Michael Schenker, renowned guitarist, is set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his association with the legendary British rock band UFO through an extensive concert tour. This tour, which includes a stop in Tallinn on March 10, is eagerly anticipated by heavy rock enthusiasts, showcasing Schenker's continued influence on rock music. Known as a 'German Wunderkind', Schenker joined UFO at the young age of 18 in late 1973, significantly contributing to the band's international success during the 1970s.

Between 1974 and 1978, often referred to as the 'Schenker Era', Schenker collaborated with UFO to release five groundbreaking studio albums, including classics like "Lights Out" and "Phenomenon", as well as the iconic live album "Strangers in the Night". These works have left an indelible mark on the rock music scene, with tracks such as "Doctor Doctor" and "Only You Can Rock Me" showcasing Schenker's innovative guitar style that continues to influence generations of musicians around the globe. His contributions during this pivotal period in rock history underscore his status as a leading figure in the genre.

As Schenker embarks on this celebratory tour, not only does it honor his past achievements, but it also revitalizes interest in UFO's rich musical legacy. Fans are expected to flock to the concerts to experience the nostalgia and passion that Schenker brings to his performances. This tour serves as a reminder of the cultural impact that classic rock has had, and continues to have, in shaping modern music landscapes, making it a significant event for both old and new fans alike.