Nostalgic evening in Berlin: Weezer rocks the Columbiahalle!

Nostalgic evening in Berlin: Weezer rocks the Columbiahalle!

Columbiahalle, 10963 Berlin, Deutschland - On June 11, 2025, the well -known band Weezer appeared in the Columbiahalle in Berlin. Around 3,500 fans flocked to the venue to experience the nostalgic music reproduction of the group from the 1990s. The band, which was founded in 1992, celebrated its breakthrough with the debut album "Weezer", which is also known as "The Blue Album", and ensured an emotional return to its greatest hits.

The concert was characterized by an exciting mix of popular songs, especially from the blue album. Hits such as "Say it ain’t so", "Holiday" and "Surf Wax America" ​​were on the setlist. Despite the smaller sound problems, the performance of the band remained true to the original, which did not stop the audience from singing along loudly, supported by the striking harmonica performances. Front man Rivers Cuomo and guitarist Brian Bell harmoniously harmoniously harmonized what the fans delighted.

nostalgia and gratitude

During the performance, Cuomo thanked the supporters in German: "Thank you, Berlin! Thank you for being our fans for so long!" In doing so, he called memories of the beginnings of the band, whose influence was widespread during the 90s.

After returning to the old hits, the band only offered a cover version. The song "Africa" ​​by Toto, which became a hit in 2018 through an internet campaign, also found its place in the setlist. The show ended after about 90 minutes with the classic hit "Buddy Holly".

The story of Weezer

Weezer was founded to combine the musical influences of lead guitarist Rivers Cuomo, which was inspired by both classic heavy metal and the beach boys. Already when the first album was created, the band had to cope with some changes, including the exit of the first guitarist Jason Cropper during the recordings. Brian Bell, previously bassist of the band "Carnival Art", took his place.

With the hit "Buddy Holly", whose music video was staged by Spike Jonze and contained allusion to the US series "Happy Days", the band won international celebrity. Although the second album "Pinkerton" was commercially less successful, today it is considered a masterpiece among fans, which established Weezer in the music world as an influential force.

In her long career, the band published numerous albums and explored various styles. Recent publications such as "The Black Album" and "Ok Human" show that Weezer continues to develop and adapt to the modern sounds.

For more information about the concert and other events from Weezer, you will find details on Trinity Music . The concert is already considered another highlight in the history of the band, and the fans hope for a return of the band to Berlin.