When does the concert start and when is the entry

The start is on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 8:00 PM. Entry to the NUTS is usually one hour before start.

Where does the concert take place

At NUTS – the cultural factory, Crailsheimstraße 12, 83278 Traunstein.

Are there information on ticket prices

Specific prices for this date have not been published. Comparable concerts by Monika Drasch start at around €28.50. Please check the NUTS website or advance booking offices.

How is the access and parking on site

It is just a few minutes from Traunstein train station to NUTS. Parking is possible in the P1 train station parking garage; sometimes free in the evening. Please observe local guidelines.

Is the event seated and is there catering available

The theater hall is generously furnished with tables. Drinks and small snacks are available in the foyer; these may be taken into the hall.

Are there any accessibility notes

NUTS has regulated entry and modern infrastructure. For individual needs, it is advisable to contact the venue in advance.

Monika Drasch & Martin Danes live in Traunstein

Name: Monika Drasch & Martin Danes – Songs from 35 Stage Years
Start: 2026-04-17T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-18T00:00:00+02:00
Location: NUTS – die Kulturfabrik

Green Violin meets Jack of all Trades: An evening of colors in Traunstein

On Friday, April 17, 2026, Monika Drasch and Martin Danes will transform the NUTS – the cultural factory into a vibrant sound laboratory bridging folk music, classical, and contemporary. Expect a live atmosphere where yodels, hallelujahs, political songs, and home sounds intertwine – approachable, virtuosic, with palpable audience spirit.

Introduction: 35 Years on Stage, An Evening of Condensation

Drasch's trademark – red hair and the Green Violin – shaped the renewal of Bavarian folk music since the 90s. Together with the musical jack of all trades Martin Danes, a concert experience is created that touches both heart and mind: finely calibrated orchestration, precise synchronization, and pointed stage performance.

Sound Images: Between Tradition and Present

Zwiefache, Gstanzln, and musette waltzes meet baroque echoes and jazzy colors. The arrangements play with dialects and poetry, with bagpipe and zither tones, with accordion breathing and violin lines. The acoustics of the NUTS – table seating, with fresh ventilation – carry the dynamic arcs into the quiet aftertones.

Expertise: From Yodel Madness to Podcast

Drasch became known as the frontwoman of the Bavarian Diatonic Yodel Madness, performed with Hubert von Goisern, and released acclaimed programs from 'On the Bohemian Border' to 'Nothing is Certain'. Danes, classically trained and working as a lecturer, transitions effortlessly between singing, accordion, guitar, and double bass. Together, they develop a coherent dramaturgy between intimacy and energy.

Live Atmosphere: Closeness, Dialogue, Goosebumps

When the Green Violin lifts, the space condenses: shimmering overtones, bouncing grooves, collective inhalation before the chorus. Danes' deep tonal foundation and the accordion lay warm carpets over which Drasch's lines glow. An evening for fine ears – and dancing feet.

Conclusion

What can the audience expect? A cleverly curated concert experience between tradition and modernity, handmade and immediate. Traunstein experiences music as lived culture – captivating, poetic, comforting. Secure tickets now and be there live.