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Victory: Live at Wacken 

Recorded August 1st 2025. Founded in the early 80s, the band, led by guitarist Herman Frank, forged a sound that oscillated between stadium anthems and hard-hitting riffs. Songs like "Never Surrender" and "Don't Tell No Lies" sounded like calls to never lose faith. Decades later, they return to the stage with their tried-and-tested blend of emotion and rock power – more mature, closer, and bigger than ever before. Setlist: "Are You Ready", "Take the Pace", "Rock the Neighbours", "Gods of Tomorrow", "Standing Like a Rock", "Speak Up", "Feel the Fire", "Surrender My Heart", "On the Loose", "Check's in the Mail"
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Recorded August 1st 2025. Founded in the early 80s, the band, led by guitarist Herman Frank, forged a sound that oscillated between stadium anthems and hard-hitting riffs. Songs like "Never Surrender" and "Don't Tell No Lies" sounded like calls to never lose faith. Decades later, they return to the stage with their tried-and-tested blend of emotion and rock power – more mature, closer, and bigger than ever before. Setlist: "Are You Ready", "Take the Pace", "Rock the Neighbours", "Gods of Tomorrow", "Standing Like a Rock", "Speak Up", "Feel the Fire", "Surrender My Heart", "On the Loose", "Check's in the Mail"

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Herman Frank

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Gianni Pontillo

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Mike Pesin

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Malte Burkert

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Michael Stein

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