musical spheres: Absteige, Serpentin & SKUPPIN

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LiveThree exclusive live performances in one evening: In “musical spheres,” musical acts transform the stage of the Planetarium Hall and take you on a unique concert journey beneath the dome of the sky. Up-and-coming music stars, surrounded by 360° visuals that are controlled live and immerse the audience in new galactic realms, create a truly special and spectacular experience.The “musical spheres”concert series combines cosmic live performances with impressive visualizations.The following lineup awaits you on September 22, 2026:Check-inAbsteige unleash their full emotional range through their music. They write songs that reek of self-destruction—of cold concrete, cold smoke, and dirt under their fingernails. Musically, they blend goth, pop, punk, and the aesthetics of the 2000s. Whether over fast electronic beats or contemplative acoustic arrangements, Absteige always sounds raw, fragile, and uncompromising.SerpentinSerpentin is breaking down genre boundaries with her unique indie-electro sound and spreading like wildfire through the German newcomer scene. Her distinctive, intense voice and her songwriting merge in her self-produced sound into a storm of freedom and pain. Born in Berlin, she has never existed without her art and embodies everything she has so often been denied: euphoria, exuberant emotions, anger, and pain—and the freedom that lies within when one feels the full force of one’s own soul. She paints pictures of her inner world and lets her indie-electro sound clearly express what words cannot.SKUPPINSKUPPIN from Chemnitz bridges the gap between the Neue Deutsche Welle and classic ’80s synth-pop à la Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk. With cool synthesizer landscapes, dark basslines, and a voice that sounds both vulnerable and intense, he creates a unique sound. His latest EP, “Weltschmerz” (Release Date: February 28, 2025), consistently builds on his style and addresses the pressing issues of our time: the state of the world, climate change, political uncertainty, and the overwhelming demands of urban life. SKUPPIN’s lyrics are direct, reflective, and marked by a deep thoughtfulness that blends perfectly with his atmospheric soundscapes. SKUPPIN captivates his audience especially in live performances—with a blend of intense emotion and unexpected intensity. His high-energy performance is amplified by the two musicians Antonia and Ricky (bass, keyboard, synth). © SPB Translated with DeepL

Meeting point: Zeiss-Großplanetarium | Planetarium

Price: €25.00

Next date:

• Date Tuesday, 22/September/2026 21:00 bis 23:10
• Venue Zeiss-Großplanetarium
• Address Prenzlauer Allee 80, 10405 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg