Franco Micalizzi, the Oliver Onions, Pino Donaggio or many others: their music remains timeless for fans of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. The right music gives strong emotions and every time you listen to it you are transported to another world and a smile crosses your lips. Get to know some of the composers more closely. Some of them have already participated in the Spencerhill Festival and captivated the audience with their art.
- Bud & Terence Cover Band
- The cult film music live from Hungary! Since its foundation in 2017, this unique tribute band from Hungary has been delighting fans with a concept that they love: they only play the music from Bud Spencer and Terence Hill films - authentic, rousing and full of passion.
Cover Band
- The Dune Buggy Band
- The Dune Buggy Band was formed in 2009 when singer and guitarist Davide Stefanon was watching music videos of the Oliver Onions. He wondered who knew all those songs as well as he did, so he came up with the idea to start a cover band. He told his friend Giovanni Celeste about it, who was enthusiastic immediately. Soon after, drummer Mel Contino and bassist Francesco D'Ambrosio also joined the band, giving it the character that still distinguishes it today. With their blend of film music, musical scenes projected in the background and costumes that change according to the song performed, the band quickly became one of the most popular party bands in Italy.
The Dune Buggy Band Live
- La Bionda
- La Bionda are the brothers Carmelo and Michelangelo La Bionda. With their hits "Super Snooper", "Movin' Cruisin'" and "Cats and Dogs" they enriched the Spencer/Hill universe in the early 80s. Twice they presented their music live at the Spencer/Hill Festival and created great enthusiasm.
The duo La Bionda
- The Spencer Hill Magic Band
- The Spencer Hill Magic Band from Hungary has been an integral part of the Spencer/Hill Festival since 2009. Since then, they have been delighting the German fan community year after year with songs by the De Angelis brothers (Oliver Onions), Ennio Morricone, Franco Micalizzi, La Bionda and other composers, always performing their songs completely live and without using a playback!
