Konzert: Long Shirt Dudes // Sleepwalker's Station

In the organizer's words:

Free concert on the small castle square:

Long Shirt Dudes: The Long Shirt Dudes haven't had a number 1 hit in the charts yet, haven't opened for any big-name artists* and don't look quite as hot as the boy bands from the 90s. Nevertheless, the five dudes from the Stuttgart area are cool and funk rock is their thing. They address ubiquitous topics, fuse them with clearly understandable German lyrics and combine them with varied melodies. They want to spread a good mood with their music. Simply meeega cool!

Sleepwalker's Station: Sleepwalker's Station could be described as a musical and linguistic chameleon that
from one European language to the next with ease, making the respective musical styles their own without losing even a hint of authenticity or character. Since 2011, the Munich-based songwriter Daniel del Valle has toured almost 1,000 live performances under the name Sleepwalker's Station throughout Europe, including at festivals such as Glastonbury (UK), SXSW (Texas), Open Flair (D), No sin Music (E), WaveLab (PT), Pure&Crafted (Berlin), MEI (IT)...
Alone or accompanied by some of the other 11 brilliant musicians of the Italo-German-Spanish ensemble, the songs tell of journeys, odysseys, Ireland, the Indian Ocean and strange little creatures of the
strange little creatures of the Australian wasteland. They are romantic tales of Captain Franklin in search of a passage through the eternal ice, of Don Quixote battling the windmills and Coelho's alchemist on his treasure hunt through the Sahara.
Acoustic world folk with subtle colorations ranging from flamenco, tango and chanson to the Alpine songwriter tradition.