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On the 20th of May 2023 Frei.Wild will give a concert in the Uber Arena.

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The Deutschrock band Frei.Wild consists of gitarrist Jonas Notdurfter, bassist Jochen "Zegga" Gargitter, drummer Christian "Föhre" Forer and singer Philipp Burger. The band is originally from South Tyrol, Italy and has been making music together since 2001. In 2002 their debut album "Eines Tages" was released. The name of the band is derived from the german adjectives "frei" and "wild".

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A Rock Band Flirts With German Taboos, and Finds a Huge Following

By Thomas Rogers

• Aug. 1, 2018

NATZ, Italy — By the time Frei.Wild took the stage at Alpen Flair, a three-day music festival in northern Italy, the sun had disappeared behind the forested peaks of the surrounding Alps. Most of the 20,000 audience members had traveled over 100 miles from Germany to see the band. The crowd was overwhelmingly white and largely male, and many fans shouted along as the band launched into one of its most controversial songs, “Südtirol.”

The song celebrates Frei.Wild’s home region of South Tyrol, where the festival was taking place, a largely German-speaking enclave that was passed to Italy from Austria-Hungary after World War I. “I won’t tolerate any criticism of this sacred land, our homeland,” the band’s heavily tattooed singer, Philipp Burger, sang. An eagle like the one on the region’s flag flashed on a large screen onstage.

Frei.Wild (pronounced FRY-vilt) has become one of the most contentious and successful bands in Germany, where its lyrics about loving one’s homeland have resonated with people who want to challenge the postwar taboo against public expressions of national pride. The band sings in German, and its music is a punk-inflected variant of “deutschrock,” a form of German rock music. But a South Tyrolean identity allows the group to voice nationalist sentiments in German, for a largely German audience, while partly avoiding the backlash that a German band would encounter for making similar statements.

The band’s most recent album, “Rivalen und Rebellen,” (“Rivals and Rebels”) went to the top of the German-language charts in Germany and Austria this spring, and it is the second best-selling album in any language in Germany this year. Many of the group’s tour dates, which included stadium audiences as large as 12,000 people, were sold out.

With songs like “Südtirol” and “Land der Vollidioten” (“Land of Complete Idiots”), which rails against the removal of crosses from schools out of respect for non-Christian children, critics in Germany have argued the band helps to foster anti-immigrant sentiment and right-wing nationalism. The musicians argue they are merely singing about their personal experiences, and that their reputation as a far-right band is a media distortion.

In one song, “Wahre Werte,” or “True Values,” Mr. Burger sings that “language, traditions and religion are the values of the homeland/Without them we will go under.” In an interview, Mr. Burger said he had titled one recent song “Antiwillkommen” (“Anti-Welcome”) to be provocative. After Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to allow large numbers of refugees to come to Germany in 2015, the government encouraged a “willkommenskultur,” or “culture of welcoming.”

A recent article in Der Spiegel, the German newsmagazine, described the band as “sounding like the soundtrack to the party platform of the AfD,” referring to the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany party , which landed a surprising 13 percent of the vote in national elections last year. The band’s recent German tour was met with protests in several cities.

Peter Söder, 52, and his wife, Claudia, 44, traveled to South Tyrol from the southern German state of Baden-Württemberg to see the band at Alpen Flair. “Frei.Wild isn’t just entertainment and fun, it’s also political,” Mr. Söder said. “The lyrics capture the zeitgeist in Germany,” he said.

Smoking a cigarette in the festival’s backstage area, Mr. Burger recounted how he and three acquaintances — Christian Fohrer, Jochen Gargitter and Jonas Notdurfter — formed the band in 2001, inspired by the Ramones, Guns N’ Roses and Böhse Onkelz, a German rock group that has also been accused of extreme right-wing sympathies. As a teenager, Mr. Burger sang in a neo-Nazi band called Kaiserjäger — a decision he now describes as a “mistake.” Although all of Frei.Wild’s members live in or around Brixen, Italy, a picturesque town near the Austrian border, they gradually built an audience by playing in clubs and festivals in Germany.

Mr. Burger explained that the band focused on Germany because it has a much larger market for German-language music than Italy. With their message of taking pride in one’s homeland, the band was able to appeal to nationalists in both countries — as well as in Austria and Switzerland.

The group’s success has been met with outrage from musicians, activists and politicians in Germany. In 2012, a journalist accused Frei.Wild on a TV talk show of acting like a neo-Nazi band, setting off a wider discussion about the band’s ideological position. When the band was nominated the following year for an Echo Prize, the German equivalent of the Grammys, other acts threatened to boycott the ceremony and the nomination was rescinded.

Mr. Burger argued that the band’s reputation as a right-wing populist act was largely a creation of the media, which misrepresents and misconstrues his lyrics. The singer, who sports a severe undercut and speaks with a husky rasp, said that most of the band’s songs were personal expressions of “fears, hopes, disappointments, feelings of thankfulness to my family, and about South Tyrol.”

Sven-Christian Kindler, a German lawmaker who was attacked by a right-wing extremist in 2014 after he spoke against Frei.Wild’s lyrics, argued in a telephone interview that Mr. Burger deliberately used ambiguous codes to appeal to far-right fans. “It’s the classical strategy of right-wing radicals,” said Mr. Kindler, a member of the Greens.

