The Rock-Dinos will perform songs from their new album, “Mission Dino Power,” featuring a new live show and real superpowers. The music is for kids, but it’s not your typical children’s music.

At the Salder Castle Courtyard, rock fans of all ages can look forward to a professionally produced concert show full of powerful guitar riffs, catchy choruses, and imaginative adventures. In the live show, the four dinosaurs and the dragon become the world’s strongest rock superhero gang. Together, they discover their very own powers—born of music, friendship, courage, and teamwork.

Milli Pilli unleashes the magical power of her keyboards, Komppi Momppi delivers the driving beat on drums, and Muffi Puffi gets even the biggest dinosaurs headbanging with his bass. Riffi Raffi masters the most powerful guitar riffs in the universe, while Mr. Heavysaurus keeps the entire crew together with the power of the “Pommesgabel.”

With Heavysaurus, real musicians play real instruments on stage. The band combines rock and metal with kid-friendly lyrics, exciting stories, and plenty of interactive fun. This way, many children experience their first big concert moment, while parents, grandparents, and siblings celebrate or rediscover their own enthusiasm for rock music.

The concert experience is aimed particularly at children between the ages of three and eleven, but it delights the whole family. The show takes place at a family-friendly time and at a volume level suitable for children’s ears. Nevertheless, as a precaution, it is recommended that you bring appropriate hearing protection for the little rock fans.

In recent years, the band has become a cross-generational phenomenon. They’ve performed on major festival stages in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, reached number nine on the German charts, and have built a steadily growing community under the name #TeamPommesgabel. Since 2024, they’ve gained more than 250,000 new social media followers; the band’s videos have been viewed more than 100 million times.

Heavysaurus also continues its social commitment: For every ticket sold, one euro goes toward supporting the children’s aid organization “Die Arche.” Of that amount, 50 cents are donated directly, while the other 50 cents fund special activities and shared experiences for underprivileged children and families.