Weezer inspires 3,500 fans: nostalgia concert in Berlin!

Weezer inspires 3,500 fans: nostalgia concert in Berlin!

Columbiahalle, 10963 Berlin, Deutschland - On June 11, 2025, the US rock band Weezer appeared in the Columbiahalle in Berlin and attracted around 3,500 fans. The concert was a nostalgic homage to the music of the 90s, which the band shaped in 1994 with their debut album. Especially the focus on well-known hits from the blue Weezer album distinguished the evening. Songs like "Say It Ain’t Such", "Holiday" and "Surf Wax America" ​​were sung loudly by the spectators, which electrified the atmosphere.

The band, consisting of front man Rivers Cuomo and guitarist Brian Bell, convinced with harmonious vocals and a faithful performance of the songs. Even if the sound was not perfect in all areas, you felt the passion and energy of the musicians who masterfully implemented the nostalgic review of 90s hits. In a warm speech in German, Cuomo thanked the fans: "Thank you, Berlin! Thank you for being our fans for so long!"

a musical review

A special highlight of the concert was the only cover version of the evening, "Africa" ​​by Toto, which is a well -known and popular piece of the 90s. This underlined the close connection of the band to the music of this decade. The concert took place at a time when music is still extremely popular, as is highlighted on popkultur.de . In a list of the best songs in this era there are numerous icons such as Nirvana and Whitney Houston.

After 90 minutes, the appearance with the classic "Buddy Holly" ended, which left the fans with a cheering applause. The enthusiasm of the spectators and the band's energy make it clear that Weezer is still a relevant force in the music scene more than two decades after her breakthrough. For more information about the concert, details can be found on trinitymusic.de