Afterwards: “Pratersterne” and “Good Night Austria”
Vienna (OTS) – With humorous highlights from TV, politics and chronicles, “Welcome Austria” starts on Tuesday, March 12, 2024, at 10 p.m. on ORF 1 – and from 8 p.m. on on.ORF.at and in the TVthek app – in DIE .NIGHT. Stermann and Grissemann then welcome their talk guests El Hotzo and Christina Stürmer, Maschek again delivers the acoustic memes about current politics and “Die Tuesday Night Chapel” inspires together with Christina Stürmer and the final number “A half a life”. At 11 p.m. the “Prater Stars” light up THE NIGHT when Hosea Ratschiller welcomes Gunkl, Manuel Thalhammer, Malarina and Fuzzman to the stand-up stage of the Vienna Fluc. At 11.30 p.m. there will be a Dacapo with “Good Night Austria”.
“Welcome Austria” with Stermann & Grissemann at 10 p.m.:
Christina Sturmer has been a star of the German-speaking pop scene for 20 years. Last year she made music history and was the first German-speaking musician to record an “MTV Unplugged” concert at the Vienna Volkstheater, which will be shown on ORF 1 on Friday, March 15th at 10:30 p.m. Now the tour of the same name and live album follows. The Upper Austrian chats with the “Welcome Austria” presenters about her first gigs after her long concert break and everyday life as a pop star with two children.
Sebastian Hotz also writes stories in the broadest sense as El Hotzo, who became known with posts on Instagram and With his debut novel “Mindset”, Sebastian Hotz dedicated himself to the literary genre and published an exciting book about young men in the 21st century. The talk will show what the boomers Stermann and Grissemann can do with the digital worlds of the young generation.
“Pratersterne” at 11 p.m
Host Hosea Ratschiller has once again invited a diverse group of colleagues to Vienna’s Fluc: Gunkl opens the evening with interesting findings: ear hair in men suggests that fertility is no longer far off. The Upper Austrian Manuel Thalhammer first makes a plea for kitchen machines and then his first eulogy. Malarina, a Tyrolean with Serbian roots, is desperate about the political situation in our country and misses Ibiza pop star HC Strache. Fuzzman could also be a pop star – but he doesn’t want to. He ends the evening with the hit “I dream of the sea”.