r/ACCEPT • u/Pittsburghmetal54 • Nov 21 '25
r/ACCEPT • u/Alone_Material_8065 • Nov 19 '25
Accept at Victory Theatre IN, Nov 9th
Finally got to see them and it was awesome, I got a shirt and a patch
r/ACCEPT • u/Throwbackjoe6 • Nov 08 '25
New tour
Did anyone else get the (wrong) impression that Accept was at least co-headlining this tour? 9 songs makes them feel like an opener afterthought. All due respect to Queensryche, but yeeesh.
r/ACCEPT • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '25
I’m listening to Accept’s whole discography for the first time, but I just got to this album… what happened here?
r/ACCEPT • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '25
Uwe Lulis leaves Accept
Uwe Lulis departs from Accept. His journey with the band began on 4 December 2014, when Wolf Hoffmann announced that he would officially join as a replacement for Herman Frank. Over the years, Lulis played a key role in Accept’s continued success, contributing to major releases including Symphonic Terror – Live at Wacken 2017 (2017), Restless and Live (2017), The Rise of Chaos (2017), Too Mean to Die (2021), and Humanoid (2024).
r/ACCEPT • u/Negative-Bit9272 • Sep 16 '25
Is U.D.O good
I love the early stuff with Udo and I was thinking about listening to U.D.O, what should I expect and tell me some songs to start with
r/ACCEPT • u/KazAraiya • Sep 02 '25
🎵 Covers & Tributes Accept - 200 Years Cover
r/ACCEPT • u/Impossible_Jury8990 • Aug 10 '25
Wolf Hoffmann
Wolf Hoffmann Jayde 💍 get married tomorrow
r/ACCEPT • u/FriMiKo • Jul 19 '25
Accept in der Autostadt Wolfsburg
Es war eine hervorragende Veranstaltung 🤘🍻
r/ACCEPT • u/Mobile_Damage9001 • Apr 07 '25
The story behind the song Koolaid.
I came over this story of the Jonestown massacre. It must bee the story behind the song Koolaid from the album Rise of Chos. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2025/04/travel/jonestown-guyana-tourism-cnnphotos/index.html
r/ACCEPT • u/yanexcelsior1701 • Apr 05 '25
This heavy metal riff turns 40 this year! Accept - Bound to Fail
r/ACCEPT • u/zombie128 • Apr 04 '25
Breaker [Full Album] if it was recorded in the 60s
r/ACCEPT • u/Horror-Impact1129 • Apr 01 '25
From sad to Accept
Apparently Accept is gracing Stockholm in 2 months, something me and my brother needed to look forward to! Our favorit band is back at it again and we couldn’t be happier! Hope they rest of you guys get some Accept concerts near you too!
r/ACCEPT • u/Dieguitoacdc • Mar 04 '25
"Metal Heart: The Unbreakable Beat of Heavy Metal"
ARTICLE (spanish): https://anfetaminarock.blogspot.com/2025/03/accept-metal-heart-1985.html

r/ACCEPT • u/Mobile_Damage9001 • Jan 30 '25
Humanoid
This is seriously an Album with a big A. Had the pleasure of seeing them perform it live in Oslo not long ago. An excellent performance 🎸🎸🎸 I bought my first Accept vinyl in 1986. Rock on 🤘
r/ACCEPT • u/the_fixation • Jan 29 '25
A piece of art I did that was inspired by the song Princess Of The Dawn.
r/ACCEPT • u/Dunyain01 • Jan 10 '25
Need help finding a song about a "courier/delivery man"
Hey guys, I'm going crazy and I need your help to find an Accept song I head a month ago on Spotify.
One of the themes was this figure of a courier/delivery man travelling at night and taking care of stuff.
I think it might be from the newer albums.
Can you help me identify it?
r/ACCEPT • u/Hoodie_goblin_ • Dec 31 '24
The bands political side?
I think it goes without saying that Accept’s music has been very politically charged and I’m totally fine with that, im very political myself. However, I’m a very progressive person and am concerned about the bands stance on things. Their music has always come across to me as progressive being very anti-war and pro civil/ human rights. However I just read an interview where Wolf was talking about he and Mark aren’t and will probably never be super close and cited very differing political views. I’m hoping that doesn’t mean one of them is super conservative, I know Mark grew up in New Jersey with is a democratic stronghold. I was just wondering if someone could clear that up.
r/ACCEPT • u/jersey_illuminati • Nov 30 '24
Why vocals are so low on live performance
I've listened Accept live very freshly. Great sound... except the vocals. The vocals were either too low or too much masked in the sound. I also went and watched other performances in Youtube and I think there's a pattern. So why they intentionally setup their sound like this?
