Moving Heroes Celebrate Their Birthday With a Solo Concert
The German glam-pop-rock group played a one-off show at the Cosmonaut club in St. Petersburg in honor of their birthday.
It must be said that Moving Heroes have in a way made their fans grow accustomed to them playing only large-scale shows. Recall, for example, their incredible concert in St. Petersburg’s Ice Palace or their co-headlining performance with the legendary Dieter Bohlen at the Oktyabrsky Grand Concert Hall last year.

Dieter Bohlen and Moving Heroes Perform Together
Dieter Bohlen and Moving Heroes’ recent concert at St. Petersburg Oktyabrsky Grand Concert Hall was delivered to a sold-out crowd
This show saw Moving Heroes present their ten best songs, once again demonstrating that they are very independent in their sound and, as has become a habit for them, performing with inimitable energy and drive.

Moving Heroes Advertise Indian Motorcycles
There it is - the pride of the New World, the first motorcycle in America: the legendary Indian brand, founded long ago in 1901.
The famous photographer Andre Heide set up his wigwam in the Daddy's Garage bike salon in St. Petersburg, where an unusual photo shoot took place with the participation of the band Moving Heroes.

Thanks to Moving Heroes Dieter Bohlen Will Take the Stage Once Again
Dieter Bohlen and the band Moving Heroes will be performing together in St. Petersburg on October 17th.
The show, which will last over two hours, promises many surprises, but the main event lies in the fact that the legendary founder of Modern Talking will appear onstage for the first time in many years as a singer with a full solo setlist. The other participant of this great concert will be the band Moving Heroes, with whom Dieter Bohlen works as record producer.

Seven Artifacts from the Moving Heroes Concert
Moving Heroes gave their first headlining concert at the St. Petersburg Ice Palace
Dieter Bohlen’s heroes once more proved that public interest in European pop is not waning and demonstrated their high level of professionalism, offering as they did a fully live two-hour show.
It’s important to note that the concert flew by quickly, which is likely because it was genuinely interesting and very varied.
The band’s hits were on offer, as well as two new songs and a few worldwide hits that Moving Heroes performed in their own style.
Today we’re discussing all of this with the heroes themselves – Elan and Jenier.






