The Australian DJ Claire Morgan opens this Sunday afterhour at Else Open Air Club. Starting 2pm she shows an impressive set that somehow combines techno with soundtracks and commercial music (and makes it sound GOOD!)
What do you do when Friedrichshain is calling? You answer!
On Saturday, 23rd of May, you’ll have the opportunity to put that to a test at Friedrichshain Calling! – Will you follow?! at Cassiopeia. There’ll be tunes to dance to, drinks+ to consume and a good time to have. Everything that makes F-Hain unique will be there at the taking. Downstairs, upstairs, in the garden and in the table soccer area, come and join the gang.
Denn niemand ist gemeiner als’n Friechrichshainer!
Doors: 11pm. Entry 8€. Rsvp on Cassiopeia’s event page to get a spot on the guestlist and you’ll get in for 6€.
On Saturday, May 26th, Bar Bobu hosts the Bob Dylan tribut Night aka The Big Bar Bobu Bobby D Bday Bash. Some of the best musicians of Berlin town will pay their respects to the one and only Bob Dylan.
Organised by musical whirlwind Michael Brinkworth 13+ musicians will hit the stage to present their favourite tunes of his Bobness. Among the talents present will be Temple Haze, Wasp Summer, Geraint John Jones, Leelo, Kilkelly, Ella Clayton, Mabloni, Rainer Vom Feld, Sebastian Hoch, Regine S., Wolf-Peter Arand and Angelo Lovato. They’ll play solo and together with the house band of the evening, featuring The house band will feature Michael Brinkworth, Stefan Bregenzer on drums, Hal Strewe on bass, Temple Haze on electric guitar and Thømås Ghåzi on keys/organ.
Free entry! Doors open at 7pm and music starts at 7:30pm sharp. Be there or be square!
On Friday, May 25th, the Club der Visionäre will host another sleepless night with some of the finest electro in town. Dubfound, Pîrvu, Francesco Assenza and Andrea Ferlin will put on some tunes for you. Come on over because Sleep is Commercial!
Let’s get bold on Friday! Suicide Circus hosts BOLD a colourful evening full of ecstatic music. In the club Mohalo live (VC-118A / Mohlao, meanwhile, silent season), DJ MORI (merkur, suicide), Khadija (Midnight Shift, New York) and SDX (suicide, bold) will serve you exquisit tunes, while DJ Krime (dizzy tunes) and Armin (melting point, suicide) will make you dance in the outside area.
Be bold and join the cool kids, because they do it too.
Doors, 11:59 pm. Tickets at Resident Advisor or on the night at the entrance.
If you’re into heavy guitars, snarling vocals and crashing drums you have to pay a visit to Cassiopeia on Thursday, May 24th. The Wolf City Fest Warm Up celebrates all possible (and impossible) variations of metal.
Bang your head – IT’S Metal Time!
Doors 7pm.
Espin will celebrate the release of his debut album at Badehaus on Thursday, 24th of May. It’s an honest, emotional and brave piece of music waiting to be listend to and loved. There’ll be casio beats, synths, saxophone, piano, pop and guitar, a true melting pot of sounds. The night will be opened by the amazing Teresa Bergman. If all this isn’t enough for you to go and see the show, we’re at our wit’s end.
Doors at 7pm.
On Tuesday, May 22nd from 11:55 pm on it’s techno time at Suicide Circus for the open air & indoor encore.une.fois techno edition.
If you’re into deep beats and pumping bass lines this is your place to be for the night. The DJ’s of the night will be Derek Plaslaiko (the bunker new york / perc trax / m-nus), Agaric (drumcode / ovum / we are), Magda El Bayoumi, (tresor.berlin) Lilly Deupré (encore.une.fois) and many more.
Get your ticket at the door or at residentadvisor.net.
If you’ve never been to the Karneval der Kulturen in Berlin you have missed on one of the best representations of the essence of Berlin culture.
Once a year for a whole weekend all Berlin comes together to celebrate its colourful and unique, multi-cultural, vividly beating soul with a big street festival that spreads from Hermannplatz in Neukölln all the way to Möckernbrücke.
Karneval der Kulturen is an invitation to everyone to experience the cultural, gastronomical and musical variety of the city. It’s easy to spend the whole weekend strolling from stall to stall, watching bands play in the streets or to take in the whirlwind that is the parade on Sunday.
A must see!
