Fargo with Jane and Epitaph

Jane, originating from Hanover, Germany in 1970, is a pioneering progressive rock and Krautrock band. They are known for their symphonic hard rock, blending meaty guitars with spherical keyboard arrangements and haunting melodies. Popular albums include "Together," "Here We Are," and "Live At Home," which earned a golden record. Their music has captivated audiences, selling over two million albums.

Fargo, a German hard rock band from Hanover, formed in 1973, achieved cult status in the early 1980s. Known for their classic rock sound, they toured with acts like AC/DC. After a hiatus, they re-emerged, releasing acclaimed albums. Their discography includes "Wishing Well" and "Frontpage Lover." Original members Peter Knorn and Peter Ladwig continue to lead the group, celebrated for their energetic performances.

Epitaph, formed in Dortmund by Cliff Jackson, gained fame with their progressive rock style featuring twin-guitar harmonies. Known for the album "Outside the Law," they toured the U.S. but faced setbacks when their label went bankrupt. They later pursued a heavier rock sound before disbanding in 1982, with occasional reunions.