>RubberBand - latest news and some old stuff<

RubberBand på dansk - RubberBand in english - Biografi på dansk - Lyt til musikken - listen to the music

Booking forespørgsel

2007 We welcome Kasper Foss - our new drummer - he sings, writes and record his own music as well.
Kasper has been drummin' for quite a lot of famous and popular bands - here's a few of them: Anne Linnet, hotel hunger, Danser med drenge, Søs Fenger, Ivan Pedersen and Mike Tramp which also featured the world famous guitarist Steve Lukather (Toto) on guitar! get that!
"it has allways been my dream to play Beatles with RubberBand and suddenly i was there..." so to speak.

We say goodbye to Paul Callaby who gave us professionalism, and in fact was the driving force in many of the things that Rubberband became popular for. perfection in live performance and Beatles related clues that helped us through many crises and difficulties. All the best wishes for the future "Pauli"

2006 Our bass player Chris Paulsen, after more than 13 years with the band decided to take a break from touring. Robert Mulder, our former bass player, quickly took up the challenge again.

RubberBand appeared for the 19th time at 5øren!
Thanks to you all for turning up and supporting 5 øren.

Who are RubberBand?

RubberBand are without doubt Scandinavia's No1 Beatles Tribute Band.

They started in 1979, when it was still considered blasphemous to copy The Beatles, and their music. Despite this opinion, that was held by most of the general public, RubberBand continued to rehearse with dedication, until their first public performance as “Billerne”. (They later changed their name to RubberBand, inspired by The Beatles LP “Rubber Soul”).

The reception was amazing - the so called critics suddenly became enthusiastic RubberBand fans!

This was this first step of their career as a professional band. It wasn’t long before they were working solidly throughout Denmark, steadily building their reputation as THE Band to have, no matter what kind of event was being held, - T.V. shows, Festivals, (with over 30,000 people) private birthday parties, (with as few as 10 people), company parties etc....In fact celebrations in all imaginable shapes and forms, no matter what, - RubberBand were there!

Press

(Michael Dahm - Rødovre Lokal Nyt).

The Beatles, and not forgetting their Danish equivalent, Rubberband are alive and kicking ! This was strongly underlined last Friday in Rødovre.
They know their Beatles katalogue to their fingertips - no doubt about that !They charm their way right off the edge of the stage, with an enthusiasm that creates a real special atmosphere.This was the fifth year in a row that RubberBand started a new year I Viften, a tradition that has come to stay.

NYBORG SLOTSROCK

Fyens Amts Avis (by Henrik Mohr)
It wasn't because "Big Fat Snake" or "Gnags" didn't deliver the goods - but RubberBand were the only act that really understood how to get the whole audience to rock and roll. Without doubt the high point of the festival was everyone hopping in time to "Yellow Submarine"...

SKANDERBORG FESTIVAL

Horsens Folkeblad (by Ejvind Koch Pedersen)
The crowd wasn't really happening until the time machine was set to the year 1963 - RubberBand came on stage and put the "mental pick-up" in the groove of Beatles songs. We were about 10,000 people that sang along to hits like "All My Lovin' as if it was yesterday it was number one in the charts! By public demand the promotors had to find time, in the very tight program, for Rubberband, as the only band, to play an encore..

SILKEBORG ILDREGATTA

Midtjyllands Avis (by Michael...)
The Copenhagen band RubberBand had an exceptionally large audience when they went on stage around eight thirty.
They played many of the well known Beatles hits from the early days like "Twist and Shout" through "Drive My Car" and "Hey Jude" to the more recent "Sgt. Pepper" and "Back in the USSR". When a slightiy grey-haired gentleman saw the note-block in my hand he shouted "You have to write that this is great!" It was without doubt an experience to see that both the young and the "bit" older were impressed by The Beatles music...