The word "Creeper" in English translates to "Creeper" in German as well. However, if you are referring to a specific context, such as the character from the game Minecraft, it remains "Creeper" in both languages. If you need a different context or a more detailed translation, please provide additional information.

With Special Guests: The Howling

As 2025 breathes its final breath, CREEPER are already set to break out of the abyss in a big way in 2026. Their first plans for the year ahead come with the news that they will embark upon the ‘SANGUI-TOUR’ in April - an extensive run of intimate shows in which they will perform songs from both critically adored ‘SANGUIVORE’ albums. The ‘SANGUIVORE’ era has seen CREEPER once again reinvent themselves - this time with a dark devilish decadence that recalls the excess of ‘80s arena rock, the blackest heart of goth and a lightning strike of theatrical flamboyance. The original ‘SANGUIVORE’ album captured the bloodsucking story of star-crossed vampiric lovers Spook and Mercy. ‘SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH’ then cast CREEPER as ‘80s rock icons, their larger-than-life shows coinciding with a mysterious trail of the dead. Both records are packed start-to-finish with highlights, from soaring anthems ‘Cry To Heaven’, ‘Headstones’ and ‘Blood Magick (It’s A Ritual)’ through to the epic ‘Further Than Forever’. The tour will also see them play fan favourite ‘Razor Wire’ for the first time: a feast of sax, sleaze and sensuality. CREEPER’s vocalist and macabre master-of-ceremonies William von Ghould says, “For the first time ever, Creeper will be exclusively performing songs from Sanguivore 1 and 2, the shows will provide a rare opportunity for fans to see the band in incredibly intimate venues and in cities they rarely get to visit."