Suzi Quatro Rockt Tuttlingen: Concert in the fortress ruin on July 21!

Suzi Quatro Rockt Tuttlingen: Concert in the fortress ruin on July 21!

On July 21, 2025, the time has come: The rock legend Suzi Quatro will make the stage shake at the Honberg summer in Tuttlingen. The concert begins at 8 p.m. in a special place: the ruin of a medieval fortress. Fans can look forward to a nostalgic experience, because Quatro, who was the first woman in the 1970s, leads a rock band, with her most famous hits such as "Can the Can", "48 Crash" and "If you can’t give me love". The ticket price is 59.70 euros, including a advance booking fee and bus shuttle. Remaining tickets are available in discounted advance booking, both online and at various ticket agencies in the Rottweil district, Schwarzwald-Baar and Tuttlingen.

Suzi Quatro has an impressive career. Her music teaching started in childhood when she appeared in Detroit with her father's band at the age of only eight. At the age of 14, she decided to leave classic piano lessons behind and turn to rock and roll. Her breakthrough managed in 1971 when music producer Mickie Most discovered and invited to England. The hit "Can the Can", which was released in 1973, catapulted them into the international spotlight and marked the start of her successful career, which comprises over 50 million albums sold. Their successes aroused a lot of interest in Europe, Australia and Japan.

a rock icon in the change of time

Quatro is often called the "Queen of Rock’n’Roll". She has produced numerous timeless hits that are still valued today. In addition to the "Tear Me Apart" and "Stumblin 'in", which have already been mentioned, their best -known songs, which she recorded with Chris Norman and which was particularly well received in Germany. Her musical versatility was not only shown in her hits, but also in her acting career. In 1986 she took over the title role in the musical "Annie Get Your Gun", which was performed in the West End in London.

Over the years, Quatro has inspired many musicians and is considered one of the most influential figures in rock history. In an article about important women in skirt, she is mentioned as a pioneer who influenced some luminaries such as Joan Jett and Tina Turner in the course of her career. While the music history is shaped by rock voices and strong women, Quatro's influence remains undisputed. She has redefined the image of the rock musician and has become a model for many younger artists.

Current projects and further work

Although she is already 75 years old, Quatro is still vigorous on stage. Her last solo album "The Devil in Me" was released in 2021, and in 2023 the record "Face to Face", a collaboration with KT Tunstall, followed. The rock icon now lives in Essex, England and Hamburg and has been married to her husband Rainer Haas for over 30 years. Her numerous hits and her modest appearance as an artist speak for herself. Suzi Quatro not only makes good music, she also brings the skirt and passion that its fans have been with for decades.

The concert in Tuttlingen promises to become an unforgettable experience for all rock music fans. Whether old acquaintances or new listeners, the "Queen of Rock’n’Roll" will certainly show again why it is part of music history.

For more information on tickets and the event, interested parties can be interested in Schwäbische.de and Reservix . For more about the influence of Suzi Quatro on rock music, we recommend Swyrl .