Concerts
-
The Beaches came to Party: Queer Joy and Catharsis
On February 22, 2026, The Beaches took over Hamburg Docks. For two hours, the indie-rock band from Toronto transformed the venue into a sweaty, glittering, euphoric celebration of heartbreak, queer joy, and chaotic girlhood. From the very first note to the final encore , the energy never once dipped. If anything, it multiplied. Starting (and Ending) with a Bang The show opened exactly how it closed: with the pop-rock anthem Last Girls at the Party. An undeniable banger from their latest album. From the first chorus, the crowd was already shouting every word back at the stage. The Beaches have mastered the art of the high-energy opener, and this one…
-
Florence + The Machine Are Bringing the Coven to Germany
Florence Welch is about to unleash her witchcraft on Cologne and honestly, the city should prepare accordingly. With a new era fully underway, Florence + The Machine are taking their spellbinding new album Everybody Scream on the road, and Germany is firmly on the ritual map. This fall, Florence will grace Berlin, Cologne, and Munich with a handful of much-anticipated shows that promise catharsis, chaos, and community. Released fittingly on Halloween 2025, Everybody Scream leans hard into themes of witchcraft, folk horror, and feminine power. It’s an album steeped in mossy mythology and emotional exorcism a natural evolution for an artist who has always danced on the edge of the…
-
In Soft Light and Song: Dodie Plays Cozy Show in Hamburg
On 13 November, Gruenspan in Hamburg seemed to glow from the inside out for the Dodie concert. Even before the lights dimmed, the venue was humming with a gentle excitement born from the anticipation of seeing an artist who feels like an old friend. Fans shook off the November chill as they stood shoulder to shoulder into the cozy, wood-paneled room. It didn’t take long for warmth to spread, first literal, then emotional. Conversations turned into soft laughter, and the unmistakable sense settled over the crowd that this would be a night of both nostalgia and new beginnings. Gruenspan felt less like a concert venue and more like a shared…
-
Tom Odell in Hamburg: A Night of Hope, Release, and Healing
While most of Germany was celebrating the start of the carnival season, a different kind of gathering took place in Hamburg that evening, one for the “vulnerable souls,” as Tom Odell might say. Inside the Barclays Arena, on the 11th of November 2025, fans came together for emotional catharsis. Before Odell’s arrival, two support acts, the talented Matilda Mann and Chance Peña, set the stage with warmth and sincerity. Their strong voices and emotionally charged songs created an atmosphere of intimacy in the big arena. Gentle jazz music followed, drifting through the air as the crowd waited for Tom in quiet anticipation. Then, the lights dimmed. The curtain on stage…
-
Wolf Alice Turn Hamburg Into a 70s Rock Dream
On November 7th, Wolf Alice turned Hamburg’s Georg Elser Halle into a fever dream straight out of the 70s. Perched on top of the city’s iconic concrete bunker, the venue offered a panoramic view of the funfair spinning in neon loops below. Outside: dizzying rides, flashing lights, the smell of fried sugar. Inside: bell-bottoms, fur coats, and more vintage leather than a Fleetwood Mac reunion tour. The crowd at Georg-Elser-Halle didn’t just come for a concert, they came dressed for time travel. With their latest album The Clearing steeped in the golden haze of 70s rock, Wolf Alice had set the vibe before they even plugged in an amp. But…
-
Wolf Alice Bring “The Clearing” to Europe: Live in Hamburg This November
After conquering stages across the U.S. and Canada, British indie rock powerhouse Wolf Alice are finally bringing their The Clearing European tour to Germany. On November 7, the North London quartet will play the Georg Elser Halle in Hamburg, followed by stops in Cologne, Berlin, and Munich. Magic in the Making Known for their electrifying live performances, Wolf Alice have grown from indie insider favorites to a dynamic and positively-unpredictable live band. Once a support act for Harry Styles, Foo Fighters or Queens of the Stone Age, they’re now headlining major venues with the confidence of a group that’s found its sound and its audience. 70’s Rock Meets Cinema Their latest album, The…
-
A Weekend to Remember: Lollapalooza Berlin Turns 10
Lollapalooza Berlin presented by Telekom celebrated its 10th anniversary, and what a celebration it was. Through pouring rain and blazing sunshine, nothing could stop the crowd from soaking in the unique magic of Lolla. This festival is a colourful, inclusive, and open space where everyone can find something to get excited about. From Kidzapalooza welcoming the youngest music lovers, to Fashionpalooza showcasing drag, fashion shows, queer comedy, and makeup classes, there was inspiration, laughter, and wonder at every corner. With cozy corners, brands offering freebies (Crocs, anyone?), makeup booths, tattoos, and pop-up shops, Lollapalooza Berlin felt like a playground for self-expression and creativity. Day One: Rain, Energy, and Pop Anthems…
-
Lollapalooza Berlin Turns 10: What to Expect at This Year’s Anniversary Edition
Photo Credit: Fabian Kirchner
-
Dua Lipa brings Radical Optimism Tour to Prague: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Pop Spectacle
If you’re looking for a once-in-a-lifetime party, think huge emotions, endless confetti, and a stage setup so cinematic you can’t look away, stop searching. Radical Optimism Tour has it all. On May 28th, the pop powerhouse Dua Lipa brought her second night of magic to Prague’s O2 Arena, and the show was packed with unforgettable moments from start to finish. But let’s rewind and start at the very beginning. A Promising Start: A Future Star Opens the Night Opening the show was UK newcomer Alessi Rose, a rising star who already shows strong promise in both her sound and lyrics. With a unique aesthetic and clear pop potential, Alessi brought…
-
Alfie Jukes Live: Flashlights, Fan Projects, and Full-Volume Feels
On May 12th Alfie Jukes brought his All Dressed Up For Nothing Tour to the Rock Cafe in Prague. But he did not come alone! His special guests Waiting For Smith and Ben Ellis completed the evening and added their energy to this magical night. Free Therapy The evening began with something gentle; Waiting for Smith, the first support act, invited the crowd into a therapeutic space of music and manifestations. His set was more than a warm-up; it was a moment of grounding. Encouraging the audience to dance, shake off the bad, and appreciate the good, his wholesome energy set the tone for the night. Singing affirmations embedded in…
