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Sparkassenplatz 1, 3910 Zwettl-Niederösterreich
Sodl is not only the winner of the Amadeus Music Awards 2025 from FM4 but also a musical force of nature. Cheeky, raw, and full of emotion. Songs like "I Am A Woman" and "Mary, The Anarchist" oscillate between folk and crashing indie rock, uniting alternative rock in the process.
Anyone who thinks of Sodl's fairy-like aesthetic as a dreamy folk act will be taken by surprise, especially with English-language hits like "I Am A Woman" and "Mary, The Anarchist." This year's winner of the Austrian Amadeus Music Award in the FM4 category does not shy away from harsh contrasts; she celebrates them with heavy distortion and flowers in her Rapunzel-like hair. With "Sheepman" (2025), the 22-year-old presents her self-produced debut album—a balancing act between fairy-tale escapism and a feminist outcry. Amidst mystical beings, devotion, and female desire, she tells stories of structural oppression, the struggle for space, and visibility as a woman.
Musically, the songwriter from the Salzkammergut wraps poetic lyrics in the gritty soundscapes of the 90s. Acoustic instruments and the characteristic button accordion meet a thumping wall of electric guitars and a drum set that both hammers and embraces.
Accompanied by her band—Matthias Pfaffl on drums, Paulina Scholz on violin, and Leo Weidinger on bass—Sodl performs at renowned events such as the opening of the Vienna Festival Weeks, the Popfest, and as a support act for Bilderbuch. She has also made her mark internationally, performing at the Sound of Europe Festival in Turkey, the Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, and with Cari Cari across Switzerland. In 2026, she will perform at Eurosonic Noorderslag in the Netherlands and embark on a tour through Austria and Germany.
You only need to attend one of her concerts to be swept away by her explosive primal force.
More information/details at: https://www.syrnau.at/programm/sodl/
Anyone who thinks of Sodl's fairy-like aesthetic as a dreamy folk act will be taken by surprise, especially with English-language hits like "I Am A Woman" and "Mary, The Anarchist." This year's winner of the Austrian Amadeus Music Award in the FM4 category does not shy away from harsh contrasts; she celebrates them with heavy distortion and flowers in her Rapunzel-like hair. With "Sheepman" (2025), the 22-year-old presents her self-produced debut album—a balancing act between fairy-tale escapism and a feminist outcry. Amidst mystical beings, devotion, and female desire, she tells stories of structural oppression, the struggle for space, and visibility as a woman.
Musically, the songwriter from the Salzkammergut wraps poetic lyrics in the gritty soundscapes of the 90s. Acoustic instruments and the characteristic button accordion meet a thumping wall of electric guitars and a drum set that both hammers and embraces.
Accompanied by her band—Matthias Pfaffl on drums, Paulina Scholz on violin, and Leo Weidinger on bass—Sodl performs at renowned events such as the opening of the Vienna Festival Weeks, the Popfest, and as a support act for Bilderbuch. She has also made her mark internationally, performing at the Sound of Europe Festival in Turkey, the Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, and with Cari Cari across Switzerland. In 2026, she will perform at Eurosonic Noorderslag in the Netherlands and embark on a tour through Austria and Germany.
You only need to attend one of her concerts to be swept away by her explosive primal force.
More information/details at: https://www.syrnau.at/programm/sodl/
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