"Oimara - Don't get upset on the tour."

The Stenz from the mountain has long arrived in the valleys and is celebrated by festival-goers and gourmets alike as "Zebro" or "Dialectumami." As a modern Gstanzler, Bavarian rock star, improviser, and songwriter, he fits into every genre with ease.

He spent his childhood "virtuos" at the local Hafner-Alm and was practically forced into live sessions due to his musical talent. He completed his apprenticeship as the "favorite fool" from Tegernsee – after sufficient schnitzel-hitting experience and a shortened boarding school trip – at the age of 16 as a cook in Mallorca. Thanks to his creatively disobedient nature, he became a sought-after all-rounder in the international music scene with his "Bierle in da Sun."

Relaxed guitar sounds in the style of John Mayer and driving stompbox beats meet almost Valentine's wordplay and a mischievousness that evokes a youthful and extremely cool version of Fredl Fesl. Carried by the vibes of the audience, Hafner Beni (as it says in his passport) lets himself be guided by his seventh sense and sings about everything that life and the state of the world present to him.

"Zebra crossing horse" meets "bus party" and "cocktail umbrella in the ass" is followed by "loose connection." "I'm sorry, Mama," but there are no request concerts… so "let's not go on the tour."