Tyske Ludder is a German EBM and dark electro band from Lower Saxony, formed in 1989 by Claus Albers and Olaf A. Reimers. Their debut album 'Bombt die Mörder?' (1994) tackled right-wing extremism and the Yugoslav wars head-on, and the band went on to become a fixture of the European industrial and goth festival circuit. After a hiatus through most of the 1990s and early 2000s, they returned with a run of albums on Black Rain Records and have remained active ever since, most recently with the 2025 album 'Weltbühne', drawn from the Weimar-era writing of Kurt Tucholsky.
Tyske Ludder confirmed the remaining 2026 'Weltenbühne' tour dates across Germany, Norway and Sweden, running from August to November.
The band stated that no further German club shows are planned for 2027, making the current run the last chance to see them on home soil in the near term.
Tyske Ludder played Club Seilerstrasse in Zwickau, Germany on 28 February 2026 as part of the Weltenbühne cycle.
A limited vinyl reissue of the 1996 'Creutzfeldt' EP was released in 2026.
The band released 'Weltbühne' (2025) via emmo.biz, a concept album drawing on the Weimar-era writing of Kurt Tucholsky.
