Hinterlandgang

Just two or three years ago, Hinterlandgang from Demmin in Vorpommern were hardly known beyond the borders of their district. Now, their name is recognized from the Alps all the way up to North Frisia. Amid the countless new bands emerging every day and the millions of releases on streaming platforms, Hinterlandgang have managed to stand out very clearly. Their positive vibe is unmistakable. Albert and Pablo come from a region that’s usually associated with major problems rather than happy moments. Their lyrics are about their lives there. Albert and Pablo reflect on their daily lives, articulate their hopes and concerns, and manage to address problems very clearly without resorting to clichéd slogans or political platitudes. They tell stories of friendship and euphoria, but also of deep sadness and bitter reality. Few embody the strength to maintain a positive, open-minded, and sensitive outlook on the world and their fellow human beings—despite all the difficult moments—as credibly as they do. This is due in no small part to their initiatives, such as “100 Tage Sommer,” the “Tour de Ost,” and their commitment to people on the margins of society. Hinterlandgang have quickly built up their own following across all scenes and age groups. This may not be unique, but it’s still very special. In early January, they released their album “Vielleicht wird alles gut” on Audiolith Records, landing in the top ten of the German charts. Their music gives strength and serves as an anchor. But above all, their live shows are a blast!
Pablo and Albert have honed their craft at countless concerts, both big and small. And even though—or perhaps precisely because—their entire stage setup still fits into a compact car, they give it their all on stage and get every crowd jumping!