The Dirndl Rockers, known as Franz Hager, Stefanie Wieland, Peter Schiller, Rene Schaffhauser and Stefan Hösel, celebrated their anniversary.
picture:
Husl
Their 10th anniversary was a big Oktoberfest, and the Dirndl Rockers invited people to the Greisler Inn in Kernberg last Saturday. Fans were happy to come in large numbers and thanked the dirndl rockers for the great atmosphere, enthusiasm for dancing and lots of applause. To do this, some fans traveled long distances – for example from Vienna. Fans from Hofstetten and of course from Kernberg were well represented.
The Kernberg Music Society provided a “warm-up” with a few pieces of music. Pop singer Oliver Haidt was there as a special guest. The Dirndl Rockers also took this opportunity to thank their wives and partners for understanding the great and time-consuming passion of the musicians and the singer. In turn, they congratulated the band with a special memorial photo of the musical group.
Zoom in on the screen
The Hofstetten fans were well represented.
Monica Wolff, Maria Ambischl and Antonia Havlicek flew in specially from Vienna – pictured with special guests Oliver Haidt, Stefan Hösel and Franz Häger.
Alois, Antonia and Anita Hössl celebrated their anniversary rocking a dirndl with their son and husband Stefan Hössl.
Former Mayor Josef Hössel (right) also celebrated with Ingrid from Hofstetten with Stefan Hössel.
Anita Husel, Agnes Kirchner and Cornelia Kessel at the Dirndl Rocker anniversary party.
The fans were really engaged.
There was plenty of seating and an Oktoberfest atmosphere at Gasthaus Griessler thanks to the unusual beer seats in the hall.
1/7
picture: Husl
picture: Husl
picture: Husl
picture: Husl
picture: Husl
picture: Husl
picture: Husl
advertisement
Dirndl Rockers are in a party mood.
“Travel aficionado. Certified problem solver. Pop culture guru. Typical writer. Entrepreneur. Coffee trailblazer.”
More Stories
What really bothers Reinhard Nowak about Brad Pitt?
Café Etage: Trio Crispell-Andersson-Østergaard: emotional, very intense
To the mountains in the early dew – fm4.ORF.at