NewsWanda's keyboardist dies shortly before album release

Wanda's keyboardist dies shortly before album release

Created: 09/26/2022 Updated: 09/26/2022, 8:45 p.m

Rockband Wanda
The members of the band Wanda, Lukas Hasitschka, Marco Michael Wanda (actually Michael Marco Fitzthum), Manuel Christoph Poppe, Christian Hummer and Reinhold Weber. © Fabian Nitschmann/dpa

Christian Hummer was a longtime keyboardist for the Austrian band Wanda. After a long, serious illness, he died shortly before the release of a new album.

Vienna – The longtime keyboarder of the Austrian band Wanda, Christian Hummer, is dead. The musician died after a long, serious illness, his four colleagues said on Monday evening on the group’s official Instagram and Facebook pages. The sad news to fans came just four days before Wanda’s new studio album was released.

The indie rock band Wanda, known for songs like “Bologna” or “Bussi Baby”, was founded ten years ago and has since established itself in Germany and Switzerland as one of the most well-known Austrian acts.

“There are no words that can do justice to this loss,” the band wrote of Hummer’s death. “Christian was a gifted musician and a wonderful person. His enthusiasm for music and his devotion to people made him so endearing.” dpa

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