Lifetime Achievement Award for Die Seer at Amadeus Awards

A few months after their farewell tour, the dialect band Die Seer can look forward to a major accolade: The group, founded in 1996, will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 25th Amadeus Austrian Music Awards. Comedian and singer Viktor Gernot will present the trophy at the gala on March 7th in the Vienna Marx-Halle, the organizers announced on Wednesday. The band has "created a musical sense of home that connected people," it was said.

Die Seer with Multiple Top Placements

Throughout their career, Die Seer, musically positioned between folk music, Austropop, rock, and country, landed 14 albums at the top of the domestic charts. According to the Amadeus organizers, this makes them "a defining band of the Austrian music landscape." Last year, the "Ausklang" tour and a double album of the same name marked their stage farewell. The group is proof that music is never just music. "It creates community, memories, and a sense of home. And that is exactly what Die Seer embodied like hardly any other band."

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