The band Wildes Tier's adventure began back in 2005, but an important part of their history together dates to 2003. That year, four of its current members formed a Pantera tribute band, which offered them extensive touring experience and, above all, laid the foundation for a rhythm section with very tight sound.
The discovery of Rammstein's music was the spark that ignited their fire, leading the band's members to orient themselves towards the six-piece German formation that, even today, is considered one of the most innovative bands on the scene.

After months of practicing and nights spent building an incredible show, in April 2006 Wildes Tier organized a showcase at the Quingentole Theater in the greater Mantova area. Attended by many big names, they quickly began to receive numerous concert requests.
At this point, the group began working with the band Born to be Wild, opening the door for them to play at festivals and motorcycle rallies. Word about Wildes Tier began to spread and club owners throughout Italy were interested in the band in no time.

The musicians who have birthed Wildes Teir are:
Matteo Bacchi (drums), artist since a very young age, who previously leant his drum skills to a punk/core band named "Sloop"
Alex Torty (guitar), his brother Maxx (guitar) and Erik Biacchi (vocals), who began their "careers" with the band Main Trouble, playing around the Reggio and Mantova areas for a couple of years.
At this point, both a bass player and a keyboard player/programmer were needed.
To fill the first role, Alessandro "Ronco" Ronchini, a musician with extensive experience, was contacted. "Ronco" played for many years with Raw Power, a historic hardcore band from Emilia Romagna, who toured throughout the USA and Europe, both headlining and as a support band for many others including Anthrax.

The band's latest addition on keyboards/synth/sequencer is Gió Guerreschi, possessing an array of musical and theatrical experience, with ten years of piano studies under his belt. He has been registered with the Parma conservatory for the past three years as a composer.
In May 2008, Ingrid Prossliner joined the band. She hails from Termeno in Italy's Alto Adige region but her mother-tongue is German. Although young in age, Ingrid boasts of ten years experience on stage as both a singer and blues guitarist. She plays the role of Engel in Wildes Tier and is the dancer in "Moskau" and "Te Quiero Puta".
Sean Herrmann, keyboard player, should also be mentioned here, as he contributed to the Wildes Tier project for many years.
An important part of Wildes Tier is the musicians and technicians who work behind the scenes, but who are nonetheless of absolute importance in contributing to the audio and visual impact that the band delivers.
These include Gianluca Tagliavini, session man and exceptional Hammond player,  who recorded for them in the studio. Gianluca is part of the Emerson, Lake and Palmer Tribute. He has collaborated with such greats as Ian Paice, Glenn Hughes and Keith Emerson and is currently the keyboard player for PFM.
Davide "DD" DiMarcantonio and Alberto "Bengi" Benati, both great programmers and musicians, also played and perfected some of the sequences that are featured in Wildes Tier's live performances.

The Wildes Tier project should be looked at as a small itinerant production. It's a real, live theatrical performance that comes to life and is continually renewed thanks also to Vittorio Magro, who takes care of the audio and Oliver Hermann on lights.