"You have enriched and made my life so incredibly positive with your songs and your words in the past weeks. ... This is absolutely insane!"
These words were written by a fan to Loi, and this is exactly what the young singer aims to achieve with her music. Touching the souls of people to provide them with strength and confidence.

With over 1 million followers on her social networks, two songs with over 100 million streams, and now three top 3 singles in German airplay ("Gold", "News", and "Am I Enough"), Loi – from Mannheim – has already achieved a lot in her young career. With her cover of "Blinding Lights", she sold GOLD in Brazil, her first tour was sold out, and the number of viral cover interpretations on TikTok and Co can no longer be counted on just one hand. Loi's voice resonates with music lovers worldwide, and new fans are constantly joining. In 2023, Loi's fan base had the opportunity to see her live on her first solo tour. An experience that was later described by one of the journalists present for flyctory as follows: "From the beginning, her warm and powerful voice reached every corner of the sold-out hall. When she presented her two biggest songs so far, 'Gold' and her version of 'Blinding Lights', there was hardly a person in Club Volta who was not touched by the vibes of her songs."

After "Gold" already made the hips of her fans from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Poland, Brazil, and most recently Korea dance, Loi once again manages in 2024 with her new single "The Way I Want It" to give the world a new feel-good anthem with captivating beats. The song encourages enjoying life to the fullest and letting go of all inhibitions.
With so much positive energy, the summer and the young artist's second solo tour at the beginning of 2025 can come.

A one-woman piece by and with Karin Maria Bauer
"I don't know how. I just don't know how. I would like to know what it feels like to be free. What it feels like to be me at all. Not what others expect of me. (...)"
Karin Maria Bauer, singer and actress, embarks on a journey in her self-designed one-woman piece to find her own inner diva and how this inspires us to be everything we wish for. The diva grants us strength and inspiration to try everything, to live fully, to be all.
Karin Maria Bauer slips into the role of a diva who is searching for herself and simultaneously reminds us of the great singers of our times.
Musically, she embodies Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin, Björk, and many others in the piece. A tribute to strong, highly talented, outstanding divas who persistently pursue their path. Full of ups and downs, always with dedication and passion. A journey to one's own desires, demands, boundaries, and obstacles.
At a high musical level, the diva confronts all the abysses and deviations of life.
An adventure to the self.
At the piano: Philipp Jagschitz

My name is Luzi. Actually, Lucifer. That's not my real name, but my real name doesn't matter here at all. People only know me by the name Lucifer because I've thrown parties. Real parties. Awesome parties. Dirty parties. Really big, awesome, dirty parties, and I was a real force in the event organizing scene. I like the name Lucifer. The angel of light. The fallen angel. The angel who became the devil and stood up to the world. I did that. I stood up to everyone. Some people can't stand me for that reason, but I've outdone them all. I've left them behind. That's just how I am. I'm Lucifer, but if you want, you can also call me Luzi.



At 16, I already had loads of followers on Snapchat, whom I took everywhere with me. They were always there, no matter what I was doing. It was a real army, and when I called them, they came. At the private parties I was invited to (or not), I was always the wildest. I was the crazy one. I was the one where everyone was unsure whether to throw him out because he might set the house on fire or if they should better keep him in because he brings the party to life. I loved parties and was really addicted to them. I was at house parties, kitchen parties, basement parties, and eventually in clubs. Parties were my life, and eventually, word spread that my crew and I were the guarantee for an awesome party. Eventually, we no longer had to sneak into the parties but were actually invited. Event organizers approached us to see if we wanted to come by, and we got free entry, free drinks, and eventually, even real fees. I organized my first party, which was brutally successful, and from there, it took off. I became an organizer myself, and more and more people came each time. A good party organizer has to be there for his guests. Chatting here, a drink there. A selfie for Snapchat here, an Insta shoutout there. People came because of me, and I was there for them. They loved me, and I loved them, and so the party thing got bigger and bigger, and eventually, I was known throughout the whole republic. Hannover, Bremen, Frankfurt am Main, Mainz, Cologne, you name it.



