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After two completely sold-out tours in 2024, Linz's punk icon Anda Morts has already confirmed an extensive tour for Germany and Austria this autumn, only to follow up now with the announcement of his debut album and new dates for the coming year. There will be nine concerts in April and November 2026, and the album "ANS" will be released this year on September 19. It addresses topics such as fascists, incels, highways, and nicotine.

The way Anda catapults old punk formulas into the present with a pounding heart and an angry attitude, outlining reality with maximum urgency, is so thrillingly captivating that you immediately want more. Anda Morts is an excellent observer; with just a few thrown-off lines, he dissects subcultural and other scenes, relationships, the street, politics, and society. He masters the art of moving from the seemingly small to the grand, all while possessing a deeply felt, unpretentious tenderness and love for his characters.

Kitsch and euphemism have no place in this music; Anda Morts has an extraordinarily well-functioning bullshit detector. Or as the Berliners who recently experienced him before Element of Crime at the Berlin Philharmonie put it, he is charming: the rascal with the unusually long punk songs.

Anda Morts is not his name on the passport; he is actually called Andreas. His cousin in the alpine region of East Tyrol called him Anda. He once saw a beer wagon known to the people of Linz with an advertisement for a café called Strom, which he saw mirrored through a shop window. Strom became Morts, and thus the artist name was born—DIY, of course.

There is also a song about his new existence as a music artist on "ANS": "I sit in the park in the morning / When I don't sleep until noon / Occasionally I feel bad / Everyone at work, I'm in bed," sings Anda in "Freitag." "I wanted to annoy my friends with the song, who of course still have to go to work," he says with a grin. "It worked; I've heard 'Wow, you asshole' more than once."

But he is working, and how. Just on his own terms. This autumn, as well as in April and November 2026, Anda Morts, this wonderfully straightforward songwriter and brilliant storyteller of fabulous everyday tales, will present his debut album "ANS" live on a major tour through Germany and Austria with his band.

Current album: "ANS" (2025), Phat Penguin Records.