Kaizers Orchestra, a Norwegian sextet, creates cathartic rock tunes that significantly reference Tin Pan Alley dirges and Eastern European folk music. The band, comprised of Jan Ove Ottesen and Geir Zahl on vocals, guitar and oil barrel, Helge Risa on pump organ, Yvind Storesund on accordion and bass, Terge Vintersten on guitar and percussion and Rune Solheim on drums, was founded in Bergen. A record deal with the Scandinavian label Broiler Farm eventually resulted from the band's distinctive style and they produced Ompa Til du Dr, an album that won the Norwegian Grammy and went on to become the highest-selling rock debut ever recorded in the Norwegian language.
Following, Evig Pint achieved even more amazing record sales than its predecessor while winning multiple honors. For Maestro, a generally varied album with higher production standards than their previous two releases, the band inked an international agreement with Universal Germany. he similarly themed Maskineri was released followed by Vre Demoner (Our Demons), a collection of re-recorded versions of previously unheard material. The band revealed intentions to release Violeta Violeta, the first chapter of a trilogy, the following year. Then the band announced a retirement.
Tickets were made available soon after the band formally announced their reunion and 24-date Norwegian tour schedule. Sixteen additional concerts were added to the schedule later that day after the original schedule sold out in less than two hours. The band claimed in the press statement announcing their reunion that the comeback had been planned for years and that the concert venues had been reserved two years in advance after drummer Rune Solheim raised the subject at one of the group's yearly Christmas meals..

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