Fäaschtbänkler

In the organizer's words:

Their name has long stood for folk-pop music 4.0, for fast-paced, unique genre mash-ups - and above all for packed, exploding dance floors.
The Fäaschtbänkler are sworn pop innovators and great hitmakers with an unusual arsenal of instruments, down-to-earth mass entertainers and genuine dance rage visionaries.

Celebrated for years not only live for their unmistakable "blowpop", in which brass and house music, pop and rock and electronics merge into an ultra-explosive amalgam, they are above all going their own way:

Hits such as "Can you english please", "Partyplanet" and "Humpa Humpa" have recently earned them their first platinum and gold awards in addition to view and stream figures in the triple-digit millions.

From the border triangle, Andreas Frei, Roman Wüthrich, Marco Graber, Michael Hutter and Roman Pizio have conquered the album charts in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with their last five albums.

The Fäaschtbänkler's live history speaks for itself: Nova Rock in Austria, Open Air Gampel in Switzerland, the Taubertal Festival in Germany, headlining the Woodstock of brass music, Burning Brass and the BrassWiesn, Brass Palmas in Croatia and much more. These are all events and concerts where the punk goes off in all directions and the music plays in many different directions. And that is precisely the absolute strength of the Fäaschtbänkler. This boundlessness.

The diversity is also demonstrated by the acts that have already made songs with them, such as the DJ duo HBz or the rapper FiNCH. At the same time, the Fäaschtbänkler have been providing the trailer music for "Bauer sucht Frau" in Austria for several seasons.

The musical influences are diverse: whether techno, ska or pop, then again classic Oberkrainer sound or stadium rock including a large cinema choir. There are interruptions and sudden changes of style in so many songs. All wonderfully surprising. And all catchy tunes with lyrics that trigger feelings that you want to hear again and again.

That's why people go to their concerts, love their songs and can sing along to every single line of text by heart.

Organizer: Hypertension-Music e.K.