Pikakassa, Kivesveto Go Go, Kovaa Rasvaa, Kortto

Pikakassa, Kivesveto Go Go, Kovaa Rasvaa and Kortto at Tavara-asema in Tampere on 27.6.2026. Entry service is included in the ticket price. The concert is a standing event with very limited seating. The ticket price increases on Tickets when doors open on the event day - sales continue in the online shop once doors open, if tickets remain. The ticket price when doors open is 45 €.

Performance times: www.tavara-asema.fi

An assistant may attend the event with the customer on the same ticket. Familiarize yourself with Tavara-asema's safer space principles and accessibility information.

PIKAKASSA
The rarely performing cult duo returns to the stage. Pikakassa, blending metal with everyday musings, takes the stage in Tampere for the first time - and the next time you'll have to wait, given the band's sparse touring schedule and mystique.

The band themselves explain: "Guess who's been bribed and talked into a gig again with sweet words, love and cheap wine? That's us, Pikakassa. The people voted for the whistler and here we go again. No gigs, didn't that get through? We still don't have proper musicians. Well, we're going to tell a couple of old stories about the world around us and life, and we'll make up new ones on the fly. Alright then, we're ready. These cookies have to be kept since we're still alive. Let's have a good time and bicker together. See you at the gig. ❤️PK"

KIVESVETO GO GO
The Kouvola-based Kivesveto Go Go has been crafting modern regional songs from the shadow of Pohjola-talo for fifteen years and has become one of Suomipunk's most beloved acts. The band's melodically simple anthems stick in your head, and bassist Mannos' brilliantly everyday lyrics tell the story of a small, world-weary person's life much like Hannu Karpo. The band is currently preparing a new full-length album.

KOVAA RASVAA
Kovaa Rasvaa is a band founded in 2009 in Turku that has performed with its wild and short songs across Finland, the Nordic countries, Britain, Poland, Germany, the Balkans, Greece, Russia and Brazil.