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 night sky. Up-and-coming music stars, surrounded by 360° visuals that are controlled live and immerse the audience in new galactic expanses, 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 November 17, 2026:ANT ENOCHThe artist, who lives in Sydney and Berlin, ANT ENOCH writes anthems that make you cry on the dance floor. His melodic bedroom pop blends his love for melancholic 1980s dance ballads with a contemporary analog aesthetic. His self-produced debut EP, *Big Talk Big Party* (2024), was created during the isolation of the pandemic and combines classic Japanese drum machines, deeply personal lyrics, and piano, synthesizer, and violin. Early songwriting experiments led him to music conservatories in Sydney and Toronto, where he played in small clubs. Today he divides his time between Berlin and Bankstown and wows audiences with his live shows in Berlin, Munich, and Sydney, among other places, as well as at festivals.AVA JOEAt just 22 years old, it may seem unusual at first that Ava Joe an “old soul”—but her passion for storytelling and her ability to transform personal experiences into romantic snapshots speak for themselves. Inspired by art, music, and film, as well as artists like Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, and Brigitte Bardot, she has developed a timeless musical aesthetic. Her debut single “Black Smoke” takes listeners on a journey into the story of a past relationship marked by toxic codependency. Raised in Devon, Ireland, and London, she studied music performance at the Brit School and vocal performance at the ACM, and has since established herself as an impressive singer and performer.Caro SchaefflerCaro Schaeffler seeks to create a world through her art where one can lose oneself, but also find oneself again. As a self-proclaimed “hopeless romantic,” she transforms fleeting moments into intimate, timeless art. Her music oscillates between melancholy and youthful naivety: chanson-style ballads blend with organic and modern pop elements. Her personal songs speak of discovering beauty in all experiences—even the painful ones—and sharing that beauty with others. Her visual language is also shaped by poetic nostalgia, classic films, and the worlds of painting. Her long-term goal: to create art that endures in a world of ever-increasing transience© SPB Translated with DeepL