folkshilfe Returns to Germany with 'bunt' Album Tour
The Austrian dialect-pop trio folkshilfe, known for blending traditional Steirische Harmonika sounds with modern synth elements, is set to perform in Germany again. The band, consisting of Paul Slaviczek, Gabriel Fröhlich, and Florian Ritt, will present songs from their latest album 'bunt', which translates to 'colorful'. Their music navigates between tradition and innovation, featuring danceable beats and touching lyrics that address human themes such as love, hope, and loss, often with a socio-political perspective. folkshilfe has received Amadeus nominations for 'Song of the Year' and 'Live Act of the Year', highlighting their relevance in the Austrian music scene. The upcoming German concerts offer audiences the chance to experience their award-worthy live performances.
Key facts
- folkshilfe is an Austrian dialect-pop trio.
- The band members are Paul Slaviczek, Gabriel Fröhlich, and Florian Ritt.
- Their latest album is titled 'bunt'.
- Their music combines electronic elements and modern synth sounds with the Steirische Harmonika.
- The Steirische Harmonika is affectionately called 'Quetschn' in Austria.
- folkshilfe has been nominated for Amadeus awards in the categories 'Song of the Year' and 'Live Act of the Year'.
- The band is returning to Germany for concerts.
- Their songs address themes of love, hope, and loss with a socio-political perspective.
Entities
Artists
- Paul Slaviczek
- Gabriel Fröhlich
- Florian Ritt
Locations
- Austria
- Germany