Austropop Live: Eddie Luis inspires in the Millstatt congress house!

Austropop Live: Eddie Luis inspires in the Millstatt congress house!

On August 12, 2025, the Millstatt Congress House promises a special musical experience of a special kind that celebrates the roots and magic of the Austropop. Under the direction of Eddie Luis, a multinational virtuoso combo will occur, which will inspire the audience with its energetic performance. These musicians come from a total of eight countries and are known for their rapid and rousing appearances. The program offers a varied repertoire that encompasses hot jazz, swing and pop classics, and leads the audience back to the early 1970s. Click Carinthia reports that hits like "Da Hofa" by Wolfgang Ambros and "Rock Me Amadeus" by Falco will be part of the evening. Classics such as "How a Glock’n" by Marianne Mendt and "I Mecht land" by Maria Bill should not be missing, just a few.

The event combines nostalgic moments with modern sounds and shows how the Austropop, which, along with Mozart and Johann Strauss, is considered one of the most successful music brands in Austria, continues to live and inspire young talents. In the event, songs from other greats of the Austropop can also be heard, such as "All people San Ma Zwider" by Kurt Sowinz and "Grand Father" by STS. Styriarte Reminds that the Austropop found its origin with artists such as Wolfgang Ambros and Falco in the 1970s. The latter was inspired by the ski jumper Falko Weißhllog and was able to gain global fame with his hits.

An evening full of emotions and memories

Under Eddie Luis' harmonious direction, the band will not only create emotional but also cultural connections by combining Austrian songs with global influences. The show, which takes around 70 minutes, promises the audience a fascinating nostalgic journey through the country's music history. Wikipedia describes the development of the Austropop, which ranges from the origins in the 19th century, through satirical theater, to the post -war period with artists such as Maria Andergast to modern representatives such as Christina Stürmer and the band picture book.

The concert began at 7:30 p.m., tickets are available in advance and at the box office. Ticket prices vary from EUR 24 to 72, and there are special prices for younger people under the age of 27 and for Ö1 intro members. Music lovers: Inside, it is cordially invited to become part of this special evening and to experience the diversity of the Austria!