Storace Crossfire-Tour

Description

After the decision of Krokus (his band for 40 years!) to no longer record new music and to limit their live performances, rock legend Marc Storace returned to the stage in 2021 with his solo album "Live And Let Live." Since May 2022, Marc has been performing with his new band and spent the years 2023 and 2024 writing and producing the new album "Crossfire" – a hard rock masterpiece, co-written by Storace, guitarist Tommy Henriksen (Alice Cooper Band, Hollywood Vampires, Crossbone Skully), and drummer Pat Aeby (Krokus, Gotus). Despite numerous world tours, over 15 million records sold, and many gold and platinum awards, the singer remains ready and more determined than ever to present his music to fans on stage. Swiss musician Marc Storace, born in Malta, began his extraordinary musical career in 1970 with the Swiss cult progressive rock band TEA, with whom he released five LPs and became a very successful band. Marc gained attention for his frontman qualities and his high, raspy voice. In 1979, Marc became the singer of Krokus, the most successful hard rock band in Switzerland. After the group's dissolution, Marc formed the band Blue, which released its self-titled album in 1991, featuring the well-known hit "You Can't Stop The Rainfall." In the 90s and 2000s, Marc appeared in two feature films ("Anuk" and "Handyman") and achieved gold status again with various Krokus lineups and three LPs. Marc has always remained present for his fans. In 2008, the scene was surprised by the news that the original Krokus lineup would tour again. The success was immense: tours in the USA, Japan, Europe, and South America, as well as two new studio LPs that again reached platinum status. In December 2019, Krokus played their farewell concert at the sold-out Hallenstadion in Zurich. In early 2021, Marc began working on his solo career as Storace, and by the end of 2021, he released his first solo album "Live And Let Live." Marc started his first tour in Switzerland, accompanied by the studio band, during the challenging times of the pandemic. Since May 2022, Marc has been performing with his new band and rocking the stage like never before. The years 2023 and 2024 were spent writing and producing the new album "Crossfire" – a hard rock monster, co-written by Marc Storace, guitarist Tommy Henriksen (Alice Cooper Band, Hollywood Vampires, Crossbone Skully), and drummer Pat Aeby (Krokus, Gotus). "Crossfire," produced by Tommy Henriksen and mixed by award-winning sound engineer Olle Romo, offers a collection of hard rock anthems with powerful choruses, great guitars, and a fantastic rhythm section!

Highlights

• Marc Storace's solo tour featuring new album "Crossfire"
• Legendary frontman of Krokus and TEA
• Live performance at Kulturfabrik KUFA in Lyss

General Information

The Storace Crossfire-Tour showcases rock legend Marc Storace as he presents his new music after decades with Krokus. The event will take place at Kulturfabrik KUFA in Lyss, Switzerland, offering fans a chance to experience his powerful vocals and hard rock sound live.

Location

Werdtstrasse 17, 3250 Lyss, Switzerland

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