With new songs
Steger is now teaching Germans our dialect
The singer wants to expand his career beyond Austria's borders in 2025 - but he doesn't want to do without dialect. Friend and mentor Florian Silbereisen is supporting Chris Steger.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "Nima long woatn, sondern hiaz starten" is musician Chris Steger's highly motivated resolution for the year. That must be the case, because the 21-year-old has big plans for 2025. Above all, he wants to advance his career throughout the German-speaking world. New songs included. Always there to support the Salzburg native: mentor and friend Florian Silbereisen!
"Funnily enough, we have the same doctor in Salzburg. We met by chance in the waiting room years ago," says Steger. A short time later, Silbereisen brought the singer onto his show for the first time. This was Steger's first opportunity to present himself to a German audience.
He now wants to further increase his popularity with our neighbors. "I don't think you can ever force something like this, but I want to play live there a lot," says the 21-year-old. Several appearances in Bavaria are already planned. At least in terms of language, there should be no dialect barriers there for the time being. After all, the singer would never want to do without his songs in dialect!
The 21-year-old recently proved that different dialects or languages don't have to be an obstacle in the world of music in another way. He shared his Spotify annual statistics from an artist's perspective on social media. People from no less than 160 countries listened to Steger's music last year, it read!
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