BAD SISTER Biography
Changes (1988 - 1991)
1988 is year of change for the band. BOGART JOINT turned into BAD SISTER. BAD SISTER won Schleswig-Holstein-Rockfestival in September 1988 und took part
in German Rock Contest in Würzburg.
in German Rock Contest in Würzburg.
1988
1989
In July 1989 BAD SISTER
records „Heartbreaker“ at the
UAM-Studios in Lüneburg. Keyboarder Kai Beyer
joins the band. Produced by Birger Holm ("Call me
Quincy“) the music style of the Debut-Album
varies between Melodic-Rock („Without
You“), AOR („Road To Nowhere“) and
Funk ("Raise It Up").
records „Heartbreaker“ at the
UAM-Studios in Lüneburg. Keyboarder Kai Beyer
joins the band. Produced by Birger Holm ("Call me
Quincy“) the music style of the Debut-Album
varies between Melodic-Rock („Without
You“), AOR („Road To Nowhere“) and
Funk ("Raise It Up").
1990
An extensive club-tour started in the beginning of 1990. Special highlight is the support of former Deep Purple-Shouter Ian Gillan at his „Naked Thunder“-tour. BAD SISTER is considered to be a furios live-act, with a lot of gigs and concerts all over the country.
During „Heartbreaker“-tour 1989 BAD SISTER
was promoting their first album with a lot of
gigs all over Germany - and at Jübek-
Festival in front of thousands of fans.
was promoting their first album with a lot of
gigs all over Germany - and at Jübek-
Festival in front of thousands of fans.