My crew and I tore everything down. We set standards and established trends. Have you ever seen videos where teenagers slide down the underground station stairs on those red-and-white striped plastic construction barrier poles? We invented that, or drinking from the hollow hand. You cover your glass with your hand and tip it over. Then you open a small gap, the liquid shoots down, and you have to try to drink the whole glass in one go – shotgun, we established that too. Don’t believe it? Check out Snapchat!



To be honest, Corona threw a bit of a wrench into my plans. But I wouldn't be Luzi if I didn't cope with that too. After all, I learned early on to be flexible. When I was 14, my parents decided to move to the countryside. I grew up in Berlin Steglitz, and suddenly I was in Brandenburg on a field. I survived that by sneaking back to Berlin every weekend and not returning until Monday morning. But I got through it and made the best of it, just like now.



Corona comes. The parties are dead. Then I just make music. I can play the guitar and sing, and I know how songs work. I have a thousand little stories from nightlife, and I know what people want to hear. No one needs to tell me what works and what doesn't. I know that very well, but the cool thing about my stories is – they're all true.



I've seen things in this nightlife that you couldn't imagine, and I've experienced dramas that only nightlife writes. I have stories you wouldn't want to know and others you won't believe me or, as Homer once said when he visited the Mysteries of Eleusis: “I have seen the most terrible and the most glorious, heaven and hell”… or something like that. In a word. The music I'm working on right now will be a blast, and you can all feel like you're 16 again, like you're at your first garden party and drinking like crazy.



That's my music. That's who I am. That's life.



Definitely get ready. See you then.

"Heute oder Gestern Tour 2025” presented by Radio Energy

There are rappers, and then there is Badchieff. In just five years, the mid-twenty-year-old has transformed from a hyped newcomer to a constant figure in the music game and perhaps the most versatile act of his generation. Smart and charismatic, with a delivery that allows him to switch from New-School attitude to R&B crooner. Badchieff regularly shakes out new styles from trap to EDM to punk-pop or house.

No matter whether he tears it up on his sold-out solo tours, takes entire arenas apart alongside Cro, shares the booth with Majan or Chapo102, drops Y2K throwback anthems with Tokio Hotel or New-Gen collabs with Maikel or Yung Saint Paul: Badchieff remains unpredictable, but always authentic. Completely himself - and yet all over the place.

With his releases, Badchieff has not only proven his musical diversity but has also established himself as a true live performer. Every solo tour is sold out again, extended with plenty of additional shows. Those who have experienced Badchieff on festival stages know why. From there, he goes straight back into the studio, where Badchieff is working hard on his new album.

At the end of 2024, Badchieff will kick off this new phase with the single "Nüchtern" together with Bausa, follow it up at the beginning of 2025 with "Ein Teil von mir," and bring his album to the stage in December on a big club tour through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Badchieff will not only be on stage but is also involved in terms of setlist and stage design like never before. "I am constantly working on developing my shows further and taking it to the next level. I really enjoy all of this, and I will elevate everything for the tour to a completely new level."

When exactly will the masterpiece be released? "Soon," says Badchieff with a grin on his face and announces "big news" for the coming weeks... The "big news" on our end: Badchieff will also be live in Vienna in December!

FAB FOX: Audience Rush for Austria's Largest Magic Show!

Magic is back! It was the surprise success of the year. The only 24-year-old magician FAB FOX caused sold-out venues across Austria with his first show FABULOUS. For his new state tour, the Lower Austrian has even bigger plans: With five tractor-trailers, a 30-member crew, and new acts, he is planning Austria's largest magic show for the whole family. FABULOUS is packed with illusions never before seen in this country, such as a time machine, the teleportation of audience members live on stage, walking through walls, and a hair-raising escape stunt.

On stage, he performs illusions, but his numbers are real. More than 10,000 visitors attended the debut of Fabian Blochberger, aka FAB FOX, in spring 2023 throughout Austria. The 24-year-old Lower Austrian set two records. FABULOUS was not only the largest magic show in the country, but Fab Fox is also the youngest artist to sell out the legendary Gasometer.

