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Pötzelsberger: “Think about failure”
On his third album, Tobias Pötzelsberger is more private and vulnerable than ever before. He will be performing with his band at Rockhouse Salzburg at the end of September.
"My mother is to blame for my passion for music - as a child she forced me to learn to play the guitar. In the beginning, I didn't like it at all," laughs ORF presenter Tobias Pötzelsberger. At the time, the native of Upper Austria could not have imagined that he would go on to have a stellar career in public broadcasting as well as a career in music. "Today, I can no longer imagine my life without music." On September 27, the presenter and singer-songwriter will release his third album.
In the lyrics, Pötzelsberger shows his private and vulnerable side. "I often prepare myself inwardly for failure. Something can always come up in life. I don't like to be surprised by such moments." But the 41-year-old doesn't want to withhold positive moments in his life from his fans either. The song "Carry you" focuses on his son Felix (9) and their journey of growing up together. And Pötzelsberger has taken plenty of time to reflect on this: he took 12 years to write the lyrics for his latest album "Prudence".
The upcoming tour dates are a little more closely timed. "We start on September 26, just before the national elections. I planned it a bit clumsily," says Pötzelsberger. On September 27, he and his band will play at the Salzburg Rockhouse before heading back to Vienna for special coverage on the Küniglberg.
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