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Krokus

Rock band from Solothurn · formed 1975

Krokus photo
Photo from the public record
Shows on record
2
Rooms played
2
Cities
2
Releases
32
Last show
Jun 8, 2010Stadion Wankdorf

About

Krokus is a band from Solothurn, formed in 1975, tagged classic pop and rock, classic rock, hard rock by its sources. Shows on record run from 1981 to 2010, across 2 rooms in 2 cities.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

2 on record · Songkick
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Shows per year

  1. 19811 show
  2. 20101 show
Show history
DateVenue
Jun 8, 2010Stadion Wankdorf · BernSupportwith AC/DC
Mar 7, 1981Eventim Apollo · LondonHeadlinerwith More

Where they play

2 rooms in 2 cities

Rooms played most

Cities played

  • Bern1 show
  • London1 show

Releases

32 releases, 1976–2024
  • Stampede * Round 13

    2024

  • Adios Amigos Live@Wacken

    2021

  • Big Eight

    2019

  • Big Rocks

    2017 · Album

  • Limited Edition 5 Vinyl Set

    2015

  • Long Stick Goes Boom

    2014

  • Dirty Dynamite

    2013 · Album

  • Go Baby Go

    2013

  • Original Album Classics

    2012

  • Hoodoo

    2010 · Album

  • Hellraiser

    2006 · Album

  • Rock the Block

    2003 · Album

  • Headhunter Blitz

    2002 · Compilation

  • The Collection

    2001 · Compilation

  • The Definitive Collection

    2000 · Compilation

  • Round 13

    1999 · Album

  • Stampede / To Rock Or Not To Be

    1999 · Compilation

  • The Best of Krokus

    1999 · Compilation

  • To Rock or Not to Be

    1995 · Album

  • The Dirty Dozen: The Very Best of Krokus 1979—1983

    1993 · Compilation

  • Stampede

    1990 · Album

  • The Best of Krokus: Stayed Awake All Night

    1989 · Compilation

  • Heart Attack

    1988 · Album

  • Change of Address

    1986 · Album

  • The Blitz

    1984 · Album

  • Headhunter

    1983 · Album

  • One Vice at a Time

    1982 · Album

  • Hardware

    1981 · Album

  • Metal Rendez-vous

    1980 · Album

  • Pain Killer

    1978 · Album

  • To You All

    1977 · Album

  • Krokus

    1976 · Album

Lineup

  • Marc Storace · lead vocals
  • Mandy Meyer · guitar
  • Mark Kohler
  • Fernando von Arb
  • Flavio Mezzodi · drums (drum set)

Former

  • Tommy Kiefer
  • Chris von Rohr
  • Freddy Steady
  • Patrick Mason · electric guitar
  • Dani Crivelli · membranophone
  • Patrick Aeby
  • Dom Favez
  • Jeff Klaven
  • Jürg Naegeli

Airplay

  • KEXP airplay: 4 plays, 2019-02-16–2022-05-22 — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Seek & Destroy' (Brian Foss) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show '90.TEEN' (Guest DJ) — KEXP

Photos, art and posters

Krokus — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Krokus — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Krokus — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Krokus — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Krokus — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Krokus — Logo
Logo — TheAudioDB
Krokus — Stadion Wankdorf, 2010-06-08
Poster · Stadion Wankdorf, 2010-06-08 — Songkick
What each source supplied
SourceUsed for
MusicBrainzArtist facts
Krokus on Last.fmArtist facts
Krokus on DiscogsArtist facts
Krokus on GeniusArtist facts
Krokus on TheAudioDBArtist facts
KEXPAirplay
SongkickShow history, Show posters
TheAudioDBPhotos, Logo
WikipediaCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
Last.fmCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
DiscogsCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
GeniusCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikidataCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.