Audience Members "Beamed" onto the Stage

For his new tour, FAB FOX has even bigger plans: With five large trucks and a 30-member crew, he is planning the perfect family show for everyone aged 5 to 99. The tour starts on January 19 at the Arena-Nova in Wiener Neustadt. “The audience can look forward to never-before-seen illusions that will surely amaze them. In one particularly impressive illusion, audiences will be teleported onto the stage in seconds. Also unique is a stunt inspired by David Copperfield. “David seemingly walked through the Great Wall of China in 1986. However, this illusion has never been shown live on tour by Copperfield. I was inspired by that and will walk through a steel plate live on stage, surrounded by audience members.”

A magical highlight is a life-threatening fire stunt that provides thrills and would likely have pushed the legendary Harry Houdini to his limits. FAB FOX frees himself from a burning box in just 60 seconds. The trick is so risky that the fire department and a pyrotechnician must always be present. Fab: “I want to move away from the cliché of the magician pulling a rabbit out of a black hat. My goal is to show that magic can be young, modern, loud, and dynamic!

FAB FOX: Audience Rush for Austria's Largest Magic Show!

Magic is back! It was the surprise success of the year. The only 24-year-old magician FAB FOX caused sold-out venues across Austria with his first show FABULOUS. For his new state tour, the Lower Austrian has even bigger plans: With five tractor-trailers, a 30-member crew, and new acts, he is planning Austria's largest magic show for the whole family. FABULOUS is packed with illusions never before seen in this country, such as a time machine, the teleportation of audience members live on stage, walking through walls, and a hair-raising escape stunt.

On stage, he performs illusions, but his numbers are real. More than 10,000 visitors attended the debut of Fabian Blochberger, aka FAB FOX, in spring 2023 throughout Austria. The 24-year-old Lower Austrian set two records. FABULOUS was not only the largest magic show in the country, but Fab Fox is also the youngest artist to sell out the legendary Gasometer.

Audience Members "Beamed" onto the Stage

For his new tour, FAB FOX has even bigger plans: With five large trucks and a 30-member crew, he is planning the perfect family show for everyone aged 5 to 99. The tour starts on January 19 at the Arena-Nova in Wiener Neustadt. “The audience can look forward to never-before-seen illusions that will surely amaze them. In one particularly impressive illusion, audiences will be teleported onto the stage in seconds. Also unique is a stunt inspired by David Copperfield. “David seemingly walked through the Great Wall of China in 1986. However, this illusion has never been shown live on tour by Copperfield. I was inspired by that and will walk through a steel plate live on stage, surrounded by audience members.”

A magical highlight is a life-threatening fire stunt that provides thrills and would likely have pushed the legendary Harry Houdini to his limits. FAB FOX frees himself from a burning box in just 60 seconds. The trick is so risky that the fire department and a pyrotechnician must always be present. Fab: “I want to move away from the cliché of the magician pulling a rabbit out of a black hat. My goal is to show that magic can be young, modern, loud, and dynamic!

Over 40 years of St. Pauli Blues! As part of the "Vienna Blues Springs," the Hamburg Blues Band presents Hamburg rock shouter Gert Lange, Reggie Worthy (Ike & Tina Turner, Eric Burdon), drummer Eddie Filipp (Sweet, Inga Rumpf, Clem Clempson Band), and the 32-year-old exceptional guitarist Krissy Matthews "This guy is the real deal" (Beth Hart), performing songs from over 4 decades of HBB & the British guitar shooting stars. Special guest of the St. Pauli Bluesrockers: Vanja Sky, Croatia's answer to Sheryl Crow & Nora Jones! A musical fireworks display with friends, companions, real characters & originals.

LUCK

Luck
Having luck!
One exclaims to a person who has just escaped a dangerous, even life-threatening situation!
"You were lucky!”
Is their luck used up then? Because they've "already had" it?
Must this person then search for their "luck" elsewhere? A new luck?
In games of luck? In love? In sports? In art? On the internet?

"Grab the luck!" was the name of a radio quiz with Maxi Böhm in the 1950s, where, if you were "lucky", you could win a Tlapa suit or a large pack of Persil.

