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THE BLUE STONES - Berlin, Columbia Theater
Event by: Loft Concerts, FKP Scorpio, The Blue Stones
Location: Columbia Theater, Columbiadamm 9-11, Berlin - Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg
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┃ THE BLUE STONES
┃ Support: GLU
┇ February 11, 2026
┇ Columbia Theater
┋ Doors open at 7 p.m.
┋ Starts at 8 p.m.
ℹ loft.de/event/20260211-the-blue-stones/
ℹ short.fkp.de/thebluestones
🎫 loft.de/x/d5aec (LofTix)
🎫 loft.de/x/np9v1 (Eventim)
Minimalist line-up, maximum sound - the Canadian duo The Blue Stones always surprises with their powerful presence. What at first glance seems like a classic blues-rock combo develops into an impressively complex sound that is somewhere between rock, alternative and pop.
The band's story begins in 2011, when two childhood friends Tarek Jafar (vocals and guitar) and Justin Tessier (drums) decided to make music together. Inspired by greats like The White Stripes and The Black Keys, they initially released two EPs: “The Blue Stones EP” (2011) and “How’s That Sound?” (2012). Their debut album “Black Holes” was released independently in 2015 and was officially reissued in 2018 after a record deal with eOne Music. The album becomes their international breakthrough - the raw, honest tone of the two Canadians quickly finds many fans.
With the successor “Hidden Gems”, the band is taking it to the next level in 2021: The album is produced in a more modern and accessible way - without losing the band’s characteristic sound. Fans and critics are thrilled, the album earns the band a JUNO nomination as “Breakthrough Group of the Year”. In 2022, The Blue Stones will expand their style with club-friendly elements with “Pretty Monster”, but will still remain true to their blues core. On their album “Metro”, released in 2025, they are braver and more conceptual than ever: It tells the story of a protagonist who has to fight his way through a dystopian subway - a metaphor for the everyday inner conflicts of many people.
What is already impressive on record unfolds to its full potential live: The Blue Stones are known for energetic shows that develop a thrilling dynamic. Their intensive interaction and skillful use of technology creates a stage presence that delights everyone in the audience, both in small clubs and on large festival stages. Now it's finally that time again: The Blues Stones are going on tour with their new album.
┃ Support: GLU
┇ February 11, 2026
┇ Columbia Theater
┋ Doors open at 7 p.m.
┋ Starts at 8 p.m.
ℹ loft.de/event/20260211-the-blue-stones/
ℹ short.fkp.de/thebluestones
🎫 loft.de/x/d5aec (LofTix)
🎫 loft.de/x/np9v1 (Eventim)
Minimalist line-up, maximum sound - the Canadian duo The Blue Stones always surprises with their powerful presence. What at first glance seems like a classic blues-rock combo develops into an impressively complex sound that is somewhere between rock, alternative and pop.
The band's story begins in 2011, when two childhood friends Tarek Jafar (vocals and guitar) and Justin Tessier (drums) decided to make music together. Inspired by greats like The White Stripes and The Black Keys, they initially released two EPs: “The Blue Stones EP” (2011) and “How’s That Sound?” (2012). Their debut album “Black Holes” was released independently in 2015 and was officially reissued in 2018 after a record deal with eOne Music. The album becomes their international breakthrough - the raw, honest tone of the two Canadians quickly finds many fans.
With the successor “Hidden Gems”, the band is taking it to the next level in 2021: The album is produced in a more modern and accessible way - without losing the band’s characteristic sound. Fans and critics are thrilled, the album earns the band a JUNO nomination as “Breakthrough Group of the Year”. In 2022, The Blue Stones will expand their style with club-friendly elements with “Pretty Monster”, but will still remain true to their blues core. On their album “Metro”, released in 2025, they are braver and more conceptual than ever: It tells the story of a protagonist who has to fight his way through a dystopian subway - a metaphor for the everyday inner conflicts of many people.
What is already impressive on record unfolds to its full potential live: The Blue Stones are known for energetic shows that develop a thrilling dynamic. Their intensive interaction and skillful use of technology creates a stage presence that delights everyone in the audience, both in small clubs and on large festival stages. Now it's finally that time again: The Blues Stones are going on tour with their new album.