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In 2019 Swiss rock legends Krokus announced their retirement from the live stage, but the rockers changed their minds, they will play a special concert on September 10 on the steps of the St. Ursus Cathedral in Solothurn, Switzerland. In addition, Solothurn will honor the band with a "Stone Of Honor" on its 2000th anniversary.

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Swiss veterans Krokus, who performed their last European show on December 7th in Zürich, have now revealed a set of final North American appearances. Confirmed dates and venues can be seen via tour flyer below.

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Swiss hard rock legends Krokus will release a new studio album, Big Rocks, on January 27th via Century Media. The disc sees the band paying tribute to bands and artists like Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Who, Stepenwollf, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and many more by presenting their very own versions of classic tracks such as "My Generation", "Tie Your Mother Down", "Whole Lotta Love", "Quinn The Eskimo", "Born To Be Wild" and others.

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Now, for the first time in over two decades, Krokus is returning to U.S. shores. On April 18th, the Swiss rockers board the MSC Divina for the Monsters Of Rock Cruise with a cast of seminal rock and metal acts, including Tesla, Europe, Night Ranger, Extreme, KIX, and Queensrÿche. Following the cruise, the tour continues through a series of U.S. cities, leading to the legendary Whisky A Go Go in Los Angeles, CA on May 6th.

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"Dög Song", a brand new official video from Swiss hard rock veterans Krokus, can now be seen below through the YouTube player. The videoclip focuses on the band's new mascot, the English Bulldog Da Dög, who is also pictured on the cover of the band's latest album, Dirty Dynamite. This album, which was released on February 22nd this year, is their 17th full length studio album already.

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Three years ago, drummer Freddy Steady left the Swiss band Krokus. The new album Dirty Dynamite was already recorded with a session drummer but the band is now complete again with the new drummer Flavio Mezzodi.

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Guitarist Mandy Meyer has officially rejoined Krokus. In the last couple of months, Mandy secretly recorded with the rest of the band their forthcoming new album Dirty Dynamite, which is scheduled to be released at the end of February, 2013.

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