Siddharta (band)

Siddharta is a Slovenian rock band that has been named after the novel by Hermann Hesse.

Band History

Already at the beginning they played their own songs in the club K4 in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana. Your first major appearance they had opened for Dog Eat Dog and Liquido on the Slovenian rock festival rock Otočec.

The band Laibach released on the album WAT a cover version of B Mashina.

On September 13, 2003 Siddharta played with the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra together in front of 30,000 people at a packed football stadium Bežigrad in Ljubljana.

Discography

Albums

Singles ( Germany )

  • Rave
  • My Dice

Awards

2000:

  • Boomerang Award for Newcomer
  • Zlati Petelin award for Best Newcomer
  • Zlati Petelin award for Best Rock Album
  • Zlati Petelin award for best album

2001:

  • Zlati Petelin award for the best group

2002:

  • Viktor award for Artist of the Year
  • Boomerang award for Group of the Year

2003:

  • Viktor award for Video of the Year

2004:

  • Viktor award for Artist of the Year
  • Viktor award for outstanding achievements

2005:

  • Viktor award for Artist of the Year
  • MTV Europe Music Award

2007:

  • Viktor Award 2006 for the Artist of the Year

Live performances

1999/2000:

  • ID tour of Slovenia (over 80 appearances )
  • Local opening act for bands like Liquido, Dog Eat Dog, Leningrad Cowboys

2001/2002:

  • North tour of Slovenia (over 50 appearances )
  • Headlining all major festivals Slovenian

2003:

  • Appearance with the Symphony Orchestra in front of 30,000 people ( recorded and broadcast live on radio and television )
  • Sold out Rh - tour of Slovenia
  • Austria first appearance in Zell-Pfarre/Sele-Fara

2004:

  • Appearances in Hungary, Germany, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Croatia, Serbia & Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina

2005:

  • Concerts in Germany (Club Tour ), Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia & Montenegro

2006:

  • Hall tour Gesamtslowenien

2007:

  • Club tour in Slovenia, Austria and Italy

2008:

  • Concerts in Slovenia; a concert in Sweden

2009:

  • Concerts in Slovenia; a concert in Italy

2010:

  • Concerts in Germany (Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Munich)
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