An unforgettable line-up for the 25th anniversary of the House of Music!
Date: Friday, March 28, 2025 & Saturday, March 29, 2025
Time: Doors 7:00 PM | Start 7:30 PM
Admission to this two-day festival is free! (Limited capacity!)
The Sound Museum is open until 5:00 PM on both days, with last entry at 4:00 PM.
On March 28th and 29th, 2025, the House of Music will be transformed into a place full of magic, music, and emotion. The Sinnesrauschen Festival 2025, our musical highlight celebrating our 25th anniversary, offers two days of unforgettable experiences.
Get ready for a lineup that will get your heart racing and showcase the diversity and creativity of the local music scene. From infectious beats to soulful melodies – experience the power of music in an unparalleled setting.
Let yourself be enchanted by the special atmosphere of the covered courtyard of the House of Music, where eight outstanding acts will provide two emotional evenings of concerts. Come and celebrate a quarter-century of musical passion with us!
Line-up on March 29, 2025:
MAVI PHOENIX (AT)
His multifaceted, beat-driven, melodic rap, full of heart, allows you to bounce and reflect on yourself at the same time. Mavi Phoenix is one of Austria's most versatile artists: he's equally at home in rap, pop, and the club scene. His latest album, "the biggest asshole in the room," is raw, provocative, bold, and brutally autobiographical. Mavi Phoenix embodies and embraces taboo-breaking honesty, radical awareness, and a celebration of the human spirit.
Video: World's End
CULK (AT)
With their third album, “Generation Maximum,” CULK take the pressure off a generation that, as if by magic, transforms the horrors of the present into something positive – and consciously direct it at those who have destroyed their future. “Generation Maximum” is a progressively louder “no” to the imposed burden, a plea for greater vulnerability. Ultimately, it is also a search for a new “Ode to Joy” and courage around us. “We raise our voices so that they may ring forever. Where are we to find the future today?” Those who listen closely will find it: songs about unspoken dreams that, through epic guitar sounds and singer Sophie Löw’s ethereal vocals, seem closer than they actually are.
Video: Eisenkleid
Hearts Hearts (AT)
Hearts Hearts are an indie pop band from Vienna. Between their multifaceted arrangements, the four musicians also impress with their lyrical multidimensionality, without ever getting bogged down in unnecessary complexity. Because the message is clear:
this current state of affairs is unacceptable. "This Is What The World Needs" is an album that doesn't simply copy reality without comment, but seeks to shape it. Ecstatic dancing and raw anger coexist within it, but at its core, there's always a glimmer of hope.
Video: Meet Me In The Bathroom
Bon Jour (AT)
The meteoric rise of the supergroup Bon Jour has cemented their status as one of Austria's "most exciting music projects" (FM4). From opening for Alt-J and topping the FM4 charts to selling out the Gasometer Vienna, the band is redefining the boundaries of the alternative mainstream. Their new single, "A Man With No Name," will be released on January 10th – just in time for their performance at the renowned Eurosonic Noorderslag festival.
Video: I Am Out
Festival Sinnesrauschen – a collaboration with
Der Standard & Blue Bird Vienna
Running Order:
19:30 – 20:00 Bon Jour
20:15 – 21:00 Hearts Hearts
21:15 – 22:15 Culk
22:30 – 23:30 Mavi Phoenix
