Concert Heavy Saurus

Dino Metal for the whole family - Dino Power Tour 2027.

HEAVYSAURUS are a true phenomenon – with celebrated performances in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, shows on the biggest festival stages in the country, and an incredible 9th place in the charts. In 2027, the largest family rock band in the country will embark on the next adventure: with the new album "Mission Dino Power" (release date: 2.5.27), HEAVYSAURUS will kick off the accompanying MISSION DINO POWER TOUR 2027.

The four dinosaurs and the dragon will become the strongest rock superhero gang in the world – with a brand new live show, many new songs, and plenty of new adventures and stories!

Music for kids, but not children's music
HEAVYSAURUS make music for kids, but not children's music in the traditional sense. Everything here is authentic: real musicians, real instruments, and a real live performance with original songs full of powerful riffs, big choruses, and classic rock and metal elements. The MISSION DINO POWER TOUR 2027 also offers a professionally produced rock show with everything that goes with it – age-appropriate and full of interactive fun, but taken very seriously. During this, children will experience their perhaps first big concert moment while parents celebrate or rediscover their own love for music – until in the end everyone raises their hand with the rock sign. Because with HEAVYSAURUS, generations celebrate together, whether they are four, fourteen, or forty-four.

Five heroes. Five superpowers. One mission.
In the world of "Mission Dino Power," all band members discover their superpowers. They emerge from what has always defined HEAVYSAURUS: music, friendship, courage, and unity. Milli Pilli (Centrosaurus, keyboards) unleashes the magical power of her keys. Komppi Momppi (Apatosaurus, drums) delivers the beat that drives everyone forward. Muffi Puffi (Stegosaurus, bass) gets even the biggest dino to headbang with his groove. Riffi Raffi (dragon, guitar) masters the mightiest guitar riffs in the universe. And Mr. Heavysaurus (T. Rex, vocals) holds the entire crew together with his charisma and the power of the "rock sign." They invite children to discover their own talents and strengths – without a raised finger, but always age-appropriate, with imagination, humor, and plenty of rock 'n' roll.

From the children's room to the biggest festival stages
What started from a simple question – how can children be playfully, but musically seriously introduced to rock and metal and generally the experience of "live music"? – has developed within a few years into a cross-generational cult. Online, the dino universe is also growing rapidly: from 2024 onwards, more than 250,000 new social media followers have joined, while the band's videos have achieved over 100 million views. Under the banner #TeamPommesgabel, a huge community has long emerged, where small and big rock fans exchange ideas.

Social engagement and dino metal
With the new tour, the band continues its social engagement and supports "Die Arche," an organization that advocates for disadvantaged children and families. One euro from each ticket sold goes to a good cause: 50 cents as a direct donation and another 50 cents to support special actions like concert visits, outings, and shared experiences. Because music should be shared. And every child should have the opportunity to feel what real live music feels like: loud, colorful, exciting, emotional, and connecting.

For the parents:
The concert experience is primarily tailored to children aged about three to eleven years but equally delights parents, grandparents, and siblings. The shows take place at family-friendly times and at a volume adjusted for children's ears. Since the little rockers react differently, it is still advisable to have hearing protection on hand. Wherever local conditions allow, there is a children's area in front of the stage with particularly good sightlines for the little fans. Limited meet-and-greet tickets also allow for a personal meeting with the dinos – including a photo, autograph, real paw shake, and all the curious questions that the little dino metalheads can think of.

Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Show starts at 5:30 p.m.
Tickets are available for €44.70/adult; €37.00/children aged 3-11 years or €9.05/children under 3 years at the tourist information centers in Konz and Saarburg.