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AUSTROPOP Finally, real Austropop again – this is often heard when talking about the duo Edmund from the Wienerwald. Roman Messner and Markus Kadensky write beautiful two-part dialect songs straight from the heart, combining the best of old Austropop with contemporary songwriting, hitting the mark with a good dose of rock. An Edmund concert is a special experience. Fans sing along with the band confidently, creating a wonderful sense of community. The songs by Edmund revolve around failure, getting back up, and relationships that are not always as simple as one would wish. Edmund speaks their mind and often expresses things very directly and with precise language. This is likely what their fans love about them; they speak to their souls. And let's be honest, anyone who chooses the name "Mundl" Sackbauer as a band name is hard not to like. "Freindschoft" (2018) charted at #4 on the album charts, "Leiwand" (2020) at #2, and "Fein" (2022) at #1. Their current album "Legende" also charted at #1 on the album charts. Since then, the Edmund albums have spent over 300 weeks in the Austrian album charts. Many albums and singles have achieved gold status, some even double platinum status. The songs by Edmund have been streamed 90 million times on Spotify. 35 million views on their music videos on YouTube is quite impressive for a dialect band that primarily has fans in Austria and Bavaria. For their album "Leiwand," Edmund was nominated three times for the Amadeus Austrian Music Award. In the categories of "Album of the Year" for the album "Leiwand," "Song of the Year" for the single "Leiwand," and in the Pop-Rock category. They won the "Album of the Year" category! A truly wonderful recognition after several years of hard work by musicians Markus Kadensky and Roman Messner, who have notably built a steadily growing fanbase. Their honest Austropop songs hit right in the heart and often resonate deeply. Fans love the songs because they get straight to the point without much beating around the bush and speak to people's souls. The band continues on their path, delivering Austropop with the necessary touch of freshness. Pre-sale: local-buehne.at/tickets