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!!!WARNING!!! Location has changed!
Due to statutory regulations, this year's events will NOT take place at Volkspark Laaerberg. Instead, our groups will perform right at the Festwiese,
located in the immediate vicinity of underground station Oberlaa (U1).
The Songwriters Festival will be a part of "Vienna Culture Summer 2020". We will thus be able to present all our events in a Corona-certified environment.
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Songwriter Festival 2020
The Songwriters Festival will be a part of "Vienna Culture Summer 2020". We will thus be able to present all our events in a Corona-certified environment.
Two performances will take place on each day of the event:
In July: from 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. and from 8 p.m. - 9 p.m.
In August: from 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. and from 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
For entry, tickets are available FOR FREE here:
https://kultursommerwien.at/reservierung/
Customers may purchase tickets at the box office in the evening. However, we cannot guarantee that tickets will still be available there.
Tickets are valid for an entire evening of the event and must be redeemed within 30 minutes of the start of the event. Tickets that are not redeemed then expire.
After that time, seats will be allocated according to capacity! Admission is always one hour before the start of the event.
Moderation:
Marie-Therese Lind
Program changes reserved.
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Flickentanz
Friday, July 17 2020, 6 p.m.
In unison with pianist Bernhard Käferböck, the Viennese singer-songwriter FLICKENTANZ presents a varied, intensive and hand-picked program of
German-language chanson pop songs about love and what it means to be human. In her sensitive songs she sheds light on her view of things and her emotional world in a direct way.
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Doc McKoy & Co
Friday, July 17 2020, 8 p.m.
This time, the Doc is on the road with his partner Harri Wallner. Together, this congenial team presents earthy songs and blues in Mississippi style.
Doc McKoy - guitar, harp and dobro
Harri Wallner - bass
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MIRADA
Friday, July 24 2020, 6 p.m.
The singer-songwriter Mirada, who stems from Salzburg, shows her emotional side with her songs on the piano. Having spent the last few years in
South America, the newcomer is inspired by the experiences she made as a youth and her general life there. Mirada's soulful voice tells about topics of everyday life and experience,
creating a special sound and expression.
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David and the Wolf
Friday, July 24 2020, 8 p.m.
Two people who go on an exploration of their inner, outer and surrounding world. Two people who challenge each other and grow in the process.
Two people who make music together as if the whole world was a playground.
David Stellner – guitar, vocals, percussion
Wolfgang Schöbitz - accordion, bass, guitar, vocals
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Stubenfliege
Friday, July 31 2020, 6 p.m.
A housefly - not only an annoying little animal that likes to drive us mad in quiet moments. No! This is also the name of a young artist from
Vienna/Lower Austria. Stubenfliege, alias Eva Stubenvoll, is a singer and songwriter who, influenced by Austropop and Viennese song, has dedicated herself to composing
music in dialect. With her skillful mixture of modern, self-composed dialect songs and old classics of Viennese music, you can expect a performance full of Viennese taunt
and hearty punch lines.
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Raisa Kovacki
Friday, July 31 2020, 8 p.m.
Raisa Kovacki (21) loves to sit in her room for hours and just play the guitar. In the process, songs that lay dormant deep inside her suddenly
come to light. So, what kind of music is it that she actually makes? Jazzy pop or poppy jazz (might be the same thing). You could say that she follows in the footsteps
of Norah Jones and John Mayer. The highlight of Raisa's musical career was her nomination for the German Songwriting Award 2018 in the category "Singer/Songwriter".
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Angela Mair
Friday, August 7 2020, 5:30 p.m.
Angela Mair studied classical guitar at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, majoring in popular guitar,
choir & ensemble conducting and piano. A one-year stay in Spain studying at the "Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid" enriched her
musical education. Besides playing the classical guitar, it has always been her great passion to write songs on her own and to sing them herself.
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Gini
Friday, August 7 2020, 7:30 p.m.
Gini stands for female independence and girl power with all the things that goes with it. This is also reflected in her songs. Women don't
have to conform to stereotypes. They can define themselves being snotty and beautifully soft at the same time - this is one of the core statements of Gini's music.
She wrote some of her songs together with her pianist Thomas Frattner, who will also be Gini's faithful companion at the Songwriter Festival 2020.
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Michael Paul
Friday, August 14 2020, 5:30 p.m.
I got my first guitar at the age of five. After 15 years' experience in classical guitar music and flamenco, I now want to spread my own wings
by performing my songs. I wrote my first song a few years ago in New York City and recorded it at a local studio. From that moment on, I just knew that I wanted to move
the world with my music. I'm currently preparing for the release of my first single "Somewhere in Neverland", which is about taking life just as it comes.
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Mary Broadcast & Sounds of Dea
Friday, August 14 2020, 7:30 p.m.
Mary Broadcast and Sounds of Dea share a long musical companionship and personal friendship. After performing as part of the Mary Broadcast Band
for three years, Sounds of Dea have joined the 'Children of the Revolution' at the Favoritner Kultursommer in recent years as it revived the music of the late 60s. It now
seems only logical that both musicians will unite their own individual styles exclusively at this concert. Indie pop rock meets loops and electronics. It will be loud and
quiet, high and low, acoustic and electronic. Be curious!
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NELAVIE
Friday, August 21 2020, 5:30 p.m.
NELAVIE is a singer-songwriter from Vienna with roots in the Waldviertel. In her live concerts, she reduces her compositions to the origins
of a melody, concentrating on voice and the piano and transporting catchy lyrics. She tells how it happens that you plan life according to a map and still get hurt
every step of the way. How to enjoy life to the max, how to quit useless pondering, how thoughts tend to leap over one another, and, finally, how not to bore your
partner to death.
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Karen McDawn
Friday, August 21 2020, 7:30 p.m.
For Karen McDawn, country music is like telling stories, stories that come straight from life. She released her debut album in January 2020 -
"To the Moon and Back" is full of such stories, and it is all about love.
Musically, Karen McDawn is inspired by Sara Evans, Martina McBride, Mindy McCready and Jo Dee Messina, who are all reflected in her songs in one form or another.
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