Hans Söllner (born 24 December 1955 in Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria) is a German singer-songwriter who performs in Bavarian dialect, blending reggae, folk and Liedermacher traditions into a style the Bayerischer Rundfunk placed in the "Great Bavarian Songbook". His sharply political lyrics - directed at the state, the church and social injustice - have earned him over EUR 300,000 in court fines and made him one of the most distinctive voices in German-language alternative music. In 2009 he received the German Weltmusikpreis Ruth at TFF Rudolstadt, with the jury calling him "a writing and singing anarchist of the German music scene, deeply rooted in the Bavarian language and way of life".
Söllner is on an extensive 2025/26 tour across Germany and Austria, with shows running from mid-2025 through early 2027.
Söllner turned 70 in December 2025, a milestone noted in concert announcements across the German-speaking region.
His October 2025 show at Komma Wörgl (Austria) sold out.
Upcoming 2026 solo dates include Graz (July), Ingolstadt and Immenstadt im Allgäu (August), and Austrian venues in autumn.
His most recent studio album, "Genug" (his 20th), was released on 12 October 2018 - the first record of entirely new material since 2012's "SoSoSo".
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German musician Hans Söllner performs in Ingolstadt. The concert takes place on August 6, 2026 at 8:00 PM at Turm Baur.
Solo concert by Austrian musician Hans Söllner in Innsbruck.
Hans Söllner, Bavarian rebel and Liedermacher, hits the road solo - as outspoken and uncompromising as ever.
Hans Söllner, legendary Bavarian singer and poet, presents a solo show full of authenticity, rage and hope. A performance for those seeking music with heart and without compromise.
Hans Söllner, a legend of the Bavarian singer-songwriter scene, performs solo - over 40 years on stage, music somewhere between Dylan and Cash, with a Bavarian soul and an uncompromising take on the world.