Big luck = suit, Small luck = laundry detergent
What is the difference between "massel" and luck?
You can mess things up, but can you also "luck" something?
What is the opposite of luck? Bad luck? Misfortune??
Questions upon questions about luck.

All these questions, and many more, are asked by Lukas Resetarits in his 30th program "LUCK".

A satire by Lukas Resetarits and Kathrin Resetarits

Good luck! Good fortune!

A journey into happiness....

LUCK

Luck
Having luck!
One exclaims to a person who has just escaped a dangerous, even life-threatening situation!
"You were lucky!”
Is their luck used up then? Because they've "already had" it?
Must this person then search for their "luck" elsewhere? A new luck?
In games of luck? In love? In sports? In art? On the internet?

"Grab the luck!" was the name of a radio quiz with Maxi Böhm in the 1950s, where, if you were "lucky", you could win a Tlapa suit or a large pack of Persil.

Big luck = suit, Small luck = laundry detergent
What is the difference between "massel" and luck?
You can mess things up, but can you also "luck" something?
What is the opposite of luck? Bad luck? Misfortune??
Questions upon questions about luck.

All these questions, and many more, are asked by Lukas Resetarits in his 30th program "LUCK".

A satire by Lukas Resetarits and Kathrin Resetarits

Good luck! Good fortune!

A journey into happiness....

Ab 29. März sind auf Schloss Katzenberg wieder die Saurier los! Bereits in der vierten Saison hat das DINOLAND seinen festen Standort im Schlosspark und ist in den letzten Jahren mit mehreren hunderttausend Gästen ein absoluter Besuchermagnet und eine feste Größe im Freizeitangebot des Innviertels geworden! Die fast 100 ausgestellten Saurier-Stars sind seit der ersten Stunde die Besucherlieblinge, aber auch das Abenteuer-Angebot des großen Familienparks kann sich sehen lassen: Kletter-, Balance- und Krabbel-Parcours, ein Labyrinth, Dinodrom und Dino-Rides, ein Forschercamp und vieles mehr machen aus dem lehrreichen Pfad durch den Schlosspark zudem ein wahres Action-Erlebnis! Neue Dinosaurier bringen erneut frischen Wind in die kommende Saison, und ab Mai gibt es eine zusätzliche Überraschungs-Attraktion! Im Sommer wird das DINOLAND außerdem seit letztem Jahr mit einer XXL-Rutsche zum Badeparadies!

Im DINOLAND können die Besucher in einem wunderschönen Wald- und Wiesenareal mit 40.000 Quadratmetern Fläche in die geheimnisvolle Vergangenheit unseres Planeten eintauchen! Sie begeben sich auf ihrer Entdeckungstour durch das weitläufige Forschungsgelände auf eine erlebnisreiche Reise in ein längst vergangenes Erdzeitalter vor über 200 Millionen Jahren mit realistischen Dinosauriern, Skeletten und Fossilien. Die Besucher finden sich Auge in Auge mit den beeindruckenden Kolossen wie dem Tyrannosaurus Rex oder dem Triceratops bis hin zum Stegosaurus, um nur einige der bekanntesten Echsen zu nennen. Sie alle erzählen interessante Geschichten und werden die kleinen und großen Forscher begeistern! Alle Modelle wurden unter wissenschaftlicher Anleitung originalgetreu gefertigt. Einige davon können sich dank aufwändiger Animatronik sogar täuschend echt bewegen und Geräusche von sich geben.

Interaktiv und pädagogisch wertvoll
Mit dem DINOLAND wurde ein einzigartiges Urzeit-Klassenzimmer geschaffen, in dem interaktive Kinderbereiche zum Entdecken, Anfassen und Ausprobieren einladen. Statt im verstaubten Museum können Kinder und ihre Eltern im wunderschönen Ambiente von Schloss Katzenberg Spannendes über die Urzeit-Kolosse und ihre Zeit erforschen. Neben den beeindruckenden Exponaten bietet der Erlebnis-Park ein vielfältiges und außergewöhnliches Mitmach-Programm für jedes Alter. Im Dinodrom können die kleinen Besucher in Dino-Scootern ihre Runden drehen, beim Dino-Reiten auf lebensgroßen Sauriern sitzen und bei der Dino-Rallye einen personalisierten Forscherpass gewinnen. Spannend und lehrreich ist das Aussieben von Schätzen und das Freilegen von Fossilien im Forschercamp, in dem die Kinder zu Hobby-Archäologen werden!

