Andy Bünger

Born into a European family of artists, Andy Bünger stepped onto the stage for the first time at the age of five, performing in his parents’ musical show. He later studied classical and contemporary percussion, drums, timpani, mallet instruments, and panpipes in Frankfurt. Followed by training with musicians including Stephan Traub (Gong, Mike Oldfield), a protégé of legendary vibraphonist Gary Burton. As well as with Latin pianist Armin Keil (Orquesta Conexion Latina). He is also a certified Audio and Mastering Engineer.
Following his studies, he developed his own musical projects and solo performances, including Jolly Roger, a crossover project combining modern classical music, jazz and tango. Over the years, his work has expanded to include jazz collaborations, live film performances, and the development of stage concepts for fellow artists.
Alongside his live performances, Andy has worked as a studio musician, arranger, transcriber, musical director, and producer.
Nevertheless, his biggest passion is still performing live on stage and taking his audience on an unforgettable journey through the world of music.