His songs achieved cult status in the 80s and his albums still regularly land in the sales charts today. Wolf Maahn is considered one of the most influential and consistent musicians in the country. Over 1200 live shows, including with Bob Marley, Bob Dylan and Fleetwood Mac, and numerous festivals, from 'Rock Am Ring' to 'Haldern Pop', made the left-handed Berliner "one of the greatest German live legends" (wdr.de). He can rely on hits and lyrical strokes of genius such as "Irgendwo in Deutschland", "Ich wart auf Dich" and "Kind der Sterne".

Immediately after the release of his 14th studio album 'Break Out Of Babylon' and the start of the tour of the same name, there was a pandemic break. But now Mr. "Rosen im Asphalt" is starting again with his first-class band. In his luggage "a journey to the roots and at the same time a crossover through his entire work." (Göttinger Tageblatt). And if everything is right, as Rolling Stone magazine recently called it, the "maahnian magical moments."

It is always great to see how an audience that largely ignores target groups sings, dances and celebrates together. A full-page concert review in the Hamburger Morgenpost was headlined "Wolf Maahn played his audience drunk with happiness!" The real World Cup live experience could hardly be summed up better.