Katharina Straßer & Band

“Pinch me, I think I’m dreaming,” my father thought when he saw my mother for the first time. A few years later, it was “Live Is Life,” and I saw the light of day in 1984. Back then, “Fürstenfeld” was at number 1 - even in Innsbruck. Which song did you cuddle to during ski school? For me, it was “Ruaf mi ned au” - unfortunately, I no longer have his phone number. And did you know that the original song of Austropop “Wie a Glock’n” never made it into the top 10? Join me on my very personal and humorous journey through the history of Austrian pop music from 1970 to the present day. Free after the motto: “Delivered,” at least for this one night.

Katharina Straßer: Actress and singer. Known from the ORF hit “Schnell ermittelt” and stage successes like “My Fair Lady.” She already captured the hearts of her audience with her solo evening “Alles für’n Hugo” about the tumultuous life of Cissy Kraner. (Vocals)

Geri Schuller: Driving force behind the international soul/blues/gospel singing trio The Rounder Girls, previously the musical backbone of the rock theater troupe Hallucination Company for 10 years, touring with Bluatschink, Bill Ramsey, Harri Stojka, and many others. (Piano)

Hanna Pichler: Violin lessons with Miroslav Chytka. Member of TB-The Band. (Guitar and Violin)

Erich Buchebner (alias “Ricky Gold”): Performances with STS, Opus, Wolfgang Ambros, Austria 3, and many more. A true Austropop veteran. (Bass)

Bernhard Egger: Drums, photography, and interviews. Founder of the talk series Auf dem Roten Stuhl. Drums for Austrian Blues Unit and Norbert Schneider, among others. (Drums)