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Uli Jon Roth – Virgin Killer 50th Anniversary Tour 2026
Cottiers93-95 Hyndland Street
Wed 7 Oct · 19:30 · £32
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Guitar legend and rock visionary Uli Jon Roth celebrates the 50th anniversary of the legendary Scorpions album “Virgin Killer” in 2026. With his unmistakable playing style and innovative guitar sounds, Uli not only shaped the early work of the Scorpions but also inspired generations of guitarists worldwide. From 1974 to 1978, Roth served as the Scorpions‘ lead guitarist and co-creator of classics such as “Fly To The Rainbow”, “In Trance”, and, of course, “Virgin Killer”, which achieved gold status worldwide. The “Virgin Killer 50th Anniversary Tour” is more than a nostalgic look back: for the first time – and at the same time for the very last time – the complete album “Virgin Killer” will be performed in its entirety, an event that has never happened before and will never happen again. Touring across Europe, the tour promises unforgettable moments filled with powerful guitar riffs, emotional melodies, and spontaneous improvisations – the kind of inspired performances only an artist of Roth’s caliber can deliver. Experience live how Uli Jon Roth celebrates the legacy of one of rock’s most important albums – an evening of history, passion and unparalleled music. Doors at 7pm
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