"Bad Ida, Petsch Moser" translates to "Bad Ida, Petsch Moser" in English, as it appears to be a proper noun, likely referring to a specific place or title. If you have more context or additional text, please provide it for a more detailed translation.

Bad Ida:
Bad Ida is a band based in Vienna that has been captivating audiences since the release of their debut single "You Gotta Change" in 2021 with their unique mix of soul, RnB, pop, rock, and blues. Their music, also described as garage soul, is characterized by raw energy, emotional depth, and a distinctive sound that sets them apart from other acts in the contemporary music scene. The creative minds and songwriters of the band are singer Ines Dallaji, guitarist, bassist, and producer Alexander Lausch, as well as multi-instrumentalist Marc Bruckner. Since 2022, Bad Ida has been regularly performing live in Austria and Germany, bringing their dynamic shows to various cities and festivals. At their concerts, Bad Ida presents an energetic mix of songs from their debut album "Hope Less" (2023) as well as their new album "Ending Things" (2025), impressing with strong stage presence and powerful musical performance.

Petsch Moser:
Since the late 1990s, the band Petsch Moser has been known for catchy guitar riffs, poetic German lyrics, and a distinctive sound that balances melancholy and euphoria. The group Petsch Moser was founded in 1995 in Lower Austria and soon moved to Vienna, where the emerging indie rock scene provided ideal conditions. Over the decades, the band has built a loyal fan base and secured a solid place in the Austrian indie rock cosmos through energetic live performances and their authentic attitude. This year, they are celebrating their 31st anniversary on stage and are returning after more than two decades to rock with you.