Culture at the "Gässlesrap Kollektiv" Castle Ruins

# Gässlesrap Collective Since 2017, the Gässlesrap Collective has been making waves with creaky jazz samples and driving drum loops, managing to distill the Swabian way of life into four beats. At a time when there were few good examples of the Swabian dialect in pop culture, the collective saw it as their mission to grab attention in the scene with wordplay and fast, varied flows. Goissa Charlie, Fuadi, and dr‘ Baba demonstrated their skills alongside producer Maxcarpone not only on various studio releases like the “Stammtischgschwätz” EP or “Eckbank Flavour,” but left a lasting impression above all through their live concerts. Whether at one of the numerous open-air festivals (Eine Liebe, Allgäus Finest, Ract!, etc.), heated club shows at legendary venues (Dachsbau Innsbruck, Stuttgart Schräglage, etc.), or their own events like the Wax Cats Jailhouse Jam. The collective knows how to play to their strengths on stage and, through a symbiosis of energetic rap and polished DJ sets, manages to captivate and win over any audience. # Powerage (Tribute To AC/DC) Powerage is currently regarded as the most authentic AC/DC tribute band. The band focuses on AC/DC’s 1970s era, when the band was still shaking the halls of rock. Crystal-clear, powerful sound and the unmistakable voice of Bon Scott. The band is in no way inferior to their Australian idols when it comes to the authenticity of their music, the energy of an Angus Young (aka Andy Köhler), and, in short, the charm of a classic AC/DC concert. Bon Scott is still alive! With a voice nearly identical to the original, Otto Hehl performs the smash hits “Whole Lotta Rosie” and “Highway To Hell,” but Johnson classics like “Hells Bells” and “Thunderstruck” are always part of the set. If you love AC/DC, you’ll love Powerage! These guys sound like AC/DC, put on an incredible show, and rock every venue! AC/DC played brilliantly—that’s Powerage.