Friday, 10 July – Rusty Strings Trio

Rusty Strings are dedicated to the classics of the 20th century. With three-part harmonies, solid guitar work, a rich groove, and a dense sound that you wouldn’t expect from a trio, they succeed in capturing the magic of a style-defining era and bringing it to life on stage. The band’s extensive repertoire includes singer-songwriter-style covers from the 1960s to the 1990s, alongside folk, pop, and country gems. Detours into the more mellow rock genre and the universally beloved and well-known Austropop round out the program.

Friday, 17 July – Hand aufs Herz

Authentic music, soulful voices, and a special harmony—that’s what sets this duo from the Tyrolean lowlands apart. Romana & Eva captivate their audience with their distinctive two-part harmonies and create countless musical moments that give you goosebumps. A close friendship, two voices, and a guitar—this combination makes their music authentic, down-to-earth, and relatable. The audience can look forward to a colorful and varied program: from songs in the local dialect to well-known German-language tunes and international classics. Of course, their own songs are a must. Singles like “Zitronenfalter,” “Ohne Flügel fliang,” “Schrittgeschwindigkeit,” and “Dahoam is nur a Gfühl” are now known far beyond the region’s borders.

Friday, 24 July – Two and a Half Band

Bluesy, jazzy, poppy, rockin', swingin', groovy—that’s how the guys from “Two and a Half Band” in the Kitzbühel district describe their music. From blues classics of the ’50s and ’60s to today’s hits, they offer a diverse and rousing live show. 

Friday, 31 July – Shadewood Acoustic

The trio led by the passionate musician Guy Wainwright plays songs they love—reimagined with their own unique twist. Shakers, bongos, cajón, acoustic guitar, piano, and a soulful voice—that’s all it takes for the perfect groove.

Friday, 7 August – Delight Bros

Paolo and Caetano—two professional musicians who will take you on a musical journey where laid-back grooves meet fiery rhythms. Look forward to a diverse repertoire, rousing horn sounds, and the refined sensibility of two multi-instrumentalists who captivate audiences with charm and emotion. Delight Bros is more than a music project—it is the fruit of a deep friendship and shared passion that began in 2015 while the two artists were studying music in Rio de Janeiro.

Friday, 14 August – TWO

This long Friday, the picnic concert lineup features a local acoustic act called “TWO.” Anna and Dani cover whatever catches their fancy, captivating audiences with two guitars, harmonious voices, and a passion for music. Whether it’s rock or Austropop, the duo delivers a musically diverse mix that perfectly complements a cozy sundowner at the picnic concert.

Friday, 21 August – The LaRossa‘s

This internationally diverse trio brings the charm and elegance of the 1920s and 1930s back to life. With a repertoire featuring Broadway classics, French chansons, tangos, boleros, waltzes, and old-time hits, the three musicians transport their audience back to the golden age of ballrooms, the cabarets of Paris, or a New York jazz club. The wonderful voice of singer Larissa Frank is accompanied by groovy double bass sounds and danceable guitar rhythms, interspersed with virtuoso solo passages.

Friday, 28 August – Stringpower

Two guitars, two expressive voices, and driving cajon beats—that’s Stringpower! With passion and enthusiasm, the band brings handcrafted live music to the stage. Their repertoire is a creative mix spanning seven decades of music history—from rock classics and pop songs to some real surprises.

Friday, 04 September – Die Guten A-Band

When it comes to music, Günter and Guido are not “just” brothers, friends, and travelers. Performing as the Guten A-Band for the past 15 years, the two men captivate audiences with their living room lamp and, at times, six instruments played simultaneously. Indie, rock, and pop gems with that very special “A-Band touch”—and, of course, their own songs. Musically, they’re a surefire way to get the party started; visually, they’re a sight to behold—what more could you ask for?