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With words and music, Maxi Pongratz tackles the big questions on his new tour: How does one become who they want to be? What does folk music have to do with homeland? And what is homeland anyway? That's not so easy to answer. Especially not for a border crosser like Maxi Pongratz, who travels a lot, thinks around corners, and looks beyond the horizon. With a curious eye and open ears, he moves between city and countryside, tavern music and Dadaism, tradition and rebellion, between wit and melancholy, poetry and sound, shyness and mischief. Known for his band "Kofelgschroa," his witty lyrics, and his very own accordion style, Maxi Pongratz is now an integral part of the German cabaret scene. But this path was by no means preordained: Maxi Pongratz is actually a trained gardener, has baked apple strudel at Hofbräuhaus, and prepared the legendary ski descent "Kandahar" for the World Cup. Fortunately, he also moved from tavern to tavern and later from stage to stage with his accordion — and eventually became a musician. With Kofelgschroa, Maxi Pongratz released three albums, all produced by Micha Acher ("The Notwist"). He appeared with his bandmates in the documentary "frei. sein. wollen" (by Barbara Weber) and was heard in Josef Bierbichler's film "Zwei Herren im Anzug." "rum&num" is Maxi Pongratz's fourth solo album. Additional information:
7:30 PM
Highlights
- Maxi Pongratz presents his new solo album "rum & num"
- A mix of folk music, poetry, and sound
- Known from the band "Kofelgschroa"
General Information
Maxi Pongratz explores the big questions of life with his new tour, combining music with profound lyrics. The event takes place in Lindau (Lake Constance) and offers a unique experience between tradition and modernity.
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December 2026
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