Inisheer, Wendrsonn, Rachid & Salvo, Silvia Liberto

Inisheer Lush green meadows, dark beer, songs of beautiful women and real men, fine ballads and breathtaking instrumentals - that's Ireland and that's what INISHEER stands for. The band takes its name from the smallest of the three ARAN islands on the west coast of Ireland. INISHEER have been delighting fans of Irish folk music on renowned stages and at festivals for more than seven years. The six musicians take their audiences on a journey with "Music and Craig" (joie de vivre) and celebrate the richness and beauty of Ireland's musical heritage at the highest level. __________________ Wendrsonn Wendrsonn is the number one Swabian rock band. With their energetic folk rock crossover, they have revived an entire genre and defined new musical standards in the process. Hundreds of concerts, TV and radio appearances, countless awards, six CD productions and several years in a row in the top 50 of the SWR1 hit parade. For the press and radio, Wendrsonn are one of the best live bands south of the Main. The creative Swabians playfully conquer every audience and poke fun at everything and everyone - especially themselves. Singer Anke Hagner and her lads are snotty and charming and throw all kinds of clichés overboard in the process. Cabaret elements are combined with tragic-comic moments when singer and songwriter Markus Stricker spills the beans and jumps around the stage like Rumpelstiltskin, while devil's violinist Klaus Marquardt fiddles his heart out. Anke enchants her listeners not only vocally and, together with Markus, embodies the perfect front duo of a collective of six exceptional creative musicians who have found their destiny. __________________ Silvia Liberto & Band Multilingual world folk that combines cultures from all four corners of the earth. Both musically and linguistically, there is a colorful variety of original compositions and covers from the reggae, African and Latin worlds. Sometimes light as a butterfly, sometimes rhythmic and groovy, sometimes powerful and sometimes delicate, but always from the bottom of her heart. Silvia's band is complemented by Rachid Benachour & Salvo la Ferrera World music: a mixture of traditional folklore and avant-garde music, chaâbi and even jazzy interludes, with a touch of reggae, blues and flamenco.