D´BavaResi live: Three Wild Ones on the Move in the Cultural Castle Theuern
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Three Bavarian Originals Turn the Hit Knob to Full
When Sebastian Horn, Mathias Kellner, and Otto Schellinger stand together on stage, the Bavarian music scene gets an extra dose of absurdity. At D´BavaResi: Three Wild Ones on the Move in the Cultural Castle Theuern, anarchic musical cabaret, musical virtuosity, and pitch-black humor come together.
Bavarian Hits, Rewired
The three musicians treat well-known melodies not as a sanctuary, but as an invitation to creative mischief. An 80s New Wave version of Fredl Fesl competes with a new edition of Hans Söllner's cult song Marihuanabaam. Additionally, Bavarian versions of international hits and classics such as Wei I Di mog, Resi, i hoi di mit meim Traktor ob, Nix mitnehma, and Frosch im Hois are featured.
Musical Cabaret with Bite and Stage Presence
Sebastian Horn brings his distinctive dark voice and a hefty dose of black humor as the frontman of Dreiviertelblut and Bananafishbones. Mathias Kellner combines singer-songwriter tradition, cabaret, and powerful singing. Otto Schellinger completes the trio as a multi-instrumentalist with drums, vocals, and other musical elements.
The result sounds like Bavaro-Pop with barbs: sometimes a loving tribute, sometimes a musical smackdown. Precise timing, pointed announcements, and the visible joy of playing from the three artists create a comedy atmosphere where the audience doesn’t remain quiet for long. Here, everyone sings along, laughs, and occasionally dusts off their personal musical comfort zone.
A Laugh Experience for Music Fans
D´BavaResi combine concert energy with stand-up feeling and cabaret interaction. The punchlines land, the arrangements surprise, and every well-known song receives a new Bavarian user manual. From this mixture emerges an evening oscillating between concert, comedy show, and musical cabaret – exactly where the best surprises await.
Conclusion: Three Wild Ones, an Evening Full of Earworms
Visitors to the Cultural Castle Theuern can expect an anarchic live evening with quirky reinterpretations, virtuosic music, and plenty of opportunities for tears of laughter. Those wishing to run Bavarian classics through the musical meat grinder will experience D´BavaResi best live on March 20, 2027.
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