Sorry About Your Daughter live at Wild at Heart Berlin
A live review of the Kreuzberg show — the band's first Berlin date in three decades, with support from Ape Shifter.
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Critical Praise
“The music doesn’t feel preserved. It feels lived in.”
“Strong hooks, driving rhythms and guitar lines that still sound remarkably immediate.”
— Indienoxzine, reviewing SAYD live in Berlin, 2026
Featured in Billboard · Videos aired on MTV Europe · Sold-out 2019 reunion
Latest Press
Sorry About Your Daughter Return After 30 Years for Germany Tour
German-language coverage on the band's eight-date Germany tour, thirty years after their last German tour in 1996.
Read feature30 Years Later: Sorry About Your Daughter Return to Europe for a Club Tour
German-language coverage on the band's return to Europe and the 30-year anniversary run.
Read featureSorry About Your Daughter reunites for anniversary concert in Columbia
A 2019 reunion feature tracing the band's D.C./Maryland roots, Europe history, and AFTERBIRTH release.
Read featureOne-Sheets
Download the current 2026 press one-sheets for quick tour, bio, and contact details.
Bio
Sorry About Your Daughter formed in the D.C. underground in 1992 — a collision of crashing guitars, serrated melodies, and the kind of raw urgency that only comes from playing basements until your ears ring for days. They released two full-length albums in 1995 and 1996, appeared on MTV Europe, and did relentless touring before stepping back from the spotlight.
The band reunited in 2019 for a sold-out hometown performance. That led to the EP AFTERBIRTH, comprising unreleased songs from their 1996 album Face, which earned early praise (“a cathartic gut-punch” — Static City Weekly).
The Atlantic to Adrenaline: Anniversary Tour celebrates 30 years of Face (1996 to the present). The eight-date European leg in July 2026 — the band's first time back on the continent since 1996 — is played out. The tour closes with one final show on August 28, 2026 at Reckless Shepherd in Columbia, MD.
Lineup
- Glenn Hall — vocals
- Jeff Aug — guitar
- Karl Hill — drums
- Brian White — bass
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