Da Blechhauf'n is an innovative and energetic brass band hailing from Austria, renowned for their unique blend of traditional brass music with contemporary pop, jazz, and classical elements. Their name, "Blechhauf’n," is derived from the German/Austrian word "Blech" meaning 'brass' and "Hauf’n" which colloquially can mean 'bunch' or 'heap,' thus aptly describing the ensemble: a heap of brass. Formed in the early 2000s, the group originally started as a septet but has expanded over the years and its lineup often fluctuates for different performances and projects.

Their musical style is characterized by a playful and experimental approach, where they are known to infuse humor and showmanship into their performances, breaking the conventional boundaries of brass music. The diversity of their discography, including releases like "Mars de Medici" with its majestic melodies, "Rosanna / Theme from Jurassic Park" with cleverly interwoven pop culture references, and "Well Done," which showcases their virtuosity and precision, has allowed them to build a broad and enthusiastic fan base. Live albums like "Entertainment live" capture the essence of their dynamic stage presence, demonstrating why they've become a beloved act on the live circuit. Da Blechhauf'n continually impresses audiences with their ability to transform the brass ensemble into an engine of expansive musical exploration, making them one of the most interesting and entertaining brass groups around.