Coppelius

Formed in 1997

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Thu Oct 29 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Sun Nov 1 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Sat Nov 14 München, Germany · BackstageMünchen TANZT! - Festival Tickets
Sat Nov 14 Munich, Germany · Munchen Backstage Tickets
Mon Dec 28 Annaberg-buchholz, Germany · Soziokulturelles Zentrum Alte Brauerei Annaberg e. V. Tickets
Thu Feb 4 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Sat Feb 6 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Sun Mar 7 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Sat Apr 17 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Thu May 6 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets
Sat May 8 Saarbrücken, Germany · Saarländisches StaatstheaterKrabat Tickets

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About

Coppelius is a German band from Berlin that plays metal on drums, double bass, cello, and clarinet. The band's name is taken from E.T.A. Hoffmann's short story "Der Sandmann". Their logo consists of a top hat with the word "Coppelius" underneath.

The band is made up of Max Coppella (clarinet and vocals), Comte Caspar (clarinet, vocals, harpsichord), Graf Lindorf (cello, vocals), Sissy Voss (double bass), Herr Linus von Doppelschlag (drums, joined 2019), and Bastille (Butler, vocals). Former band members include Nobusama (drums, left 2018). Additionally, they are often accompanied by Prof. Mosch Terpin (technician and harpsichord).

On stage the members of the band wear formal, old-fashioned clothes, inspired mainly by the Victorian era. This era is also an inspiration for a lot of the themes in Copellius' music. For this reason, they are often referred to as a Steampunk band.

From Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Also in Français

Coppelius est un groupe allemand de heavy metal, originaire de Berlin. Selon ses propres dires, le groupe joue du « kammercore » à la batterie, à la contrebasse, au violoncelle et à la clarinette.

Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0