Dazu gibt es eine Vielzahl an herausfordernden Kletter- und Krabbelanlagen, Riesenrutschen, ein verwunschenes Labyrinth, aufregende Balancierpfade, einen Flying Fox, mit dem man an einem Seil schwebend von Baum zu Baum "fliegen" kann, und den DINOLAND-Wasser-Spielplatz! Dieses Spieleparadies im und mit Wasser ist nicht nur ein riesiger Spaßfaktor für kleine Wasserratten, es steckt auch ein tolles pädagogisches Konzept dahinter! Trinkwasserbrunnen für Mensch und Hund sorgen für gratis Abkühlung an heißen Tagen, eine Goldwaschanlage und neues Fossilgestein für das Forschercamp machen den Ausflug spannend und aufregend.

Für den etwa einen Kilometer langen Rundweg sollten die Besucher auf jeden Fall mindestens drei Stunden Zeit einplanen! Alle Attraktionen außer den Dino-Rides und der Goldwaschanlage sind im Eintrittspreis inkludiert. Kinder unter vier Jahren haben freien Eintritt.

Heimspiele des AFC Schwaz Hammers

American Football im Tiroler Unterland

With Elvis Costello's "Juliet Letters" and George Gershwin's timeless classic "Rhapsody in Blue," you can expect a special blend of rock, classical, and musical on this evening. Masterfully performed by musical star Matthias Trattner, pianist Karl Eichinger, and the Sonare String Quintet.

Cast:

Matthias Trattner - Vocals
Karl Eichinger - Piano
Peter Gillmayr - 1st Violin
Kathrin Lenzenweger - 2nd Violin
Christoph Lenz - 1st Viola
Judith Bik - Cello
Alvin Staple - Double Bass

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Tickets purchased for the original event date on June 19, 2024, are also valid for this show!

Costello's Juliet Letters & Rhapsody in Blue 100

In the first part of the concert, you will hear one of the rare live interpretations of Elvis Costello's "Juliet Letters" with the emerging Upper Austrian musical star Matthias Trattner.

In the second part of the concert, we will remember, with pianist Karl Eichinger, that Gershwin's timeless classic "Rhapsody in Blue" is already celebrating its 100th birthday this year.

A unique blend of rock, classical, and musical sounds!

Matthias Trattner

Born and raised in Upper Austria.

In 2016, Matthias graduated from the THEATERAKADEMIE AUGUST EVERDING in Munich. Engagements in the Vienna theater scene led him to the RAIMUND THEATER with the successful musical "I am from Austria", to the VOLKSOPER (Cabaret), RONACHER (Don Camillo & Peppone), NEUE TRIBÜNE at Café Landtmann, KABARETT SIMPL, DAS VINDOBONA, and THEATER IN DER DRACHENGASSE.

Performances at the BÜHNE BADEN as "Robin Hood" in the musical of the same name, in "Hello, Dolly!" and in the operetta "Rose von Stambul", as well as under MAYA HAKVOORT MUSIC PRODUCTIONS in "Blutsbrüder" and "Into the Woods" in Brunn am Gebirge.

In Germany and Switzerland, engagements at the BAD HERSFELDER SOMMERFESTSPIELE (Cabaret), CIRCUS KRONE (Jesus Christ Superstar), PRINZREGENTEN THEATER (The Sound of Music, The Drowsy Chaperone) in Munich, THEATER ST. GALLEN (Don Camillo & Peppone), and BÜHNEN BERN (Next to Normal).

Matthias Trattner was a member of the renowned ST. FLORIANER SÄNGERKNABEN from 2003 to 2006. Performances and concerts worldwide.

Karl Eichinger

Karl Eichinger studied piano and instrumental pedagogy at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, where he graduated with a master's degree and diploma.

