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Grave Digger currently holds the position #3057 with 701 concerts, popularity of 37% and 142 498 followers

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On average, Grave Digger performs 12 songs during their shows
Artist
Grave Digger
Genres
german metal german power metal metal power metal speed metal
Start At
1980
City
Germany Gladbeck, Germany
Biography
Grave Digger is a German heavy metal band formed by Chris Boltendahl (vocals), Peter Masson (guitar), Willi Lackmann (bass guitar), and Albert Eckardt (drums) in 1980 in Gladbeck, a small town in Germany. Their songs often display a power metal and speed metal ethos, with lyrics reflecting battle, destruction, and sorcery. The group's debut album, 1984's Heavy Metal Breakdown, produced some undying classics for them such as the Grave Digger anthem "Heavy Metal Breakdown" and the powerful ballad "Yesterday".
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Concerts
701
390 events with setlists
Songs
147
12 songs x concert
Tours
29
Tours so far
Festivals
162
Festivals
Encores
56.41%
220 concerts
Duration
50:52
50 minutes, 52 seconds

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Grave Digger have performed covers in 6 out of their 701 shows, giving you a 1.54% chance to enjoy these unique versions, from artists like AC/DC, The Rolling Stones and Black Sabbath