LETZ ZEP & THE DOORS IN CONCERT

Legends Of Rock: Letz Zep & The Doors in Concert

With Letz Zep and The Doors in Concert sharing the stage, audiences can look forward to two of the most renowned tribute bands, delivering at least three hours of the unforgettable sounds of the 1960s and 1970s.

When Robert Plant, the original lead singer of Led Zeppelin, once remarked after seeing Letz Zep perform, “I walked in, I saw me”, it was the ultimate accolade for Billy Kulke, whose voice and appearance bear an extraordinary resemblance to Plant. The other three members of Letz Zep are equally impressive, matching the original band in musical ability.

Close your eyes and listen to classics such as “Whole Lotta Love”, “Stairway to Heaven”, “Immigrant Song” and many other timeless hits, and you will feel as though you have been transported 40 or even 50 years back in time. Letz Zep cover the entire Led Zeppelin catalogue and continually expand their repertoire with additional classics, going far beyond the obvious crowd-pleasers. Their performance offers a comprehensive journey through the work of these rock icons, captivating both newcomers and die-hard fans alike.

The Doors in Concert recreate the sound and appearance of the original band with an extraordinary degree of authenticity. Worldwide hits such as “Light My Fire”, “Riders on the Storm”, “Roadhouse Blues”, “Love Me Two Times” and “When the Music’s Over” bring back the magic of a 1960s Doors concert.

They are an exceptionally authentic tribute to THE DOORS. The lead singer has the look and the perfect voice to be mistaken for Jim Morrison. The keyboard player bears a striking resemblance to Ray Manzarek, the guitarist plays and sounds just like Robby Krieger, and the drummer comes remarkably close to capturing even the finest nuances of John Densmore’s drumming.