Beatsteaks

Please Tour 2025.

In the history of guitar rock, there are few bands that have lasted until their ninth studio album. The Beatsteaks, on the other hand, have released their ninth album "Please", a long player with the urgency, wit and restlessness of an explosive debut LP. "One of the things that unites us in the band is that we all can't keep still for long," smiles singer and guitarist Arnim Teutoburg-Weiß. The new album is "as fidgety as every single member of the Beatsteaks is" - and "always a bit too much".

Something beautiful has to feel beautiful at its core and mature in a stress-free and stress-free zone. For the sake of the greatest possible lightness, the Beatsteaks have tidied up their store - and let in a breath of fresh air. With Olaf Opal, who is considered one of the most accomplished contemporary producers with his work ranging from playful underground to straight multi-platinum successes, they did not go into the studio, but into the audience area of Berlin's Columbia Theater. It was here that twenty-five sketches were transformed into eleven fully-fledged album songs. "The record is totally us in everything we do there," says Arnim.