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SPRINTS - Berlin, Metropol
Event by: Trinity Music, FKP Scorpio
Location: Metropol, Nollendorfplatz 5, Berlin - Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg
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SPRINTS
ALL THAT IS OVER Tour
with special guests: MARATHON
Entrance: 7:00 p.m. | Start: 8:00 p.m.
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SPRINTS are back and ready to start a new chapter with full force in 2026. Singer and guitarist Karla Chubb, bassist Sam McCann, drummer Jack Callan and guitarist Zac Stephenson present their "ALL THAT IS OVER" tour in the spring, named after their second studio album, which takes the band's uncompromising spirit to a new level and will be released on September 26, 2025 via City Slang.
The Dubliners have developed from a rising underground sensation into one of the most exciting forces in the alternative music scene in recent years. After their debut “Letter To Self” (2024) was acclaimed by critics and audiences, extensive and sold-out tours through Great Britain, Europe and the USA as well as appearances on major festival stages followed. But behind the scenes it was a year of upheaval: a line-up change, personal separations and the constant confrontation with a politically and socially torn world shaped the path to the new album. “All That Is Over” was written in the midst of these tensions. Written on tour buses, at sound checks and in the studio, while outside the news was dominated by wars, environmental disasters and social divisions. Produced by Daniel Fox (Gilla Band) at the legendary La Frette Studio near Paris, the record combines the band's raw, direct live energy with a new depth and stylistic range. Songs like “Descartes”, inspired by philosophical questions and social criticism, or the dark “Abandon”, which deals with urban alienation and personal loss, SPRINTS show themselves to be astute observers and uncompromising storytellers of their time.
The “ALL THAT IS OVER” tour now brings this intensity to the stage. SPRINTS recently announced their support for Fontaines D.C. a taste of what they will present in full in 2026. SPRINTS unleash their mix of irrepressible punk energy, urgent alternative rock and atmospheric outbursts in seven German cities this spring. Anyone who attends a concert can look forward to a show that is as cathartic as it is rousing - a musical reckoning with self-doubt, social narrow-mindedness and the fear of stagnation. SPRINTS' music is urgent, honest and uncompromising, and live it delivers a power that is impossible to resist. Fans should secure tickets quickly so as not to miss this show.
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Read more >> short.fkp.de/sprints
ALL THAT IS OVER Tour
with special guests: MARATHON
Entrance: 7:00 p.m. | Start: 8:00 p.m.
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SPRINTS are back and ready to start a new chapter with full force in 2026. Singer and guitarist Karla Chubb, bassist Sam McCann, drummer Jack Callan and guitarist Zac Stephenson present their "ALL THAT IS OVER" tour in the spring, named after their second studio album, which takes the band's uncompromising spirit to a new level and will be released on September 26, 2025 via City Slang.
The Dubliners have developed from a rising underground sensation into one of the most exciting forces in the alternative music scene in recent years. After their debut “Letter To Self” (2024) was acclaimed by critics and audiences, extensive and sold-out tours through Great Britain, Europe and the USA as well as appearances on major festival stages followed. But behind the scenes it was a year of upheaval: a line-up change, personal separations and the constant confrontation with a politically and socially torn world shaped the path to the new album. “All That Is Over” was written in the midst of these tensions. Written on tour buses, at sound checks and in the studio, while outside the news was dominated by wars, environmental disasters and social divisions. Produced by Daniel Fox (Gilla Band) at the legendary La Frette Studio near Paris, the record combines the band's raw, direct live energy with a new depth and stylistic range. Songs like “Descartes”, inspired by philosophical questions and social criticism, or the dark “Abandon”, which deals with urban alienation and personal loss, SPRINTS show themselves to be astute observers and uncompromising storytellers of their time.
The “ALL THAT IS OVER” tour now brings this intensity to the stage. SPRINTS recently announced their support for Fontaines D.C. a taste of what they will present in full in 2026. SPRINTS unleash their mix of irrepressible punk energy, urgent alternative rock and atmospheric outbursts in seven German cities this spring. Anyone who attends a concert can look forward to a show that is as cathartic as it is rousing - a musical reckoning with self-doubt, social narrow-mindedness and the fear of stagnation. SPRINTS' music is urgent, honest and uncompromising, and live it delivers a power that is impossible to resist. Fans should secure tickets quickly so as not to miss this show.
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Read more >> short.fkp.de/sprints