Itchy (band)

Summary

ITCHY (formerly Itchy Poopzkid) is a German punk rock band formed in 2001. The group consists of Sebastian Hafner (vocals, guitar, bass), Daniel Friedl (vocals, guitar, bass) and Max Zimmer (drums).

ITCHY
Itchy Poopzkid at Deichbrand Festival 2015
Itchy Poopzkid at Deichbrand Festival 2015
Background information
GenresPunk, pop punk, alternative rock
Years active2001 (2001)–present
LabelsFindaway Records, Arising Empire
MembersSibbi (Sebastian Hafner)
Panzer (Daniel Friedl)
Max (Max Zimmer) (since 2011)
Past membersSaikov (Tobias Danne) (2001–2011)
Websitewww.itchyofficial.com

They have released seven albums, all of which entered the official German Charts (the sixth record "Six" debuted at #5), started their own record label and played more than 900 shows throughout Europe. Up until the release of their single "Nothing" in April 2017, they toured under the name of "Itchy Poopzkid".

On 21 July 2017, the band released their 7th studio album All We Know and they embarked on a big tour through various countries.

On 15 November 2019, Itchy released a new single and music video Faust from their 8th album Ja Als Ob which was released in 2020. On 7 July, 2023, Itchy released a new Album "Dive!"

Discography edit

Studio albums
  • 2005: Heart to Believe
  • 2007: Time to Ignite
  • 2009: Dead Serious
  • 2011: Lights Out London
  • 2013: Ports & Chords
  • 2015: Six
  • 2017: All We Know
  • 2020: Ja als ob
  • 2023: Dive
Live albums
  • 2004: Fuck-Ups ... Live!
EPs
  • 2001: Two Thumbs Down (Demo)
  • 2003: ... Having a Time!
Singles
  • 2005: Say No
  • 2007: Silence Is Killing Me
  • 2007: And I'll Walk Away
  • 2007: You Don't Bring Me Down
  • 2009: The Living
  • 2009: Pretty Me
  • 2009: The Lottery
  • 2011: Why Still Bother
  • 2011: Down Down Down
  • 2011: It's Tricky (Run DMC Cover)
  • 2012: We Say So
  • 2013: I Believe
  • 2013: The Pirate Song (feat. Guido (Donots))
  • 2013: Tonight
  • 2014: Out There
  • 2015: Dancing in the Sun
  • 2015: Kings & Queens
  • 2017: Nothing
  • 2017: Keep It Real
  • 2017: Fall Apart

External links edit

  • Official website