The translation of "Da Blechhauf'n" is "The Metal Pile."

"Da Blechhauf’n" plays brass music with a touch of irony, dance, artistry, and magic. A performance for the eyes and ears. "Da Blechhauf’n" - Austrian for "The Pile of Brass," abbreviated as "BH," is a brass band from Austria. The group came together through shared music-making in the music association and during leisure time in the medium Burgenland town of Neckenmarkt. The first official concert took place in 2000, and since its founding, they have performed around 1,000 concerts throughout the German-speaking world, including Holland and Italy. Three of the musicians come from Burgenland, three from Styria, and one from Carinthia. Since the founding of the Woodstock of brass music in 2011, they have been heard annually at the brass music festival. From 2013 to 2019, there was an expanded live lineup called "da Blechhauf’n XXL," featuring electric guitar and drums. Additionally, they collaborated with Swiss singer and performer Erika Stucky in the formation "Wally & die 7 Geier." Since 2019, they have released a joint CD and stage program titled "Home" with the exceptional German trumpeter Christoph Moschberger. "Da Blechhauf’n" can now be heard on a total of 9 self-produced recordings and has appeared on various music shows such as "Mei liabste Weis," "Klingendes Österreich," "Die Wirtshausmusikanten," and "Servus-TV Musikantenstammtisch." In addition to virtuosic instrumental pieces, "da Blechhauf’n" also performs works with singing and slapstick elements. Therefore, an evening of concerts feels not only like a concert but also like a musical cabaret.