D´Bavaresi - Drei wuide Unterwegs - anarchisches Musikkabarett
BEFORE THE THEATER EXPERIENCE, WE RECOMMEND:
FOOD IN THE SCHARFRICHTER RESTAURANT OR IN THE ROMANTIC ARCADIAN COURTYARD. TUESDAY TO SATURDAY FROM 5 PM
TABLE RESERVATION REQUESTED AT 0851 - 35 900
Photo: Manuel Ringlstetter
The three are colorful characters in the Bavarian music scene: The Upper Bavarian Sebastian Horn, frontman and lyricist of "Dreiviertelblut" and "Bananafishbones," is known for his unique bass voice and dark humor. The Upper Palatinate Mathias Kellner is one of Bavaria's most famous singer-songwriters. His unmistakable, powerful voice and seemingly inexhaustible repertoire of world hits, which he translates into Bavarian, form a cornerstone of this outrageous combo. The multi-instrumentalist Otto Schellinger from Lower Bavaria (e.g., accompanying musician for Claudia Koreck, Nick Woodland) completes this anarchic-Bavarian band. Neither during announcements nor in the interpretation of Bavarian hits is a word minced. An '80s New Wave version of Fredl Fesl competes with the new version of Hans Söllner's cult song "Marihuanabaam" - the live version on TikTok has well over 200,000 views. Ruthlessly, hit after hit is taken down ("Wei I Di mog", "Resi, I hoi di mit meim Traktor ob") or sung with a loving wink to the heavens ("Nix mitnehma", "Frosch im Hois"). Whether the band reveres the hits of the world or pokes fun at them: it always happens honestly and lovingly, laughing tears and participation are in order. Whether at the state garden show or in the Munich slaughterhouse, people are baffled and enthusiastic. Humor that goes beyond the belt line, which not only hits the mark but also straight to the heart. D’Bavaresi offers an evening where the outstretched hand is used for thigh-slapping. Guaranteed Bavarian. But real. With crap.
About the performers:
Sebastian Horn from Upper Bavaria is a TV presenter, bassist, and singer of the nationally known Bananafishbones and the Bavarian cult band Dreiviertelblut. With his distinctive bass voice, he has an absolute recognizability.
Mathias Kellner from the Upper Palatinate is a singer-songwriter, cabaret artist, and actor (Watzmann, Was weg is is weg, Leberkäsjunkie) and has been a constant presence in the Bavarian music and cabaret scene for years.
Otto Schellinger from Lower Bavaria is in high demand as a sideman. The multi-instrumentalist regularly performs as a bassist, guitarist, drummer, or singer for artists like Claudia Koreck or Nick Woodland on stage or in the studio.
Admission: 7:00 PM