GENESIS OWUSU
Genesis Owusu performs at Metropol, a nightclub in Schöneberg.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Genesis Owusu performs at Metropol, a nightclub in Schöneberg.
Salomea performs live at Kantine am Berghain in Friedrichshain.
A film kept secret until the screening starts, shown in its original version at a cinema in Moabit.
A concert by the band Ronis Goliath at Huxleys Neue Welt in Neukölln.
A curator-led walk through an exhibition on architect Josef Kaiser's GDR work, looking at how East Berlin's buildings were planned.
A Cinebrasil festival programme of short films at Babylon, screening the titles Sussuros do Samsara and Contos da Tulpa.
An author reads from her youth novel at the Literarisches Colloquium, a literary house in Wannsee, where the reading itself is the evening.
Solo artist Yaris fronts a band through a German-language rock set from the album Kein Plan B, moving from harsh to tender.
A stop on H1GHR's European tour season, held at Huxleys Neue Welt, a music venue in Neukölln.
A German-language show at Die Wühlmäuse, a long-running Berlin cabaret stage, about the dark sides of the human psyche.
Tinie Tempah brings his tour to Prenzlauer Berg's Frannz Club, with Cintia Sofia on support.
A 29-minute Brazilian short by Narriman Kauane, shown in the Cinebrasil festival programme at Babylon.
London nu-metal band reviving the sound of the early 2000s, playing loudly with a rowdy energy. The band keeps its identity anonymous and lets the music do the talking.
Book premiere of Claudia Durastanti's Missitalia, paired with a conversation about Carlo Levi's Christ Stopped at Eboli, held in German, English and Italian in the Literaturhaus's main hall.
Co-headline show by ERRA and CURRENTS in the metalcore and djent genres, with CASKETS and AVIANA supporting, the European stop after a North American co-headline tour.
A German-language evening from the Gorillas collective titled Perspektiven.
Lynnic and ItsArius play a concert in this Kreuzberg club.
A concert at SO36 with support acts cosmic joke and bad beat.
A tribute show built around Depeche Mode's songs, at a music venue in Neukölln.
A screening at Lichtblick cinema as part of the Vierte Welle Film Festival, shown in its original version with German subtitles.
A production by Luis August Krawen and Martha Mechow staged at the Werkraum of the Berliner Ensemble in Kreuzberg.
A New Faces night at Tresor, hosted by Lowpass, showcasing a lineup of emerging artists in the club's main techno space.
A lunchtime chamber concert in the Philharmonie: students from the Julius Stern Institute play with the Aureus Quartet and pianist Itamar Carmeli, who also has a jazz background. The programme is Dvořák's Piano Quintet No. 2.
A free guided tour through the building history of the Literaturhaus Berlin, from an 1889 wedding-gift villa through a refugee shelter and a dance studio to a literature house. The tour text is in German with an English section.