Accept have been flying the flag of classic metal for decades, and with their latest album, “Too Mean To Die”, they have once again proven themselves to be international chart stormers with top 10 placings worldwide. Now, after a long absence due to Corona, they are proud to announce they will finally be returning to
Accept hoeft na quasi twintig albums eigenlijk geen uitleg meer, maar voor diegenen die door de corona een blackout gekregen hebben, wil ik kort meegeven dat de roots van deze Duitse band tot in 1968 strekken, toen nog onder de vlag van ‘Band-X’. Na wat schommelingen in de line-up besloten deze pioniers van de heavy
Unfortunately, with a heavy heart we have to postpone the release of the new Accept album “Too Mean To Die” from January 15 to January 29, 2021. Due to a COVID-19 related pressing plant closure the finished product has been massively delayed so that the planned release on Jan. 15, 2021 cannot be kept. We
Accept are back! The German kingpins of heavy metal will release new single ‘The Undertaker’ on October 2nd 2020 via Nuclear Blast, accompanied by a brilliant video. The track is the first insight into their new studio album. More details will be revealed on this in due course. The single will be a 2-track featuring
Misschien realiseren veel fans zich niet dat het begin van Accept in de late jaren zestig ontsprong toen de originele zanger Udo Dirkschneider en Michael Wagener samenwerkten. De band kwam er officieel in 1976 en drie jaar later brachten ze hun titelloze debuut uit. Het nieuwste aanbod van de band is een live optreden van
Accept‘s founding bassist Peter Baltes has announced his exit from the band. He said in a statement: ” To all Accept fans: I hereby announce my departure as bass player from Accept. I have been with the band from the very beginning. Many of you were there as well. I‘d like to thank you all
