Stern Combo Meißen rocks Dresden: An unforgettable evening!

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On September 14th, 2025, the Stern-Combo Meißen will delight in the Lukaskirche Dresden with timeless music and nostalgic sounds.

Am 14.09.2025 begeistert die Stern-Combo Meißen in der Lukaskirche Dresden mit zeitloser Musik und nostalgischen Klängen.
On September 14th, 2025, the Stern-Combo Meißen will delight in the Lukaskirche Dresden with timeless music and nostalgic sounds.

Stern Combo Meißen rocks Dresden: An unforgettable evening!

On Saturday evening, the Lukaskirche in Dresden was filled with the sounds of the legendary Stern-Combo Meißen. Almost 1,000 fans didn't miss the chance to see Germany's longest-serving band in action. The band, founded in Meißen in 1964, is known for its unique sound, which is not only reminiscent of the times of the GDR, but also connects generations. Martin Schreier, the only remaining founding member, provided nostalgic moments with his presence. The singer Manuel Schmid, who was born in 1984, switches with his trained voice between keyboard and microphone while he intones hits from the 70s. Here the past is brought to life - a mixture that was in the air and captivated the audience.

The Star Combo Meissen With her performance, she once again proved that she has lost none of her appeal even after decades on stage. Once started as a cover band, the group has been reinventing itself with its own works and electronic arrangements since the mid-1970s. Their debut album from 1977 already stood out, as did a homage in the form of a concept album about porcelain in Dresden: “Weißes Gold” from 1978 speaks for their ingenuity.

Bands and politics in the GDR

The journey of the Stern-Combo Meißen is inextricably linked to the history of rock music in the GDR. The state's approach to beat and rock music changed significantly, and between repressive measures and state funding, bands like the Stern Combo found their place in musical life. The political framework conditions were formative: restrictive allocation of performance permits and specifications for the repertoire were part of everyday life. Nevertheless, the band managed to assert themselves and bring their art closer to the audience. The band has enjoyed commercial success since the 1980s at the latest.

The band has released numerous cult songs over the years and has repeatedly set milestones, such as winning first prize at the International Schlager Festival in Dresden in 1982. Even after the fall of the Wall, the Stern-Combo Meißen remained active and celebrated an important new start with their comeback in 1996. The band now has a large and loyal fan base that has accompanied them through turbulent times. A look at the coming years makes one sit up and take notice: a 60th anniversary year is planned for 2024, and new works will once again be presented.

The magic of an unforgettable evening

The concert in St. Luke's Church was not just a musical performance, but an experience that touched the hearts of the fans. From the first note to the last, you could feel the energy flowing between the band members and the audience. Here the history of rock music in the GDR comes to life, and the faces of the listeners reflected joy and memories of bygone times.

How the Stern-Combo Meißen now acts on stage shows once again that music can not only entertain, but also connect. The band has managed to carry their own story into people's hearts and remains active in the music scene. An evening full of emotions that will remain fondly remembered by everyone present.