In the organizer's words:
Rathmann play dark guitar pop. Unpolished and raw. Dirty, spacious and with a sense of romance. On their debut album "Die Goldenen Zwanziger", they have found a clear self-image - an independent sound - and tell honest and approachable stories. When a young couple becomes unintentionally pregnant in their songs, people go off the rails or dystopian future prospects spread - Rathmann set the twenties to music in an abysmal and introspective, catchy and beautiful way. Their own and the decade in which they experience it.
"When everything is over
We know what once was
A few good years
And a few so-so ones"
We know what once was
A few good years
And a few so-so ones"
From the indie rocker "Warum tut Liebe so" to the folky "Trauriger Geist" to the album's Italo-Western title track - the clear signature is recognizable everywhere:
A band that allows itself to be a band. A band that is not guided by the zeitgeist, but exclusively by its own interests. And so their debut album, which will be released in autumn 2026, borrows more from Leonard Cohen, Big Thief, Dr. Dog and bands from the Hamburg School than from contemporary German indie pop.
A band that allows itself to be a band. A band that is not guided by the zeitgeist, but exclusively by its own interests. And so their debut album, which will be released in autumn 2026, borrows more from Leonard Cohen, Big Thief, Dr. Dog and bands from the Hamburg School than from contemporary German indie pop.
In their concerts as well as in their songwriting, Rathmann capture the moment in their songs: The uncertainty of our times, the dreariness of a solid quarter-life crisis - but always the joy of togetherness and the excitement of a life yet to be discovered.
In the fall, Rathmann will go on "Die Goldenen Zwanziger" tour*
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SUPPORT:
Zelda Weber
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SUPPORT:
Zelda Weber
Zelda Weber's soulful voice and honest songwriting have the power to bring both tears and smiles to her listeners. She began writing her own music at an early age as a way to communicate deep emotions that are often left unspoken.
Her 2023 debut album Crude made waves in the Viennese music scene, followed by a sold-out release show at ORF Radiokulturhaus. Backed by her powerful live band "the rosettes", zelda went on to perform across Austria, playing renowned venues and festivals such as Stadtsaal, Burg Clam and the main stage of Donauinselfest. She was awarded the Hubert von Goisern Kulturpreis for her clear artistic vision and resilience.
Now, zelda weber just released her highly anticipated sophomore album Rose Thorne in January 2026, produced by Paul Gallister. The record marks a confident step forward - establishing Zelda Weber as a distinctive voice within Austria's contemporary music landscape and beyond...
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Location
Kramladen
U Bahn Bogen 39
1080 Wien
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