Reeperbahn is a Swedish rock band named after the famous street in Hamburg, Germany, known for its nightlife and music scene. Emerging from the post-punk wave of the late 1970s and early 1980s, Reeperbahn quickly established themselves on the Scandinavian music scene with their sharp-edged rock sound and distinctive approach to songwriting and performance. The band's lineup over the years has featured musicians such as Dan Sundquist, Olle Ljungström, Eddie Sjöberg, Peter Korhonen, and Stefan Björk, each contributing to the band's notable reputation in Sweden's music history.

Their most recent releases include reissued bonus versions of their classic albums: "Intriger," "Peepshow," "Venuspassagen," and their self-titled "Reeperbahn." These re-releases have preserved the legacy of Reeperbahn's music, allowing both new listeners and old fans to revisit the band's innovative contributions to the rock genre. With a blend of raw energy, lyrical prowess, and a touch of the avant-garde, Reeperbahn's work has continued to resonate, cementing their status as an influential force in the evolution of Swedish rock music.