As an example, he pointed to the song “Gutmenschen und Moralapostel” (“Do-Gooders and Moralizers”), which complains about the “supermen of the century,” who have decided that “people should hate themselves/Just so history, which brings in money, isn’t put to rest.” Mr. Kindler described the lyrics as “anti-Semitic codes.”

In an email, Mr. Burger said that Mr. Kindler’s accusation was “dumb, malicious, wrong,” and that the lyrics were in fact about “warmongers, corporate emperors,” politicians and “media agitators.” He also argued that the band was pro-Israel, has Jewish fans and has visited Israel many times.

Mr. Kindler said that Frei.Wild fit into the strategy outlined by the “New Right,” a loose movement of political intellectuals in Germany that believes right-wingers need to establish a “cultural hegemony” in order to bring their politics into the mainstream. The band, he said, “is bringing a racist, xenophobic, nationalist, ethnic thinking into the heads of young people through their music.”

Thorsten Hindrichs, a musicologist at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, said in a telephone interview that Frei.Wild had become a rallying point for right-wing populists in a German music landscape that has overwhelmingly positioned itself as “liberal and anti-fascist.”

“Music articulates the interior psychological state of a society,” he said, adding, “Frei.Wild articulates a repertoire of opinions that is no longer a rarity in Germany.”

Back at Alpen Flair, Katja Merz, a 19-year-old from the German state of Hesse, said she was drawn to Frei.Wild by the fact that it has “a song for every emotion — love, pain, happiness.” She said she sometimes argued with friends and strangers about the band’s politics, but that she was convinced that Mr. Burger had left his neo-Nazi politics behind him. Other visitors, including a family with three generations of Frei.Wild fans, said they had attended the festival merely because they enjoyed listening to rock music with German lyrics.

Some attendees saw the band’s appeal in more ideological terms. Bernhard Pahleng, 47, a customer service representative from the Black Forest region of southern Germany, said he welcomed Frei.Wild’s politics, which he said appealed to people who were “sick of being ashamed of being German.” He said the band was part of a patriotic German countermovement to the refugee crisis, which he believed might have been caused by a conspiracy of outsiders — including Jews “who hold the strings” in the United States — to keep Germany from being economically successful.

“In any case,” he said of the band, “it’s a big wave they are making.”

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Frank was set up as an independent Lutheran parish in 1768 and the pastor was resident there.

Frank, a German Lutheran colony, was until October 1918 the Township center of the Frank Township, Atkarsk Region, Saratov Province, 110 versts from the city of Saratov and 94 versts south of the county town of Atkarsk.  Frank was founded as a Crown colony on 16 May 1767 by 117 families from Mecklenburg, Palatinate, Saxony and Darmstadt-Isenburg.  In an edict dated 26 February 1768, Frank was given the Russian name of Medeveditskii Krestovyi Buyerak because of where it was located on the river.

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• Song played from tape Ideal-Berlin Play Video
• Song played from tape Ein Zweiter Stiller Gruß Play Video
• Der Teufel trägt Geweih ( akustik ) Play Video
• Für immer Anker und Flügel ( akustik ) Play Video
• Zusammen und vereint ( akustik ) Play Video
• Sommerland ( akustik ) Play Video
• Verbotene Liebe, verbotener Kuss ( akustik ) Play Video
• Verdammte Welt ( akustik ) Play Video
• Wo nur die besten Thronen ( akustik ) Play Video
• Keine Lüge reicht je bis zur Wahrheit ( akustik ) Play Video
• Weiter, immer weiter ( akustik ) Play Video
• Intro Play Video
• Rivalen und Rebellen Play Video
• Wir bringen alle um Play Video
• Wir reiten in den Untergang Play Video
• Weil du mich nur verarscht hast Play Video
• Zieh mit den Göttern Play Video
• Die Zeit vergeht Play Video
• Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Darf ich bitten Lady?) Play Video
• Irgendwer steht dir zur Seite Play Video
• Südtirol Play Video
• Hab keine Angst Play Video
• Unvergessen, unvergänglich, lebenslänglich Play Video
• Sieger stehen da auf, wo Verlierer liegen bleiben Play Video
• Es geht hier um mein Leben Play Video
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• Es geht hier um mein Leben
• Rivalen und Rebellen
• Verbotene Liebe, verbotener Kuss
• Wir bringen alle um
• Der Teufel trägt Geweih
• Keine Lüge reicht je bis zur Wahrheit
• Wo nur die besten Thronen
• Hab keine Angst
• Unvergessen, unvergänglich, lebenslänglich
• Zusammen und vereint
• Für immer Anker und Flügel
• Kick Ass vs. Arschtritt
• Verdammte Welt
• Wir reiten in den Untergang
• Zieh mit den Göttern
• Irgendwer steht dir zur Seite
• Sieger stehen da auf, wo Verlierer liegen bleiben
• Die Zeit vergeht
• Weil du mich nur verarscht hast
• Das Land der Vollidioten
• Weiter, immer weiter
• Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Darf ich bitten Lady?)

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