, from their earliest work to their more recent releases, and to engage fully with the audience through extended encores and memorable stage moments.
Q3: Is Fury in the Slaughterhouse known for any particular stage presence or energy? A3: Yes, Fury in the Slaughterhouse are renowned for their exceptionally high-energy and passionate stage presence. Frontman Thorsten Finner is a captivating performer, delivering his vocals with immense conviction and connecting with the crowd on an emotional level. The entire band exudes a dynamic and raw rock energy that is infectious and leaves the audience exhilarated.
Q4: Can I expect any new material to be performed by Fury in the Slaughterhouse? A4: While the core of their setlist is dedicated to their celebrated hits and fan-favourite album tracks, bands like Fury in the Slaughterhouse often incorporate newer material into their live shows, especially if they have recently released new music. It’s always worth checking their official website or social media channels closer to the date for specific setlist hints or announcements regarding new songs.
Q5: How can I purchase tickets for Fury in the Slaughterhouse at the Amphitheater, Gelsenkirchen? A5: Tickets for this highly anticipated event can be purchased through our official ticketing partners. Please refer to the main event listing or our ticketing page for direct links and information on available ticket tiers. We advise purchasing tickets early to secure your place for what promises to be a sell-out show.
Q6: What are some of Fury in the Slaughterhouse's most notable songs that might be played? A6: Some of Fury in the Slaughterhouse's most notable and frequently played songs include the universally loved "When You Walk in the Room," the poignant "Every Little Thing," the energetic "Hollywood," the introspective "Radio Orchid," and the crowd-pleasing "Perfect View." These tracks represent the diverse sound and lyrical depth that have made them a staple of the German rock scene for decades.
Getting to Amphitheater, Gelsenkirchen, Germany
By train
For travellers arriving by train, the nearest major station is Gelsenkirchen Hauptbahnhof. This station is approximately a 15-20 minute walk to the Amphitheater, covering a distance of around 1.2 kilometres. Gelsenkirchen Hauptbahnhof is a key hub served by numerous regional and national train lines, including the vital ICE (Intercity-Express) and IC (Intercity) services. Frequent connections are available from major UK cities, with direct or easily manageable routes from London (via St Pancras International), Manchester, Birmingham, and Edinburgh, although journey times can vary significantly depending on connections. From London, expect a journey of roughly 5-6 hours with at least one change. The station offers comprehensive facilities, including a ticket office, information points, accessible access, and a range of retail and dining options to make your travel smoother. Planning your train journey in advance is highly recommended to secure the best fares and ensure a timely arrival.
By bus
Reaching the Amphitheater by bus is a convenient option, with several nearby stops serving the venue. The most central stops are located on Ringstraße and Hauptstraße, within a 5-10 minute walk of the venue. Key bus route numbers that frequently serve these stops include the 302, 303, and 383, connecting various districts of Gelsenkirchen and neighbouring towns. These routes provide excellent links from the city centre and surrounding residential areas. For those travelling later in the evening, it's worth checking the schedules for night bus services, which often operate on weekends, although availability can vary. Journey times from Gelsenkirchen's central transport interchange are typically short, usually under 15 minutes. The primary bus operator in the region is the Bogestra (Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen AG), which manages most of the local and regional bus and tram services.
By car & parking
Driving to the Amphitheater requires navigating Gelsenkirchen's road network. While a specific postcode for sat-nav is not provided, using the general postcode for the city centre or nearby landmarks like the Veltins-Arena (if applicable) can be a useful starting point. For drivers approaching from motorways, major routes such as the A2 and A42 will likely lead you towards the city centre, with local signage directing you towards major venues and event spaces. Parking availability can vary; there are often designated event parking areas or multi-storey car parks in the vicinity of large venues. Street parking may be restricted, especially on event nights. Estimated parking costs can range from €5 to €15 for an evening event, though this is subject to change. Park and ride facilities might be available on major event days, typically located on the outskirts of the city with shuttle services. Disabled parking bays are usually allocated close to venue entrances, subject to availability and prior arrangement where possible.
Accessibility
The Amphitheater strives to be accessible to all patrons, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone. Wheelchair access is provided at designated entrances, and where necessary, ramps and lifts are available to navigate different levels of the venue. Accessible seating areas are strategically positioned throughout the seating plan to offer excellent views of the stage. Accessible toilet facilities are clearly marked and available on multiple levels. The venue typically accommodates assistance dogs and provides designated areas for them if needed, though it's always advisable to confirm their policy in advance. While specific details on hearing loop or induction loop systems are best confirmed directly with the venue, many modern performance spaces are equipped with such aids. Accessible parking is available in designated bays close to the venue, and staff are generally on hand to offer assistance to visitors with specific needs, from guiding them to their seats to helping with any temporary mobility challenges.
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Fury in the Slaughterhouse at Amphitheater: your questions answered
What time does Fury in the Slaughterhouse start at Amphitheater?
Fury in the Slaughterhouse at Amphitheater started at 19:00 CEST on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Doors typically open around 18:00. Expect it to finish around 21:30 — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.
Where is Amphitheater?
Amphitheater is at Grothusstraße 201, 45883 Gelsenkirchen, Germany, Gelsenkirchen, Germany, 45883. Amphitheater guide →
How do I get to Amphitheater, Gelsenkirchen, Germany?
For travellers arriving by train, the nearest major station is Gelsenkirchen Hauptbahnhof. This station is approximately a 15-20 minute walk to the Amphitheater, covering a distance of around 1.2 kilometres. Getting there →
Is there an age limit at Amphitheater?
All ages or 16+, some may be 18+ or even 21+ due to licensing laws or the nature of the performance. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.
Is Amphitheater accessible?
The Amphitheater strives to be accessible to all patrons, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone. Full accessibility details →
Are tickets still available for Fury in the Slaughterhouse at Amphitheater?
No — this event took place on Saturday, August 1, 2026. See the other dates on this page for upcoming Fury in the Slaughterhouse shows.
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