A guest at the Rockhouse
The folk band Faun wanted to awaken sexual energy
The medieval combo Faun made their first guest appearance at the Rockhouse - the Germans had mystical sounds, a new mom and a few frivolous remarks in their luggage.
The audience? A colorful mix - as colorful as rarely seen at the Salzburg Rockhouse. Whether sprightly pensioners, music lovers in medieval garb or rockers with T-shirts of their favorite bands. They all made the pilgrimage to Schallmoos on Wednesday evening, they all wanted to see the German folk combo Faun's guest performance, which had been sold out for weeks.
It was also a special evening for the musicians themselves. "Our singer Laura Fella has been back with us for what feels like ages," Faun frontman Oliver Paude breathed to the enthusiastic audience. The reason for her absence from the stage? Most gratifying! The 35-year-old became a mother just a few weeks ago. Fella's vocals wowed the audience - but perhaps fans of the medieval musicians will soon have to do without the German's singing skills again. Because in the middle of the concert, Faun performed a "fertility ritual". "We want to bring out your sexual energy," said Paude with a wink.
Afterwards, however, things continued in a chaste and civilized manner. For almost 100 minutes, the musicians delivered a journey through their musical oeuvre. By the time they performed their hit "Walpurgisnacht" - the video of the song has been viewed almost 39 million times on the online platform YouTube - the atmosphere was boiling. Even without any sexual energy.
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