We set off from Copenhagen on Friday morning, heading south toward Scheggerott, a small German town where we’d be playing that night. After hours on the road, we finally arrived at the venue, where we were welcomed with open arms by Enzo, a promoter who also organises Enzo Festival (The Movement played there in 2019). The night started strong with The Sheeps E-band, a reggae/ska act that set the perfect vibe for what was to come.

By the time The Movement hit the stage, the energy in the room was already electric. There’s something about these smaller, more intimate venues that creates an almost magical connection between the band and the audience. From the first chord to the last, the crowd was engaged—singing, dancing, and feeding the band’s energy right back at them. These are the nights that make all the long drives and late nights worth it.

The night flew by, and we were reminded once again why we love touring – it’s the people, the music, and the shared moments that make it all worth it.