Demon’s Eye - a Deep Purple tribute band in Germany - have recently published their second album. This interview shows again what makes this band as successful as it is. Every single live performance is unique, as the improvisation of some titles offers the challenges that musicians love most.

Bandleader and drummer Andree Schneider explains in this interview why the band Demon's Eye has become so successful.

The hypnotic and unconventional sound of the Doors is kept alive through one of the most successful tribute bands. Love Street has been covering the Doors since 1993. In this interview, it is quite obvious why they are so successful.

Pankow - one of Berlin's suburbs and the living room of the legendary band of the same name. PANKOW guitar player Jürgen Ehle luxuriates in memories.
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German Doors cover band Love Street talk about their history as a band and how they fell in love with playing the music of the Doors.

The girl with the big mouth is back. After a 2-year break, LaFee's new album "Free" has come out. Her lyrics are more mature and her styling is crazier than ever. Only question left is: How do her fans feel about it?
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Diane from Yabla interviews successful Karlruhe newcomers Sons of Sounds. The brothers’ style focuses on US Metal and Rock ’n’ Roll. Check them out and be ready for some serious headbanging!

Self-proclaimed “modern singer-songwriter” Johannes Oerding is interviewed by RheinMain Szene reporter Thomas Raudnitzky.

Since the publication of his new single "Only in My Head" and the corresponding album Dust & Fantasy, German musician Andreas Bourani is permanently on the go, giving interviews and playing concerts. Copyright: Deutsche Presse Agentur [The German Press Agency]

In this last part of the interview, the "Count" from the German band Unheilig [Unholy] talks to RheinMain Szene reporter Thomas Raudnitzky about his personal music taste and about things that he can't stand at all.

With his hat and sunglasses, most Germans recognize him instantly: Musician Udo Lindenberg has made history, and now he's 65 and has a brand new album out. Copyright: Deutsche Presse Agentur [The German Press Agency]

In the making of Frida Gold’s song “Show Me How You Dance,” the band talks about why they first had some reservations about making a video and how those ended in smoke.

Check out the second part of the Frida Gold interview on RheinMain Szene. This new German band went on tour with Kylie Minogue before finishing their first album.

Clueso, a multifaceted, authentic and surprising musician, reaches middle age and presents his newest album entitled An und für sich (In and of itself). Copyright: Deutsche Presse Agentur [The German Press Agency]

Thomas Raudnitzky from RheinMain Szene winds up the interview with German rock band Selig. At the end, he reveals his favorite song by them.