Cornerstone (Austrian Band)
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Cornerstone | |
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F. l. t. r.: Michael, Steve, Elena and Erich | |
Background information | |
Origin | Mödling, Austria |
Genres | Rock, Pop, AOR |
Years active | 1998–present |
Labels | ATOM Records (U.S.A.) |
Website | www.cornerstone.co.at |
Members | Elena Atkinson Michael Wachelhofer Steve Wachelhofer Erich Blie |
Cornerstone is an Austrian Pop-Rockband, founded in 1998 by brothers Michael and Steve Wachelhofer and drummer Markus Bousska.
The band is signed by US-label ATOM Records since 2008,[1] at the end of 2013 Cornerstone released the charity-single Smalltown Boy (a cover by Bronski Beat) in aid of the Nottingham City Hospital and the Room To Breathe campaign of the Nottingham Post[2] and reached the charts in their homecountry Austria.[3] From 2016 onwards the band has an ongoing collobaration with Canadian producer Harry Hess, who also worked with Billy Talent, Muse, Simple Plan and was involved in the Grammy-winning album Mendó by Alex Cuba in 2022.[4]. The band also appeared on Austrian national TV ORF a few times.[5]
Cornerstone toured the United States and Europe[6] a few times and shared stage with artists like John Waite[7], New Model Army[8] and Gary Howard, former singer of The Flying Pickets and The Alan Parsons Project.[9] Altough the band trademarked their name, they are using the prefix "®“" or "(AT)" to avoid any confusions with another band, who also used this name in the past.
References[edit]
- ↑ atomrecords.com
- ↑ Nottingham Post (PDF; 351 kB)
- ↑ Chartdiscography Austria
- ↑ Credits 'Mendó' by Alex Cuba
- ↑ TV appearance national Austrian TV ORF
- ↑ Tour schedule Cornerstone (2009)
- ↑ Official Flyer 'Z ROCK Festival' 2009
- ↑ Official Flyer 'ROCK AND BIKE FEST' 2011
- ↑ Pressbulletin Austria Pressagency APA
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