Author: David Neumann

From the northern coast straight to the Alps: Nordhelden from Kiel bring a fresh dose of sea breeze to Full Metal Mayrhofen. The cover band from Germany’s coast stands for a rock-driven, honest and diverse repertoire – loud, energetic and always played with genuine passion.

Stormy like the sea and pushing their amps hard, Nordhelden celebrate the heroes of rock: Bryan Adams, ZZ Top and Kings of Leon sit right next to many other classics that audiences instantly recognize and sing along to.

When Nordhelden hit the stage, northern coastal spirit meets Tyrolean mountain air – and for a moment Mayrhofen feels a little more like a harbor full of rock’n’roll.

No party in the Zillertal without Die Analphabeten. It’s an unwritten law — just like the officially mandatory minimum amount of Helbing consumed during a DJ Hüby set. The Tyrolean word acrobats are booked for maximum vibes and musical mayhem, and as expected, they’ll absolutely deliver. One thing’s for sure: the self-proclaimed mountain POets know exactly how to bring the Zillertal to a boiling point.

Rock’n’roll with a Bavarian soul – Der Rocka und da Waitla deliver energetic songs that move hearts and feet. Their live shows feel like a cozy mountain-hut evening, only louder and wilder. Humor and playfulness are always at the core. Between fat guitars and sing-along choruses, instant togetherness sparks. Like at FMM 2025! We just had to invite them again!

Bayrisches Kulturgut mit auf die Tiroler Berge nehmen? Darf man das überhaupt? Für die kultige Blechblos’n haben wir uns eine Sondergenehmigung geholt. Keine Sorge, die Lords of Blasinstrumente haben sich natürlich was Besonderes für die Alpiin-Metaller überlegt.
Und ein bisschen Bierzelt hat noch nie geschadet.

Blechblosn fuse Bavarian brass music with rock and party vibes that are instantly contagious. Their shows are as colorful as an alpine panorama at sunset. With humor, groove and surprising cover versions, they make every crowd laugh and dance. Brass sounds and percussion swirl joyfully through the mountain air. Mayrhofen will feel pure alpine party power.

This comedy duo serves up fun punk and clever parodies that make every crowd laugh. With songs like “Hast du Saufen mal probiert?” they turn everyday stories into festival hits. Their show feels as fresh as the season’s first snowy day. Spontaneous moments make every concert unique. Mayrhofen will become a stage for humor and music without limits.

Buckle up for the downhill run — because Evil Jared & Krogi are about to pick up serious speed. These two all-rounders are locking onto Mayrhofen and bringing not just exceptional musical skills, but all their other talents straight into the Zillertal. If that sounds vague — don’t worry. Their repertoire is more than extensive. If that’s not a reason to raise a glass — Prost!

Founded 2007 in Vienna, Dragony blend symphonic power metal with epic fantasy themes so big they echo through mountain valleys. Their newest album *Hic Svnt Dracones* (2024) invites you into a world of undead emperors, cyber‑knights and dragon‑fire riffs. Fun fact: singer Siegfried holds a university degree in history—and yes, he uses it for the lyrics. On the Alpine stage their majestic sound will tower like the peaks themselves.

Doctor by trade, Metal comedy legend by fate: Mambo Kurt transforms Slayer, Rammstein and Motörhead into dizzying organ‑covers for the most bizarre après‑ski mosh‑experience ever. His 2024 album Sommerhits includes cover‑versions and an original track called “Der Sommer wird geil”. Fun fact: He was West‑German champion on the home‑organ (under‑14 category) back in 1982. At Mayrhofen expect a wild fusion of Metal, hammond organ and Apre Ski insanity.

From Innsbruck, Liquid Steel keep the old‑school Heavy Metal flame burning. Formed in 2009, they moved from covers to originals with albums like Mountains of Madness (2021), inspired by Lovecraft, mountains and midnight storms. Fun fact: their tour‑bus clocked more miles than the Brenner Autobahn. At Full Metal Mayrhofen they bring unadulterated steel‑riffs to the icy air.