Kraftwerk at Wang Theatre

Some of these Kraftwerk shows are like Tomorrowland at Disney. Originally, the group provided new beats, mostly synthetic sounds that you didn't hear at the time. They used this "vibe" that they generated with their music to showcase modernity and fear of war. A lot of these things may seem super outdated today. This is evident in the names of their songs, like "Computer Love" and "Radioactivity." Playing on this idea that computers were going to take over the world and radioactivity was going to be a huge mainstream issue. It was another time, and the threat of another atomic bomb being dropped was looming. The reason why these guys are like Tomorrowland at Disney Parks is because you'd think they wouldn't be so relevant these days.

It's been over 60 decades of creating music, and you could argue that Kraftwerk is more relevant today than ever! If you want to treat this event at the Wang Theater on Tuesday, March 11th, like your typical rave, you can. Most of the fans are going to arrive here looking for a hint of nostalgia. There's no question that Kraftwerk is perfectly capable of providing that. Unlike many older performers, they still have the ability to make the crowd look to the future, not just the past. When they come out in their shiny outfits and stand in front of the consoles, you'll know exactly what we're talking about here. There are still two original members of the band on tour. Expect them to bring you back to the early days of electronic music.

The entire Wang Theater will be open to give fans a chance to catch Kraftwerk live. That means that you'll have your pick of the best seats in the house. If you want to be close to the band, the pit is where you need to be. On the upper levels, you'll have better command of the stage. If you have a chance to select a centered position, that's going to grant you the ideal perspective of the show. Hit the get tickets button now to see Kraftwerk live! There's no guarantee they'll be on another US tour any time soon.