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Alexander Folterbauer – Wolf Ratz – Juan Carlos Paniagua

About the band Alexander Folterbauer from Tyrol and Wolf Ratz from Vienna are two singer-songwriters dedicated to dialect chanson. With the support of Colombian accordion virtuoso Juan Carlos Paniagua, they combine…

Amelie Jade Knapp

Exceptional young musician on the concert harp – soloist and orchestral harpist specialising in Romantic works and classical harp literature.

Anneliese Lukowitsch Sign. AnneLu

About the artist Anneliese Lukowitsch, born in Mönchhof, lives and works in Mannersdorf/Lgb. She discovered her passion for painting over 40 years ago. She completed numerous seminars at home and abroad…

Chilli & the Baracudas

About the band Chilli & the Baracudas are a rock 'n' roll and rockabilly band from Vienna, who have been enriching the Austrian music scene since their formation in 2003. With their energetic…

Christian Suchy

Accordionist, singer and actor – rooted in the tradition of Viennese street and café house music, chanson, jazz and Schrammelmusik.

Christine und Camillo dell’Antonio

The singer couple Christine and Camillo dell’Antonio tell stories of life with heart and wit. Of the absurdities of everyday life, of errors and confusions, of love and annoyance. As soprano and tenor, always accompanied by masterpieces of classical music, romanticism, opera and operetta. The latter especially! In addition to their independent singing careers (including Bregenz Festival, Volksoper Wien, Oper Graz, Lehàr Festival Bad Ischl), the singing couple create their own programmes such as staged lieder recitals or opera and operetta collages.

CloudyaH

Born in the Tyrolean metropolis of Innsbrooklyn, capital of the Alps, and raised from kindergarten age in Wildermieming, a small, sleepy village, amidst cowbells, German tourists and Bergdoktor TV series shoots, I discovered music when I was barely a metre tall... as a music school child, I received guitar, violin, piano and singing lessons, then studied instrumental music pedagogy at the Mozarteum in Innsbruck. During my studies, I formed my first band and started writing my own songs. My training was quite classical and although I like a lot about classical music, I probably never felt 100% comfortable in classical music for my own musical expression. Pop music was still a bit exotic at university back then, so it took me a while to figure out what I actually wanted. After a songwriting workshop in Vienna, however, it was clear – this is what I want to do. So in 2011, I moved out into the big wide world, from Tyrol to England, to study at the British Academy of New Music and the University of Westminster (Degree 'popular musician' and BA 'commercial music'). The degree itself was only of limited help in retrospect, but my time in London was all the more so – I gained my first stage experience at open mic nights, met many great musicians and then played in several bands. On a slightly surprising side note: My violin only came with me to London because it fitted in my hand luggage (a new guitar in Denmark Street, London's Tin Pan Alley/music store hub, was my first investment in my songwriting career), but I actually assumed I wouldn't really need it anymore. However, with all the bands I played with in London, the violin suddenly became my most sought-after asset. After about 150 gigs in London in 4 years and first recordings while working as a waitress, I simply ran out of money, to be honest. In contrast to bands from the federal states who perhaps come to Vienna with big dreams and hopes, my decision to move to Vienna was more an act of desperation – but it turned out to be a true blessing. Already in my first month in Vienna, I met a whole network of musicians and 'likeminded people' who met monthly to support each other, share contacts, write songs and suddenly it was clear, 'making a living through music' is a real, tangible possibility. In recent years, I have been active with several bands, given concerts in Austria, Croatia, Luxembourg, Germany and the Czech Republic, played violin on albums by musician friends and gradually built up several mainstays as a musician. At the beginning of 2020, the time had come: I had gathered enough contacts and booked enough concerts to officially take the plunge into self-employment. And two months later, the first lockdown came. I probably don't need to explain what that means. Since her arrival in Vienna, Claudia Heidegger has been musically active in several ways: she is successfully building a solo career, is in demand as an accompanying musician, is a member of Shane Ó Fearghail's band “The Host” and is working intensively on several duo projects with musician friends. Her solo concerts are not loud, because you have to listen to her songs. She picks up her guitar, closes her eyes, almost touches the microphone and begins to sing, softly but intensely, accompanied by exquisite fingerpicking. Her songs lead deep into her inner self, where fears, dreams and longings meet, where the need for change fights against the illusion of security and where no excuses apply when it comes to taking responsibility.

Conrad Seidl

Renowned Viennese journalist, author, and internationally recognised "Beer Pope" – editor of the annual "Bier Guide".

