Weiherer - "Please come, I need money."

Whether the Weiherer has actually managed to avoid the great success as a songwriter and storyteller, along with the associated sordid money, for nearly a quarter of a century more by accident, or whether he has completely squandered his well-deserved Marie out of sheer whimsy, there is not even any secure information available to the tax office. What is certain, however, is that he needs a Diridari – and it seems urgent. And this is exactly where you, dear readers, as a potential audience, come into play. True to the good old motto: Buy a ticket before someone else does! And since he will likely struggle to survive by writing such brutally honest promotional messages in the future, the Niederbayer prefers to focus on his core competency and presents in his new program, once again in the best tradition of folk singers, a spontaneous mix of sharp songs and biting humor with his guitar and loose tongue. The likable chatterbox, with a knack for absurdity and whimsy, stands for straightforward entertainment with plenty of depth. Sharp-tongued social criticism instead of shallow cabaret, hilariously funny everyday observations instead of watered-down punchlines. The Weiherer is a master at Derblecken – sometimes politically incorrect, often ruthlessly funny, but always courageous.