GlasBlasSing - "Happy Hour"

Broken glass is said to bring luck. But if you really want a proper dose of it, you keep the bottles whole.
And make music with them. Bottle music.

That even funeral marches sound cheerful when played on bottles - GlasBlasSing have proven this empirically more than once. Now, with "Happy Hour", they take on the sunny side of life head-on and without hesitation. At a time when most people focus on what they lack and what bothers them, the band asks: what actually does us good? Why do we keep forgetting? Can you be lucky and happy at the same time? Happy AND Lucky? Can you be too happy, and what does that sound like musically? Sharing happiness to multiply it - how do mathematicians cope with that? Can you really let a wheel of fortune decide the setlist on stage? Is a beer bottle filled halfway half-full or half-empty? (Answer: neither. It's a C-sharp.)

"Happy Hour" is not just one hour - it's nearly two hours of acoustic delight, produced on everything the liquid-storage trade has to offer. Lucky tunes for lucky people. That's what GlasBlasSing, Europe's leading deposit-instrument virtuosos, stand for - as always, with their unwieldy name.
Time to grab luck by the scruff and show up - or miss out.