The release date for HITSTORY, the first (and probably last) greatest hits album by Fettes Brot, has now been set. It is scheduled for release on February 10, 2023 on CD and vinyl and will consist of ten songs. The record is said to contain “the most important artifacts of their era” and mark the grand conclusion of their career as Fettes Brot. On August 31, the Hamburg trio announced the last chapter of its 30-year history with the song “Brot weint nicht”.
Since September 2nd there is Tickets for their almost sold out farewell tour, which begins on April 5th, 2023 in Rostock and “pauses” on May 6th, 2023 in Kiel – because the grand finale will be their “Brotstock” concert on September 1st and 2nd in Hamburg. The total of 50,000 tickets for the show on the Hamburg-Bahrenfeld trotting track were sold out within seven hours. For this, King Boris, Doctor Renz and Björn Beton expressed their thanks in one go Instagram video with the words: “That’s crazy” – “That’s sheer madness” – “That’s really unbelievable” and began to sing a little serenade: “Hamburg ist OK”.
The tracklist, des can be pre-ordered here Greatest hits album reads:
1. On Days Like These (feat. Finkenauer)
2. Bettina, please put something on (with mode selector)
3. Out There (Pt. 1)
4. Gay girls
5. Yein (Single Edit)
6. Nordic by Nature (Pt. 1) feat. Gauze Mattress, The Tobi & The Bo)
7. Earthquake
8. The Grosser (feat. Memphis Horns)
9. Emanuela (Single Edit)
10. Echo
What the record will look like is already known:
“In 2022, our common story seems somehow to have been told. It is a point of honor that our epoch has to end with a bang finale. Because bread doesn’t cry (for long), you imagine one of those lavish New Orleans funerals where every 10 minutes howls and then 10 hours a laughing locomotive of people and music puffs through the city streets! We hereby invite you to the crazy, final festival. Coming up to you: farewell song “Brot weint nicht”, farewell tour, greatest hits record and many surprises from our eternal bucket list! The Fettes Brot Museum will of course remain open forever. We want you to always be our fans,” Fettes Brot wrote in another Instagram post.
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