The German singer and his band will perform on 6 March in Krakow's Studio and a day later in Warsaw's Progresja.

Without Udo Dirkschneider's voice, Accept's most classic albums would not exist. His rough and recognisable timbre from a mile away built, among other things, 'Balls to the Wall', which he and his band will play live in its entirety. On top of that, the singer also announces other surprises. Do you love heavy metal? You can't miss out there!

DIRKSCHNEIDER (Germany) heavy metal:
If we had to name the greatest classics of European heavy metal, 'Balls to the Wall' would undoubtedly be in that group. If you think about it carefully, pretty much every song on this album is a ready-made hit. Whether it's the iconic title track, the album's crowning ballad "Winterdreams" or "London Leatherboys" with the world's coolest riff - this material simply has no weak points. It is worth reminding yourself of this when going to a concert. Dirkschneider (despite being 72 years old) does not fall victim to ageing, he still has the same raw timbre and is invariably ready to spread pure heavy. The band assembled by Udo also looks great. The line-up includes his son Sven Dirkschneider, who knows that a stadium-bearing beat and iron rhythms are the key to success, and Peter Baltes - responsible for the bass parts on many Accept albums, including 'Balls to the Wall'. So we recommend that you cram the lyrics in now, so that you can effectively rip your throat out with Dirkschneider and crew in March. You will be in raptures!