Salon Sonnenberg #7

In the organizer's words:

Now that hardly anyone really feels like turning on the light in the afternoon, getting up early in absolute darkness is even harder to bear and the cold seems to have crept into your body for good and forever, the 7th edition of Salon Sonnenberg brings a little light and warmth into your lives! We don't do it underneath.

The artist FIVA has invited us again, and let's just say that everyone is coming. Firstly, the entire band, consisting of the Viennese musicians Phil Nykrin, Herbert Pirker and Tobias Wöhrer. And this band does what it does best: Musical accompaniment for all guests, show music that is second to none and, of course, a few songs with Fiva herself.

Rapper Spilif visits us from Austria together with her guitarist Tom Joseph. After Spilif decided to put her lyrics into practice with her own band a few years ago, she has become unstoppable. Her wonderful album "Elouise" was released in fall 25, followed by a successful tour through Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The album is such a wonderfully successful mix of hip-hop, jazz and soul. When you listen to it, you immediately fall in love with it. ""Elouise" is a declaration of love to the people who stay when everything else is in motion - and to the trust that music always leads back home." Or to the Salon Sonnenberg.

The unique Karl die Große also plays there. One of the most exciting singer-songwriters in the country. If not the universe. Karl, Wencke Wollny, who tells stories like no other with a clear gaze and a warm, unmistakable voice, is a phenomenon. Her first album "Was, wenn keiner lacht" is a classic. The new album "Aufgehoben" rages between drive and excessive demands, between resistance and self-doubt, between the fear of jumping and the desire to spread her wings. With Charlemagne's typical mixture of seriousness and irony. A must-hear.

Cabaret artist Romeo Kaltenbrunner comes to the Salon with a great deal of homesickness. Whereby great refers to his talent, and homesickness is the name of his new program. Fiva and Romeo Kaltenbrunner met in Vienna. And after waiting for a late train together, there was no way around inviting the cabaret artist to Salon Sonnenberg. Such a clever, profound and, of course, brutally funny person. An absolute blessing!

The latter is also the presence of Fiva's new roommates Klara and Leonie von Ummeblock. Presenting, singing, laughing - but always with the guests' well-being in mind, they are indispensable. A bench, the two of them! Maybe even two benches.

And now for another cracker: Munich singer and musician Florian Paul signed up at the last minute. After his sold-out show at the Muffathalle and a scandalously well-attended tour through Germany, Austria and Switzerland, he's taking the time to play a few songs at Salon Sonnenberg. And as a duo. His incredibly warm voice and clever lyrics not only make everything good, but "everything better". Maximum anticipation!