The Zellberg Buam is a folk music group hailing from the scenic Zillertal in Tyrol, Austria. Comprised of three brothers, originally Gerhard, Herbert, and Werner Spitaler, the group has been regaling audiences with traditional Tyrolean folk music for decades. Known for their lively performances and authentic alpine sound, they wear their regional heritage on their sleeves, or more aptly, in their music. The band’s name itself is a tribute to their origin, “Zellberg” being the area where they grew up, and “Buam” meaning boys or lads in the local dialect.

The Zellberg Buam established themselves as stalwarts in the Volksmusik (traditional folk music) genre with a career spanning over 40 years—a milestone commemorated in their anniversary album "40 Jahre - Das Jubiläumsalbum." Their discography reflects a commitment to preserving the traditional sounds and stories of the Austrian Alps, as well as a willingness to blend modern influences into their work. Albums like "Unterm Zillertaler Himmel - Urig & echt" and "Auf der Höhenstraße - Das Beste inkl. 6 neue Titel" showcase their mastery of classic folk tunes as well as their own original compositions. Their music isn't just for festive occasions; with albums like "Lieder für die stille Zeit" and "Weihnachtsklänge aus dem Zillertal," they offer a soundtrack for reflection and seasonal celebration. Whether invigorating listeners with robust yodeling on "So a Geigerei" or inviting them to dance with "Zellbergbuam Hütt'ntanz," the Zellberg Buam has solidified their role as ambassadors of Tyrolean culture through music.

Genres

Oberkrainer

Volksmusik

Zillertal

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Latest Release

A Zellberg Bua gibt nie a Rua

Zellberg Buam

Album - 12 Tracks - Released May 17, 2024