Hello Regensburg,
Marla & I would like to invite you to a magical autumn evening of music in Theresia Kirche. Otherwise known as Theresia - Raum Für Ideen. We'll be playing our original songs backed by the church acoustics for you all to enjoy. Our style is Folk and Country and Americana. If you love Bob Dylan, or Leonard Cohen, or Gillian Welch or Sierra Ferrell, then you will love the show.
Entry:
Reduced 15€
Normal Ticket 20€
AK: 25€
Doors: 19:00
Showtime: 19:30
MUSKETEER (Australia) No stranger to a bustling street corner nor a grand stage, Musketeer has spent the better part of the last decade honing his storytelling skills and songwriting craft in some of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Wind, hail or shine, this hardened Australian folk troubadour has blazed through it all with steadfast fervour, howling his way onto the stage, often consumed in some sort of biblical rapture. Musketeer has released three studio records in the last decade, ‘Glorious Light’ (2025), ‘The North Sea’ (2021) and ‘Seven Long Years.’ (2017) and has supported artists from around the globe including, ‘Half Moon Run’ (CA), ‘Home Free’ (US) and ‘Amistat.’ (DE). In 2026 Musketeer begins a new chapter, releasing a haunting acoustic version of his song, Empty Churches. Leaning back into a DIY approach, Empty Churches was recorded at home with UK folk-blues musician, Jon Kenzie.
MARLA MOYA (Germany)
You hear her once – and you don’t forget. Marla Moya sings with a raw warmth and clear emotionality. Her songs are honest, unpretentious, and carry a quiet intensity – both timeless and rooted in the now. Her music echoes legends like Harry Nilsson or Stevie Nicks, while resonating with the spirit of contemporary indie artists such as Angel Olsen and Weyes Blood.
In recent years, Marla toured around the world with her former duo – playing over 1000 shows, including performances at Glastonbury Festival, Mariposa Folk Festival. A new chapter begins: under the name Marla Moya, she released her debut solo album Sanguine Soul in November 2025 via Backseat, produced by her teenage idol Robert Francis in Los Angeles. Joining her are world-class musicians like Joachim Cooder (Buena Vista Social Club) and Doug Pettibone (Tracy Chapman, Keith Richards). The album was recorded live to tape – without a click track – a deliberate choice in favor of feel, space, and soul over perfection. Her songs trace the arc of transformation – of letting go, rediscovering oneself, facing fear, and holding onto hope. “Even though it doesn’t feel like a classic love-song album to me,” Marla says, “a golden thin thread runs through almost every track. Which makes sense – in the end, everything in life revolves around love.”
Between light and shadow, longing and belonging, the desire to be seen and the strength to stand alone. Marla Moya’s songs are both intimate and expansive – opening emotional spaces while staying grounded. In the end, you're never quite sure: is that a laugh or a cry? Probably both. And that’s exactly why she stays with you.
