The text "folkshilfe + AUT of ORDA" does not appear to be in standard German and seems to contain specific terms or abbreviations that may not have a direct translation. "Folkshilfe" could refer to "people's aid" or "folk assistance," while "AUT" might stand for "Austria" (in the context of country codes), and "ORDA" could be an acronym or specific term that needs clarification. If you could provide more context or clarify the terms, I would be happy to assist you further!

Daniel Fellner and Paul Pizzera storm the stage with their 7-member band like a monster truck with monster tracks. Whether it's Nova Rock, Woodstock of Brass Music, or Krone Fest, there's a reason why they set new standards as headliners in their first year of live performances. Be loud and demanding: AUT of ORDA.

The most terrifying boy band in the country proves with a blend of carelessness, diversity, and imagination that dialect music simply rocks hard in and despite every genre. Their songs are as diverse in form and function as the smoking area in front of the University of Applied Arts, making their music a blessing for the young and old alike with attitude.

folkshilfe does what they've been known for over 10 years: pop music that doesn't fit into any box. Their unique mix of "Quetschn," synthesizers, and dialect reaches people of all ages and life stages.

Since their last Amadeus nomination for the successful album "Vire" (with hits like "Schena Mensch," "Hau di her," and "Najo eh"), it has been clear: folkshilfe is riding an unstoppable wave of success. They not only captivate the radio landscape but also fill venues with their sold-out concerts throughout the German-speaking world.