Voodoo Juergens © Cornelia Greil
Voodoo Jürgens & Die Ansa Panier
»Wie die Nocht noch jung wor – Plattenpräsentation«
Wednesday
7
December
2022
21:00
Großer Saal
Performers
Voodoo Jürgens & Die Ansa Panier
Voodoo Jürgens, Gesang, Gitarre
Matthias Frey, Violine
Alexander Kranabetter, Trompete, Horn
Bernd Lichtscheidl, Keyboard
Martin Dvoran, Bass
David Schweighart, Schlagzeug
Programme
»Wie die Nocht noch jung wor – Plattenpräsentation«
Voodoo Jürgens
Wien bei Nacht
Hoiber Preis
Fost wie ans
Federkleid
Twist
Weida is Gscheida
Es geht ma ned nei
Zuckerbäcker
Beses End
Stöcklschuach
Loss mas bleibn
Hansi der Boxer
Gitti
In deiner Nähe
's klane Glücksspiel
Heite grob ma Tote aus
Angst haums
Wem gheart des Mensch
3 Gschichtn ausm Cafe Fesch
Fensterbrettl
2L Eistee
Tulln
Note
Die Reihe »Stehkonzerte« wird unterstützt von OMV
Medienpartner FM4
Konzert mit Stehplätzen im unbestuhlten Parterre. Sitzplätze ausschließlich in den oberen Saalbereichen (Logen, Balkon und Galerie).
Subscription series
You(th)
Links
https://voodoojuergens.com
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
Strizzis and Stumbles
»Anti-folk for the Beisl« and »Austro-pop hype of the hour« are only two of the predicates for Voodoo Jürgens' music. The singer-songwriter, born David Öllerer in Tulln in 1983, portrays outsiders, the down-and-out and shady characters between megalomania, booze and the gutter. His deeply humanistic, warm way of telling their stories is comforting, because no matter how hard the crash after a raucous night, the loss of life and limb at gambling or the relationship quarrel was, in the end there is reconciliation. His strizzis and freeloaders, gamblers and losers are all broken characters: »I don't know what to write about a happy guy. We talked about it in the band, too, that it's all heavy fare. That's why I wrote >Ohrwaschlkräuler<, which is derived from earworm. It's a song that catches a bit and gives comfort.« Voodoo Jürgens trusts in himself: »Bending does not bring it. I do it all intuitively. Because experience has shown that I can trust my intuition. That what just comes out of me works well!«
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