"5/8erl in Ehr’n" translates to "5/8 in honor" in English. However, it is a colloquial expression from Austria, often referring to a specific type of beer glass or a serving of beer (5/8 of a liter), and it may not have a direct equivalent in English. The phrase is commonly used in social contexts related to drinking beer.

An institution of the Austrian music scene is celebrating its 20th anniversary. 5/8erl in Ehr’n have made perhaps the coziest and most laid-back contribution to Austropop with their WIENER SOUL. It started as an insider tip with groovy dialect songs and references to the Viennese song tradition, but soon with their first hit SIASSE TSCHICK, they moved towards FM4 and pop culture. The band’s oeuvre is diverse, just like their audience. Their song BADESCHLUSS is the comforting, melancholic closing song in the Viennese baths and made the band legendary, from Schafbergbad to Gänsehäufel. The chorus of VAPORIZER is sung with just as much confidence in Berlin as in Graz. “It’s like Stevie Wonder smoked a Sachertorte!” says Bayerischer Rundfunk. A lively evening is guaranteed, showcasing the full range of the band: from heartfelt ballads to comedic burlesques. Let’s all celebrate together, let’s cut the birthday cake, it’s wonderful that the 5/8erl exist!