Tradition closer than ever
34th Kaltenhausen Gstanzlsingen Unplugged
23 & 24 April 2027
Bräustübl Kaltenhausen
Choose your preferred date: Friday evening or Saturday afternoon.
Unplugged 2027
The whole Bräustübl becomes a stage
In 2027 the entire Bräustübl becomes a stage. The musicians move with their instruments through the different parlours and bring the Gstanzl singing straight to the guests. Unplugged and close to the audience, it creates an authentic tavern experience with a very special energy.
Choose your preferred date on Friday evening or Saturday afternoon.
Tradition closer than ever.
23 & 24 April 2027
Two days of great music
Aspacher Tridoppler
Erdäpfekraut
Josef „Bäff“ Piendl
Irrsberg Musi
Where to get tickets
Bräustübl Kaltenhausen
Also available at the Brauladen Kaltenhausen brewery shop.
Single ticket € 24 · seat booking
Frequently asked questions about the Gstanzlsingen
What is a Gstanzl?
A Gstanzl is a short, usually four-line mocking song from the Alpine region. The verses are humorous, often cheeky, and are sung to a simple, catchy melody, often accompanied by an accordion. At a Gstanzlsingen, singers toss verses back and forth.
When does the 34th Kaltenhausen Gstanzlsingen take place?
On Friday, 23 April 2027, in the evening and on Saturday, 24 April 2027, in the afternoon. You choose your preferred date when buying your ticket.
What is different in 2027?
The Gstanzlsingen goes unplugged: the musicians move with their instruments through the Bräustübl's parlours and play right at the guests' tables.
Where can I get tickets and how much are they?
Tickets are available at Bräustübl Kaltenhausen and at the Brauladen Kaltenhausen brewery shop. A single ticket costs € 24, with seat booking.
How to find us
Just a 10-minute drive from Salzburg, right on the B159 in Hallein-Kaltenhausen — at the foot of the Barmstein rocks.
Salzburger Straße 675400 Hallein
Free parking
Parking right at the house
By bus
Kaltenhausen bus stop right outside the door
10 minutes from Salzburg
Via the B159 — the direct route from the city to the Bräustübl