Wanda loudly ended the music break at the Residence Field of Salzburg. Almost 10,000 enthusiastic visitors traveled on Friday and the weather also played. The next concert will rise on Saturday and international star DJ hangs on.
“The background is just fantastic!” Viktoria and Andreas Perner had opened from Styria to be part of the comeback of the concerts at Residenzplatz van Salzburg. “We’ve never seen Wanda, it’s time,” they said at the same time.
The couple and the 10,000 other visitors were not disappointed on Friday. Just in time for admission at 5 p.m., the drizzle that was so typical of the city of Mozart – and when the Salzburg Rock Band please entered Madame, the sun even looked. Accordingly, the vote from the first minute was euphoric. The Indie numbers, based in Salzburg, gave a taste of what would come.
Singer Christina Stürmer then gave tone calmer. She played her different hits and band in the acoustic version.
The visitors liked it, there was a cracking above the Residenzplatz.
It became even louder when the Austrian from Wanda entered the stage. The Wiener Kombo had his best -known songs such as “Bussi Baby”, “Columbo” and “Bologna” with them. There was no stop with all visitors. “It has just been time for large concerts to take place in the old city,” said visitor Marlene Schmid of Kuchl – and spoke from the soul of all 10,000 enthusiastic viewers.
On Saturday, the concert troops in the city of Mozart will enter the next round. The German star DJ Paul Kalkbrenner will shake the Residenzplatz. The Salzburg -Electrician Schönhart makes the provisional program. There are no more tickets for this. In the coming spring there will be two more concerts at Residenzplatz. However, the person who plays is still unclear.
Source: Krone
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