All rigths reserved by Gudrun Liemberger. Gudrun  (birth name Gudrun Gabriele Machowetz) was born  in Austria.  She grew up in Weitra (woodquarter), a small town in the countryside. At home she made music since she was a little girl,  together with her two sisters and took lessons  in singing, guitar, violin, piano and flute. After some years working in her mothers company,  as well as spending time in England and United States, she went to Vienna  at the age of 22 and aquired a Musical Diploma with distinction at the Academy of Music and performing Arts.   An  international Theatre workshop in Germany (Berlin/Wannseeforum),  and  Film- and Theatre acting studies in Vienna followed.  Appearance in some Festival Films. Gudruns compositional -  and band activities were her permanent companion.  With her band „SheSays“ the musical path was sealed by the entry into music business. Bands (selection) : Galahad  (1999) The Shepherds:  (2001) SheSays:   (2004) CD Releases:   SheSays   „SheSays“  (2006)  Album Nr. 1 in the Austrian Charts                                                    SheSays    „Want it“  (2007)                                               SheSays    „Acoustic Live“  (2008) Single „Rosegardens“  Nr. 2  in the Austrian Charts Amadeus Award (2006) Supporting act for:  Alice Cooper, Seal, Toto, Deep Purple, Laith Al-Deen, Xavier Naidoo  Support Tour with  SheSays  for Bryan Adams in Austria, Germany and Benelux  Support Tour with  SheSays  for Uriah Heep  in Germany and Switzerland CD project with:  Dubblestandart  & Lee „Scratch“ Perry                               „Return from Planet Dub“  (2009)  2010 she started her new  project  „GuGabriel“  (composed of her names  Gudrun and Gabriele.)  CD Releases:    GuGabriel   „Anima(l)“   (2011)  Christmas Single:  GuGabriel   „Poor little Joé“  (2011)  On the road,  with her  band  „GuGabriel & the Nomads of the Universe“  Actress (selection):   „Zum Kotzen“  (2003)                              „Potio“   (2007)                                 „Joe“  (poor little matchgirl -  2008)                               „Soko Donau“  (2009)    . . . and more than  15 arthouse short movies