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Rock Royalty Descends on Berlin: Nazareth Live at Uber Eats Music Hall

Prepare for a night of pure, unadulterated rock as legendary Scottish band Nazareth makes their triumphant return to Berlin. On Wednesday, 17 December 2025, the iconic Uber Eats Music Hall will resonate with the timeless anthems that have cemented Nazareth’s place in rock history. This isn’t just a concert; it’s an immersion into decades of musical excellence, a chance to witness a band whose raw energy and enduring songwriting continue to captivate audiences worldwide. For fans old and new, this promises to be an unforgettable evening where the spirit of classic rock is alive and kicking. Get ready to raise your voices and feel the power of Nazareth live in the heart of Berlin.

Nazareth: A Legacy Forged in Rock ‘n’ Roll

Since their formation in Dunfermline, Scotland, in 1968, Nazareth have carved out an indelible legacy in the annals of rock music. Emerging from the fertile ground of the late 60s and early 70s, they quickly distinguished themselves with a potent blend of hard rock grit, melodic sensibility, and a touch of bluesy swagger. Their early years were spent honing their craft in pubs and clubs, building a reputation for electrifying live performances that showcased their formidable musical prowess. This dedication and raw talent did not go unnoticed, and soon they were signed to A&M Records.

The breakthrough moment arrived with their 1975 album, Hair of the Dog. This release, a pivotal point in their career, spawned their most enduring and globally recognised hit, the anthemic “Hair of the Dog.” With its instantly recognisable riff and powerful vocals, the song became a staple of rock radio and remains a cornerstone of their live set to this day. However, Nazareth’s success was far from a one-hit wonder. They continued to deliver chart-topping singles and critically acclaimed albums throughout the 70s and 80s.

Among their other notable hits that have stood the test of time are the poignant ballad “Love Hurts,” a cover that became a massive international hit and is still widely cherished for its emotional depth and captivating melody. “Dream On,” another powerful track, showcased their ability to craft songs that resonated deeply with listeners. Furthermore, tracks like “This Flight Tonight” and “My White Bicycle” further solidified their reputation for creating memorable and impactful rock music. Their discography boasts an impressive array of albums, each contributing to their evolving sound while staying true to their core identity. Nazareth’s enduring appeal lies in their authenticity, their unwavering commitment to their musical vision, and their ability to connect with audiences on a visceral level. They are more than just a band; they are a testament to the enduring power of classic rock.

Uber Eats Music Hall: Berlin’s Premier Live Music Destination

The Uber Eats Music Hall, formerly known as Verti Music Hall, is a state-of-the-art concert venue situated in the heart of Berlin, Germany. Designed with both artists and audiences in mind, it offers an exceptional live music experience. Boasting a modern and flexible seating and standing configuration, the venue can accommodate a diverse range of events, from intimate acoustic sets to large-scale rock concerts. Its advanced sound and lighting systems ensure that every performance is delivered with the highest quality, creating an immersive atmosphere for all attendees. Conveniently located and easily accessible by public transport, the Uber Eats Music Hall has quickly established itself as one of Berlin’s premier destinations for live entertainment, attracting renowned international artists and promising a memorable night out for music lovers. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.

What to Expect: A Night of Unforgettable Rock Anthems

Prepare to be transported by a setlist that reads like a journey through the golden age of rock. Nazareth are renowned for delivering a performance that is both electrifying and deeply resonant, a testament to their decades of experience on the road. While the exact setlist is always a thrilling surprise, fans can undoubtedly anticipate the bellowing, unforgettable chorus of “Hair of the Dog” to ignite the crowd. The raw, powerful delivery of this anthem is a live experience like no other.

Equally, the tender yet potent rendition of “Love Hurts” will undoubtedly bring a moment of collective reflection and singalong as Pete Agnew’s soulful vocals caress the iconic melody. Expect other timeless classics like “Dream On” and “This Flight Tonight” to feature prominently, each delivered with the unvarnished passion that has become Nazareth’s trademark. The band are masters of their craft, and their performance style is characterised by an authentic, no-frills approach to rock music. They don’t rely on elaborate theatrics; instead, they focus on delivering exceptional musicianship, powerful vocals, and a connection with the audience that feels genuine and immediate.

The band’s presence on stage is commanding, exuding a seasoned confidence that comes from years of captivating crowds. Expect driving guitar riffs, a thunderous rhythm section, and vocals that, despite the years, still possess that unmistakable grit and soul. The energy is palpable, and Nazareth consistently delivers a show that is both high-octane and emotionally engaging. While the exact duration of a Nazareth concert can vary, a typical performance clocks in at around 90 minutes to two hours, providing ample time for them to showcase their extensive catalogue and leave the audience thoroughly satisfied. This is a band that knows how to work a crowd and deliver a performance that transcends mere entertainment, offering instead a true rock and roll experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Will the current lineup of Nazareth be performing, or will there be guest musicians?

Nazareth are known for their dedicated and long-standing members. The band’s current lineup, featuring Pete Agnew (bass and vocals), Jimmy Murrison (guitar and vocals), Lee Agnew (drums and vocals), and Carl Sentence (lead vocals), is set to bring their legendary sound to Berlin. While guest musicians are rare for their standard tours, the band’s strength lies in the synergy of its core members.

Q2: How long has the current lineup of Nazareth been together?

Pete Agnew, the stalwart bassist and a founding member, has been a constant presence since the band’s inception in 1968. Lee Agnew, Pete’s son, has been the drummer since 1999, bringing a new generation’s energy. Jimmy Murrison joined on guitar in 1994, and Carl Sentence took over lead vocals in 2015. This lineup has been performing together for a significant period, fostering a powerful and cohesive unit on stage.

Q3: Can I expect Nazareth to play all their well-known hits?

Absolutely. Nazareth understand the importance of their classic hits to their fans. While they also enjoy showcasing newer material and deeper cuts, you can be certain that anthems like “Hair of the Dog,” “Love Hurts,” and “Dream On” will be prominent features of the setlist. Their shows are a celebration of their entire career.

Q4: Is there a specific dress code for Nazareth concerts at the Uber Eats Music Hall?

There is no formal dress code. The Uber Eats Music Hall is a casual venue, and fans typically dress in a way that is comfortable for enjoying a live rock concert. Many attendees opt for band t-shirts, jeans, and casual attire. The focus is on enjoying the music.

Q5: Will there be merchandise available for purchase at the venue?

Yes, it is highly probable that Nazareth will have official merchandise on sale at the Uber Eats Music Hall. This typically includes t-shirts, hoodies, posters, and other memorabilia. It’s always a good idea to check the band’s official website or social media closer to the date for any specific details regarding merchandise availability.

Q6: Is there a strict policy on flash photography or professional cameras during the performance?

Generally, for most rock concerts, including those by Nazareth, personal cameras with flash are often discouraged or prohibited to avoid distracting the performers and other audience members. Tripods and professional recording equipment are usually not permitted without prior accreditation. It’s advisable to check the specific venue’s policy on the Uber Eats Music Hall website closer to the event date, but it’s safest to assume only mobile phone photography without flash will be allowed.