D-Band

About the band The D-Band from Schwechat, the future of the Schwechat music scene. Young, dynamic and striking, the lads from D-Band live by the motto "we're stepping on the gas now"! Whether at...

Die Duetten

Music cabaret duo (Isabel Gaber & Michaela Scheider-Khom) – a sparkling crossover from Viennese songs to dialect pop and their self-invented hipster chanson.

Die Stinauer Blues Brüder feat. Bernd T.

About the band When it comes to blues music in Austria, the Stinauer Blues Brüder are an indispensable name. Brothers Roland and Markus Stinauer from Bruck an der Leitha have...

Die Zuckerbäcker

Acoustic Austropop duo featuring Harald Passler – unplugged, approachable, and with a generous helping of Austrian soul.

Gernot Kranner

Well-known Austrian musical star, singer, actor and storyteller – delights families with interactive sing-along musicals.

Hans (Hannes) Koosz

Hans (Hannes) Koosz (*Bruck an der Leitha) is an Austrian painter and graphic artist. His expressive oil paintings and masterful ink and pen drawings range from satirical milieu studies and the legendary Don Quixote cycle to pointillist seascapes and powerful socio-critical works.

Hofrat Geiger

Quirky Viennese music cabaret ensemble from Bruck an der Leitha – a virtuoso farce of jazz, charm, and Viennese song appeal.

Iana – Alternative Electronic / Pop

About the band INANA (she/her) is an Austrian alternative/electronic-pop musician and producer from Vienna. She is the founder of the FLINTA* label Beatzarilla and part of a new female-fronted music scene in Vienna. Her music combines…

JÆSMINE

About the band When it comes to fresh, passionate, and original music, JÆSMINE is the band to see. The four lads from Neusiedl am See have quickly made a name for themselves in the Austrian music scene with their unique…

Jansky

About the band JANSKY is a sibling duo – Martin and Anna Rupp – from the Burgenland and Lower Austria regions. They craft their sound from an organic electro/chamber-pop blend: poetic lyrics, flute,…

Kathrina Hughes & Fabio „The Lefthander“

Two guitars, two voices and a fiddle – authentic Irish Folk, Folk-Rock and original songwriting from Galway and Vienna.

Lily and the Wildflowers

Norwegian indie-folk singer-songwriter in Vienna – handmade songs with guitar, ukulele, foot percussion, and a rich Irish-Nordic sound palette.

MAIIJA

The solo project of Viennese musician and songwriter Marilies Jagsch – poetic indie-pop blending organic sounds and electronic elements.

Martin Collide

Austrian singer-songwriter blending warm folk, narrative country, and acoustic pop – carried by a distinctive, touching voice.

Nachtgold

Producer and DJ Nachtgold is shaking up the international club scene as one of its most exciting newcomers. With his single "Westbalkon", the Vienna-based artist delivers a driving tech-house track, tailor-made…

Pilat & Pross

Exceptional Viennese guitarists and vocal duo with a repertoire ranging from Prince, The Beatles and U2 to Billy Joel and Austropop.

Rautöne

RAUTÖNE – Dialect Rock Deluxe from Vienna References Headliner MundArt Festival at Szene Wien (Main Floor) Support Act for Popwal, Metternich, Schilling; Cil City and many more. Austrian “Rock Song of the Week” (Sommerlang) on RADIO…

s1gn.3

Vienna-based singer-songwriter (Signe), known for her emotionally honest performances, rhythmic acoustic guitar, and profound storytelling.

Schlor & Fanta

Viennese chanson and cabaret duo (Andrea Schlor & Saskia Fanta) – song artistry with wit, literary depth and a charming twinkle in the eye.

Serenade For Tomorrow

Young Viennese music project centred around singer-songwriter Marcus Schuh and violinist Chiara-Marie – moving songs with a social conscience.

Stephan EDGAR Kutscher

Viennese blues-rock virtuoso, guitarist and singer – live solo, as a duo or with Kutscher’s Blues Band and his project EDGAR.

Sunnadl

Burgenland chanson and dreamy to fiery instrumental music with violin, cello, piano and three-part vocals.

Susanne Hell

Versatile singer and stage artist performing French chanson, Bossa Nova, tango, jazz standards, and Viennese café house music.

Unerhört

About the band With relatable lyrics, captivating melodies and plenty of energy, Unerhört has become a firm fixture in the local Austropop scene. Founded in 2020 in Hainburg an der Donau…

Vea Kaiser

Austrian bestselling author and columnist, known for her linguistically brilliant, humorous, and warm-hearted social and family novels.