GERTENA guitarist Satsuki is apparently coming on a short EU Tour next year. Giving the location and history with GERTENA, no doubt it’s a VKBeats project.
05.05.2025 - Switzerland (Details TBA)
07.05.2025 - Germany (Details TBA)
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very important distinction there! 
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So he is just playing the guitar?
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I wonder too??? And the rest is a backing track? He’s overestimating his powers
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I really wonder did they had any sucess with their other “europe” tour.
because, please this is far too risky, I don’t want those artist to fail those tours and come back home with a minus and only bad experiences.
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Yeah, I’m having a hard time figuring out who this is for…
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He wants to hold a fan meeting where he takes extra time for his fans to sit together comfortably and talk, have a good time, and play songs on the guitar.
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I genuinely think that he’s going on vacation there and does a solo tour just for fun as well
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That sounds so wholesome that I want this to be the truth.
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How to get a tax deduction for your Europe trip I like that!
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ok so it wasn’t just me
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So which one of the vk beat staff lives in Aarau? I’d assume he’s not visiting for the amazing music scene there since It’s a small town with 20k residents.
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Well, I mean, venues are a lot cheaper in small towns, so… 
(even though this is true, I also don’t think this is the main reason for the location choice)
Yea, I think their “founder” is from Aarau or sourroundings. They never leave that metropolis out for any tour haha
I wonder if someone from VKbeats is perhaps wealthy… because I can’t understand how most of their booking decisions will bring them any money. Having random bandmember of a niche band (ina. niche genre) perform in super small cities is for sure not profitable. Same with having Zeke Deux come over to play a single show in a venue that had double the capacity of tickets sold. As someone who has helped to co-organize concerts in a large city like Vienna and knows how risky it is (even when you sell out a show) I am seriously wondering how they finance this?