And now what?
Seven years after the release of Flamingo (Concrete Jungle 2017), The Peacocks are back with a fantastic new album: AND NOW WHAT? - Hotter than ever, still on the road. Explosive, rockabilly influenced, stand up bass driven punk rock.
Buy the new album
Tour dates
If you want to see The Peacocks live in your city and there are no dates near you, why not just book them?
- Switzerland: hc.swendoog@ttohtrea.s
- International: hc.skcocaepeht@ofni
The Peacocks story
The Peacocks formed in 1990, still teenagers, in Stammheim near Zurich, Switzerland. Now grown men, the trio has released 10 albums and travelled and played half the world.
Around 2000 concerts: The Peacocks toured the USA and Canada a few times, the UK a lot, two Japan tours and of course all over Europe. From Tromsø to Granada, from Galway to Kiev, from Rimini to St. Petersburg, not without stopping for shows on the way.
They shared stages with all the legends (except Fats Domino), but also with the local blues band. Played the big stages, but also every shithole. Topped the Japanese indie charts, slept on dirty floors or in the tour van.
The Peacocks love what they do. Their style, initially influenced by rockabilly and psychobilly of the 1980ies, is now a perfect blend of the hot shit the London underground scene had to offer in 1981, yet modern and in the here and now.
Bandmembers
Hasu Langhart
Guitar and Vocals
1990 – present
Founder and songwriter of The Peacocks. Likes The Replacements and The Clash. He’s into football and was an amateur category cyclist.
Simon Langhard
Double Bass
1991 – present
Hasu’s younger brother, joined after the first few shows, when original bassist Michael Ehrismann left the band. He likes the music of Dion and The Belmonts, Buddy Holly and Billy Childish and is into vintage cycle racing.
Jürg Luder
Drums
2002 – present
From a punk rock background, Jürg is the longest lasting drummer in the band and part of the classic line-up. He replaced Adrian Langhart (1990-1996), David Langhard (1996) and Toni Hilber (1996-2002). He sells the band merchandise after the shows and has seen Descendents a few times.