Again and again the sun rises

ATTENTION, EVENT NOT IN THE MUSEUM, BUT

in the Albeck Castle

Hits, rarities and classics by Udo Jürgens have already been performed twice with Gert Prix to the great delight of the audience at Albeck Castle. This time Gert comes with a full line-up: with that UDO TRIBUTE BAND, which was founded by Gert and personally authorized by Udo Jürgens in 2011 to bring his life's work to the stages of this world!

GERT PRIX | Udo

HERBERT BRANDSTÄTTER | guitar, vocals
MANFRED JAMMER | keys
MANFRED KANDUTH | bass
IVO SAMITZ | drums
CHRISTIAN PAULITSCH | trombone
HANS SPREITZHOFER | percussion, trumpet, violin, keys
GÜNTER WURZER | horn, trumpet, keys

Hits, rarities and classics of the great Udo Jürgens

UDO JÜRGENS was an Austrian composer and singer of popular music whose career spanned over fifty years. He won the Eurovision Song Contest 1966 for Austria, composed close to 1,000 songs, and sold over 100 million records.

The UDO Tribute Band, personally authorized by Udo Jürgens during his lifetime, had terrific success on its German tour last year and is now back in the home of the great entertainer.

Attention, not in the museum, but

in Pörtschach at Monte Carlo-Platz

Admission free!

GERT PRIX | Udo

HERBERT BRANDSTÄTTER | guitar, vocals
MANFRED JAMMER | keys
MANFRED KANDUTH | bass
CHRISTIAN PAULITSCH | trombone
IVO SAMITZ | drums
HANS SPREITZHOFER | percussion, trumpet, violin, keys
GÜNTER WURZER | horn, trumpet, keys

Hits, rarities and classics of the great Udo Jürgens

UDO JÜRGENS was an Austrian composer and singer of popular music whose career spanned over fifty years. He won the Eurovision Song Contest 1966 for Austria, composed close to 1,000 songs, and sold over 100 million records.

Attention, not in the museum, but

in Faak am See at Camping Arneitz

Best Of Beach Boys

Attention, not in the museum, but

in Pörtschach at the Monte Carlo Square

Admission free!

HARRY HOLLER | Guitar, Vocals
ROLF HOLUB | Drums, Vocals
TOM PIBER | Bass, Vocals
GERT PRIX | Keys, Vocals

Normally, the stage of the EBOARDMUSEUM belongs to medium-sized to large formations. Or even big bands. If not whole orchestras. So if this stage is given to a soloist, it must be a true exceptional artist.

Musical globetrotter, singer, songwriter between acoustic, pop, fingerstyle, traveling bluesman, guitarist in the sense of fingerstyle or simply someone who writes good songs with a lot of soul: many attributes apply to the Austro-Australian Chris Shermer, and yet it is most purposeful to make yourself a picture of it.

Due to his unique musical talent and his unmistakable style, Chris has often been invited by international stars as a support act. He has played and worked with many international and national artists including Donavon Frankenreiter, Xavier Rudd, Jonathan Jeremiah, Wallis Bird and David Leach of Ben Harper. Chris Shermer combines elements of acoustic, reggae, rock, blues, folk and funk through versatile and emotionally driven songwriting and a distinctive fingerstyle guitar playing style.

Chris' technical musical education came first from the hard school of life as a young 16 year old street musician in Europe, America and Australia, from guitar workshops with Peter Ratzenbeck, Michael Langer and Hans Theessink, and finally from in-depth studies at the London Guitar Institute, jazz singing at the Vienna Conservatory and at the Graz University of Music.

2009 saw the release of the 5 th CD "Diamonds from Demons", the well received song Smalltowngraveyard won Chris Shermer 2nd place at the "Bite my Music " award for "Best Pop Song". With his single Pinzgaua Rastaman Chris Shermer landed a notable YouTube hit in the summer of 2013.

The Christmas session for young talents of all ages

You can sing? Dance? Tell stories? Do you love comedy? Or master a musical instrument?

Then there is another chance to perform in front of an expert audience just before Christmas:

In the session named after the museum's founder, up-and-coming artists have the chance to perform alone or together with established stars of the scene for a few minutes under the critical, albeit friendly eyes of our audience.

Instrumental music - singing - comedy - dance - or storyteller - or whatever ... :-)

A Christmas reference is gladly possible, but not mandatory!