Concert This is where we highlight the shows you may have missed or will be excited to see on future tour stops. Lifestyle Lab54: Changing Club Culture, One Boat at a Time We went inside Lab54's London Thames boat party, to see how the landscape of club culture in London is evolving away from more traditional settings ... Words: Elly / March 23rd, 2026 Concert "Geese" in Hamburg! On Monday, March 16th, American rock band Geese, with support from Westside Cowboy, put on a show at DOCKS in Hamburg as part of their "Getting Killed World Tour." It was a highly anticipated gig, the venue got upgraded from Mojo Club, the show sold out again and shortly before the support's set started there was still a line to get inside the venue. A perfect start into the week! Words: Nora / March 23rd, 2026 Concert Good Neighbours in Hamburg – A Huge Celebration of Live Music All Night Long! On Tuesday, March 17th, Good Neighbours set out on a headline show at the Uebel & Gefährlich in Hamburg as part of their 2026 Europe Tour. Hamburg based singer Lisl opened for them this night. With her band, Julian Braun (drums) and Caro (guitar, bass), when they entered the stage, fans were already excited for her set to come. It was noticeable that she managed to build a small fan base herself! Words: Nora / March 21st, 2026 Concert It Was Really Real: Asha Banks Brings Her 'How Real Was It?' Tour To Berlin On March 7th, a Saturday evening, the Columbia Theater in Berlin quickly filled with fans of all ages, gathering for a night of shared love for music, excitement, and a sense of belonging. With Asha Banks’ tour titled “How Real Was It?”, the anticipation in the room hinted at what the night might become: something too good, too emotional, almost too real to be true. A night that promised to linger long after the final song had been played. Words: Sabrina / March 17th, 2026 Concert A Very Gen-Z Experience: Dani Lia in Vienna After kicking off her Seele Berühren Tour 2026 in Munich, Austrian singer Dani Lia, who now lives in Berlin, returned to her home country for a special stop at Vienna’s intimate B72. Words: Lea / March 17th, 2026 Concert Of Monsters and Men’s Fairy-Tale Evening on Their Mouse Parade Tour in Hamburg It's a mild Monday evening on Hamburg's Reeperbahn when a band from frosty Iceland brings its songs to DOCKS – songs that sound like the warmth of a campfire and icy Nordic wind at the same time. As part of their tour "The Mouse Parade,” Of Monsters and Men come to Germany for four shows and quickly demonstrate why their mix of indie folk, melancholy, and big choruses has been reaching people around the world for over a decade. Words: Noah / March 13th, 2026 Concert Amber Run in Hamburg at the Laeiszhalle: A Beautiful and Intimate Concert in a Historic Venue The band Amber Run, together with Dutch singer Néomí, performed at the historic Laeiszhalle in Hamburg. It was a beautiful, intimate gig, perfect for the venue they played in. Fans kept applauding during both sets and listened respectfully. Néomí even joined Amber Run during two songs! Words: Nora / March 10th, 2026 Concert EDEN Turns Berlin’s Kesselhaus into an Intense One-Man Show for His “DARK” Tour EDEN turns Berlin’s "Kesselhaus" into an intense one-man show during the sold-out stop of his “DARK” tour. Words: Noah / March 8th, 2026 Concert Sigrid Took Her "There’s Always More That I Could Say" Tour to Berlin After playing several festivals last year and releasing her third studio album, There's Always More I Could Say, the Norwegian singer Sigrid started the new year on the road with the album-accompanying tour. On March 5th, 2026, it was finally the turn of her fans in Berlin as Sigrid brought her "There's Always More That I Could Say" tour to Huxleys Neue Welt. Words: Andy / March 6th, 2026 Concert Camp, Confidence and Pop Theatre: Sam Quealy Live in Berlin Berlin’s Frannz Club filled with curious faces on February 27th, 2026, drawn by the promise of Sam Quealy’s eccentric take on modern pop with her "JAWBREAKER" tour. From the first note to the final encore, the evening was a celebration of electronic pop, queer energy and theatrical performance. The crowd was visibly diverse, a community reflecting the openness and inclusivity of Sam Quealy's artistry. Words: Frederike / March 5th, 2026 ← Newer articles Older articles →
