Magic blues evening in Friedberg: Abi Wallenstein inspires the audience!

Magic blues evening in Friedberg: Abi Wallenstein inspires the audience!

Friedberg, Deutschland - An evening full of blues and rousing music - this experienced visitors in the AHA in Friedberg when the legends Abi Wallenstein, Ludwig Seuss and San2 entered the stage. The 78-year-old Wallenstein, known as the "Father of the Hamburg Bluesse", made goosebumps with his rough voice and passionate game. "Let’s Work Together" - with this motto he tuned the audience on the interactive journey through the world of blues.

The atmosphere was electrifying, the hall was filled to the last seat. Wallenstein, who delighted the crowd with his gentle smile and powerful appearances, let the audience dive into the deep sounds of the blues. The musicians harmonized perfectly and the audience was enthusiastic about the first note. "Long as I Can See the Light" was better interpreted than the original, while San2 was thrilling with its virtuoso harmonica and vocals. His game not only let the audience hear, but also feel.

a musical fireworks

Ludwig Seuss shone on the piano and literally let the buttons of the flower wing float. With a wink, he announced a "Helene fisherman set", but the audience was able to look forward to timeless blues classics instead. Songs like "Hello Josephine" and "Boom Boom" by John Lee Hooker created euphoric mood. Wallenstein, who stepped through the hall, was celebrated like a rock star.

The evening ended with standing ovation and two encores, including the legendary hit "Hound Dog" by Elvis Presley. An unforgettable concert that once again successfully put the AHA cultural AG on its feet. And the good news: Abi Wallenstein returned to the Wetterau in 2025-another highlight for all blues lovers!