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For the first time in two years, ZZ Top will return to Europe in 2026. The celebrated "Little Ol’ Band From Texas" will perform a total of 23 concerts in 13 countries as part of a five-week tour next summer – one of which will be in Austria! On July 7, the legendary trio, featuring Billy F. Gibbons, Elwood Francis, and Frank Beard, will perform at the VAZ St. Pölten!

Billy F. Gibbons is already full of anticipation: “We love playing for European fans – they are among the most energetic and enthusiastic we have experienced in the past five decades. We look forward to bringing ‘The Big One!’ to the continent, where we will definitely turn it up and rock out, leading to direct communication with the fans. Because one thing is for sure: where the common language is ‘Let it rock’! there are no language barriers!”

ZZ Top is one of the biggest rock legends in the world. Their history dates back to the last day of 1969, when they had their first public performance shortly thereafter at the "Knights of Columbus Hall" in Beaumont, Texas. In the following years, the band sold over 60 million albums worldwide! Their catalog includes four RIAA-certified gold albums, six platinum albums, and even a diamond album for over 10 million copies sold with "Eliminator." Additionally, ZZ Top had eight Top 40 singles, two platinum video collections, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004, introduced by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones!