The Grubertaler. Folk music from the region

When it's on, it's on - Florian, Michael and Reinhard Klingenschmid, three young thoroughbred musicians from the Hall Wattens region, are without exaggeration one of the most successful acts on the scene at the moment. They have climbed to the top of their more than successful career ladder like rockets, step by step. In 2020, the three boys achieved their greatest success to date. With the release of their latest album "ECHT SCHLAGER - DIE GROSSE FETE", the three successful Grubertalers once again hit the hearts of their fans! In the sales charts, Florian, Michael and Reinhard have made it into the coveted hit parades in their native Austria as well as in neighboring Germany and Switzerland - and with great success! And they are once again showing brilliance and first-class quality, for the first time even with their own songs. Today, the three likeable young stars are a guarantee for non-stop, top-class concerts and no longer just fill halls in Austria.

As Grubertaler, the three young musicians collect awards non-stop. With their 2nd place in the Austrian elimination and the sensational 4th place in the final class of the International Grand Prix of Folk Music 2004, the three thoroughbred musicians played their way into the hearts of an audience of millions. But that's not all: as the most successful group of the year in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and South Tyrol, the boys were also awarded the coveted Herbert Roth Prize in 2004 and hit another bull's eye in February 2005 when they won the "Achims Hitparade" on MDR as "Musikantenkönige". In October 2007, they also won the "Top of the Mountain" Music Award as the most successful performers of the year and went gold for their album "Es lebe Volksmusik". In 2008, the Grubertalers only just missed out on a place in the final of the Austrian Grand Prix of Folk Music, coming 5th. At the Mountain Music Awards in fall 2008, the three boys received the award for "Best Party Schlager of the Year". In August 2009, they took an outstanding 4th place at the International Grand Prix Final in Munich. With their three released party albums "die Größten Partyhits - Volume I - III " the young Tyroleans stormed the official Ö3 Austria Top 40 hit parade for weeks. Volume II even achieved gold status in Austria. For their tenth stage anniversary in June 2012, the hosts celebrated with many stars and thousands of fans for four days in Fritzens and presented "Was kann denn schöner sein", a brand new, popular album.
A whole series of hit parade victories and permanent international media presence confirm the popularity of the Grubertalers! The three young musicians are simply unstoppable - the whole country has been talking about Florian, Michael and Reinhard from the Tyrolean Volderberg for several years now and the three lads have impressively proven that they guarantee a great atmosphere at the biggest events on the scene. In an age of cloned teen retort stars and boy bands bred through various selection processes, it is all the more heart-warming to follow the career of this young power trio, who were not cast for a TV show and had to pretend. The brothers Florian, Michael and their friend Reinhard are behind the folk fascination of Grubertaler, who have literally played their way into the hearts of countless fans from one day to the next. Their fan base, which is now growing steadily throughout German-speaking Europe, sees the three young musicians as a musical and friendly connection, The three young musicians are a musical and friendly connection that thrives on credibility, authenticity and naturalness, a long-awaited answer to the artificial world of show business, so to speak - and the Grubertalers are certainly granted what others are envied - namely success. The three likeable musicians from Tyrol are not only excellent masters of their favorite instruments, but above all their almost unique ambition, constant rehearsals and outstanding talent make a remarkable contribution to the pure musical enjoyment that the three entertainers radiate during their non-stop stage programs.