"5/8erl in Ehrn" translates to "5/8 in honor" in English. However, this phrase is often used in a specific context in Austrian German, referring to a measure of wine, typically a 5/8 liter of wine served in a traditional glass. The term "Ehrn" can also imply a sense of respect or honor in a more colloquial context.

Between mockery, soul, and nostalgia: 5/8erl in Ehr’n celebrate 20 years of unmistakable Viennese sound culture – charming, grooving, and full of life. For two decades, 5/8erl in Ehr’n have been shaping the local music scene with their distinctive "Viennese Soul." What started as an insider tip with groovy dialect songs and hints of traditional Viennese music has long become part of Austrian pop culture: hits like "Siasse Tschick," "Badeschluss," and "Vaporizer" are now classics. Max Gaier, Robert Slivovsky, Miki Liebermann, Hanibal Scheutz, and Clemens Wenger create music that hovers somewhere between soul, jazz, Viennese songs, and pop – "like if Stevie Wonder had smoked a Sachertorte," wrote Bayerischer Rundfunk once. Cheers to 5/8erl in Ehr’n – the city stage looks forward to a lively anniversary concert!
5/8erl in Ehr’n
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Start: 8:00 PM