He also studied piano concert performance at the Music and Art University of Vienna (MUK) and jazz piano with Rudi Wilfer. Additionally, he participated in masterclasses with Oleg Maisenberg and Rudolf Kehrer.

As a soloist, Karl Eichinger has collaborated with the Tonkünstler Orchestra, Brno Philharmonic, Künstlerorchester Wien-Lilienfeld, Akademische Bläserphilharmonie Wien, Radio TV Orchestra Tirana, Dornbirn Youth Symphony Orchestra, Sarajevo Philharmonic Orchestra, Musikvereinsorchester St.Pölten, among others. He has also worked with artists like Hans Gansch, Ildiko Raimondi, Andreas Schager, Karl Merkatz, Peter Matic, Cornelius Obonya, Caspar Richter, and others.

Karl Eichinger has recently recorded a CD with the Brno Philharmonic featuring works by George Gershwin (Concerto in F, Rhapsody in Blue) and Daniel Muck (Concerto for piano, dedicated to Karl Eichinger). The CD was released by the Vienna label Gramola and presented on Radio Ö1, Radio Klassik, and Radio NÖ.

The CD received high praise in Fonoforum and the American Fanfare, one of the most important magazines for classical music.

Performing both solo and chamber music, Karl Eichinger has appeared both nationally and internationally at venues such as the Musikverein Wien, Konzerthaus Wien, Radiokulturhaus Wien, and festivals like Bregenz Festival, Wiener Festwochen, Gmunden Festival Weeks, Klangbogen Wien, Jeunesse Musicale, Carinthian Summer, Kammermusikfestival Austria "Allegro Vivo", Kultursommer St.Paul, Schloß Halbturn, Festival Pablo Casals in France, St. Pölten Festival Weeks, Mozartfestival Salzkammergut, Musikwochen Millstatt, Musikwochen Stams, Musikwochen Langenargen. He has toured as a soloist and chamber musician in Italy, Canada, France, Spain, the USA, Asia, Israel, Romania, Egypt, Slovakia, China, Poland, South Africa, and Germany. Karl Eichinger frequently collaborates with Austrian cultural forums.

Eichinger directs the Viennese Instrumentalists and the concert series "Music from History and Present" at Mautner Schlössl Wien.

Sonare String Quintet

The musicians of the Sonare String Quintet, lead by concertmaster of the Sonare Linz Orchestra, are also members of the Austrian Salonists, instructors in the Upper Austrian State Music School System, as well as chamber and orchestral musicians. Their repertoire spans from Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Jazz to contemporary music.

The ensemble is particularly valued for its music-dramaturgical concepts, which have produced unique and highly acclaimed word-sound projects.

Performances and programs throughout the German-speaking area at prestigious festivals with Julia Stemberger, Karl Markovics, Wolfgang Böck, Fritz Karl, Nina Proll, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Cornelia Horak, Alois Mühlbacher, Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz, Karin Bonelli, and many others.

Martina Reuter with her first cabaret program



MARTINA REUTER - a multitalent as it says in the dictionary - moderator, author, designer, expert, shopping queen. But she is always more. She is loud, flashy, colorful, and above all one thing - FEMALE! As a styling expert in the service of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation, she is not only known for her crazy outfits but also for her humorous remarks far beyond the borders of Austria.


So it was only a matter of time before this power woman took to the domestic cabaret stages! In 2025 it will happen - the minister of belly, legs, and buttocks makes her debut with the sonorous cabaret program “A Butt Rarely Comes Alone”.

What can the audience expect? Well, exactly that! Lots of femininity and a colorful, flashy evening full of laughter that could almost count as a workout session for the belly. Laughter has always been the best medicine. Whether Martina will be elected the new health minister by the end of the evening, or simply remain the undisputed feel-good guarantor of women and the lover of women in their prime, remains to be seen.

“A Butt Rarely Comes Alone” is by no means only made for women, as men will also get their money's worth here and get to know women in a humorous way from a completely new perspective. One thing is for sure, after this evening, terms like “shapewear,” “kitten heels,” and “empire line” will no longer be foreign words for anyone. (Press text)