Molotov celebrates 30 years: chronicle of a historic tour through Europe (Part 1)

Photo: Raul Umeres

Thirty years later, Molotov asks for no permission and lives off no nostalgia. They continue to take the stage like a dangerous band, one of those that turn a concert into a collective discharge. The Euro Tour 2025 made it clear from the first night: Europe was not just waiting for Molotov, Europe needed Molotov.

Hand in hand with Deputamadre Club Europa, the band landed on the continent to celebrate their 30th anniversary with the TXXXR tour, chaining Sold Out after Sold Out and reminding everyone why their name remains synonymous with energy, irreverence, and unfiltered rock. Munich, Hamburg, Paris, and Amsterdam were not just stops: they were conquered territories.

Four cities, four full houses: the Sold Outs of the first leg

The start of the tour was a direct hit, no warm-up needed. The first dates in Germany, France, and the Netherlands hung the “sold out” sign, confirming that Molotov continues to play in a league of their own within Spanish-language rock.

• Munich: June 15, 2025 - Backstage Werk (SOLD OUT!)
• Hamburg: June 16, 2025 - Fabrik (SOLD OUT!)
• Paris: June 20, 2025 - Cabaret Sauvage (SOLD OUT!)
• Amsterdam: June 21, 2025 - Melkweg (SOLD OUT!)
• Frankfurt: June 22, 2025 - Batschkapp (SOLD OUT!)

Munich and Hamburg: Germany receives the first impact

Germany marked the beginning, and no one wanted to miss it. On June 15, Backstage Werk in Munich understood from the first chord that this was not just another concert. “Gimme Tha Power,” “Frijolero,” and a devoted crowd confirmed the first Sold Out of the tour.

A day later, the route continued north. The legendary Fabrik in Hamburg rumbled with an audience that responded without reservation. Molotov sounded compact, sharp, and uncompromising: 30 years later, they still play as if time didn’t exist.

This is how the tour kick-off was lived

Munich on fire:

Hamburg responds:

Paris and Amsterdam: Molotov conquers Europe

On June 20, Paris became an extension of Mexico. The Cabaret Sauvage was the scene of a relentless celebration, with a setlist that crossed decades: from ¿Dónde jugarán las niñas? to more recent tracks. There were no spectators, only an audience singing every word.

Without time to lower their pulse, on June 21, Molotov took over the Melkweg in Amsterdam, one of the most emblematic venues in Europe. Another undeniable Sold Out, another night confirming that Molotov is not a memory: they are pure present.

Paris rumbled like this:

Frankfurt: visceral closing of the first stage

The first part of the tour closed on June 22 in Frankfurt, at the Batschkapp. With high morale and a completely fired-up audience, Molotov offered a raw and direct show, closing this first European block with the intensity that has defined them for three decades.

Madness in Frankfurt:

This is just the beginning

This has been only Part 1 of a tour that already points to be historic. Molotov and Deputamadre Club Europa continued rolling through the continent, taking their 30th anniversary to new cities.

Very soon, in Part 2 of the recap, we will tell you everything that happened in Brussels, Berlin, Barcelona, Zurich, and Bilbao.

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