The story of Good Weather Forecast begins ten years ago: The three brothers Flo (vocals), Jonny (guitar) and Dave (drums) Stielper, found the band. A little later guitarist Titos Hailom and the keyboarder Timo Kästner joins the band. From the very beginning the band is on fire: After just a few months in the rehearsal room, the boys won the „Rock Without Limits“ newcomer award, and started touring all over Germany and Europe. To date, Good Weather Forecast played over 500 hundred shows in 15 countries and on the three continents, Europe, Australia and Asia.But one thing has not crept in: Routine. Every gig is played as if it is the first one. Or the last one. Every show is special. And that makes Good Weather Forecast a truly sensational live band.
„There was no concert where we didn’t give everything. No matter how far we have travelled, how far we have flown, whether at a festival, in an arena or in a club,“says Flo Stiepler. The energy level of their live shows has remained the same, the sound of the band has changed. A lot. Already the first two albums „Dreamcity“ (2012) and „We Glow“ (2015) show the development from a ska-punk band to a band that combines rock, pop, EDM and electronica in an easy way. SUPERHUMANS is now the next step: Good Weather Forecast has never been more progressive. Superhumans „- the title song and the first single of the record – is an absolutely stirring track: acoustic guitar and handclaps drive the piece, a short synthie interlude builds up suspense, then the refrain with its huge choirs and powerful drums makes clear what Good Weather Forecast is aiming for: It’s one of those tracks where no one is left standing. And that’s not the only one on the album: SUPERHUMANS is a record full of hits! House Of Cards „plays skillfully with Neo-R‘ n‘ B,“ Steal Your Time „is pure pop and absolutely a radio hit,“ Dancing With Dragons „starts melancholically and develops into an 80s jewel. „When there is light, there is shadow,“ says Florian Stielper to „Dancing With Dragons“. „This song is about the dark sides of every „superhuman“ and how we deal with these shadows.“