Veranstaltungen
presented by M:Soundtrack + Punkfilmfest Berlin Booking
Born in São Paulo, at the heart of the underground scene, Asfixia Social is a sonic movement that blends punk rock, rap, ska, metal, and Brazilian rhythms. With explosive energy and lyrics addressing social and political issues, the band stands out as one of the most authentic forces in the alternative music scene.
doors 19:00 - show 20:00
my people booking prsnts:
FLINTA* IM KIEZ w/ TOMAR CONTROL (hardcore/old-school, lima/peru) + BERITAN (hc, bln) + Special Guest live!
tomarcontrol.bandcamp.com / beritan.bandcamp.com / linktr.ee/mypeoplebooking
more infos very soon!
at Schokoladen. doors 19 uhr, concert starts 20 uhr. presale tickets available at --> https://vvk.link/3ty0p9s
tickets: https://vvk.link/3uqjd5c
https://softcrystals.bandcamp.com/album/soft-crystals
https://open.spotify.com/album/7lGFLb4j5Wg2Jv16S3oCkF
https://idol-io.ffm.to/nothingchangessoftcrystals
https://www.instagram.com/softcrystals/
https://open.spotify.com/album/7AZhQqYrJwoXDxZNzTFkFV
Soft Crystals
Soft Crystals sind eine Indie-Rock-Band aus Schottland. Die mittlerweile in Berlin lebenden Brüder Stephen und Matthew Morris werden von Douglas Mackay am Schlagzeug begleitet. Das, was als Nebenprojekt begann, wurde schnell zu etwas mehr, als die Band probte und sich ihr Sound entwickelte. Zusammen mit üppigen Melodien und Matthews persönlichen und reflektierten Texten ergeben die Songs einen perfekten Soundtrack für eine lange und dunstige Autofahrt. Mit filmischen Soundscapes und traumhafter Atmosphäre bringt die Gruppe ihre schottischen Ursprünge in das klassische Indie-Format ein. Neblig, endlos herbstlich, mit einer gewaltigen Portion Romantik.
https://open.spotify.com/album/7lGFLb4j5Wg2Jv16S3oCkF
https://idol-io.ffm.to/nothingchangessoftcrystals
https://www.instagram.com/softcrystals/
https://softcrystals.bandcamp.com/album/soft-crystals
Unimportant People
Unimportant People return to Berlin's live scene after releasing their album back in 2011. Their blend of catchy and upbeat indie anthems with Alex's witty tales of romantic failures will have you tapping your toes and drying your eyes all in one swift, energetic blow.
https://open.spotify.com/album/7AZhQqYrJwoXDxZNzTFkFV
doors 19:00 - show 20:00
Come early, stay late—this one’s going to be something special!
M:Soundtrack + African Beats & Pieces prsts: Lollise (NYC / Botswana) + Adelle Nqeto (Bln/ South Africa) + DJ Mixanthrope
Thrilled to welcome Lollise (NYC/Botswana) to the Schokoladen stage!
Her vibrant energy, infectious beats, and radiant presence promise an unforgettable night—get ready to smile, move, and dance!
Opening the evening is the brilliant Adelle Nqeto, a Berlin-based South African artist whose soulful voice and unique take on alternative African folk left our Café Chocolat audience spellbound. We’re so excited to have her back—she’s truly one of a kind, and we can’t wait for you to experience her magic.
The night is co-curated by M:Soundtrack and African Beats & Pieces, a Berlin event series dedicated since 2017 to music made in Africa and throughout its diaspora.
To top it all off, DJ Mixanthrope will be behind the decks with an eclectic mix of rhythms and grooves to keep the energy flowing all night long.
Come early, stay late—this one’s going to be something special!
Lollise is a musician, visual artist and fashion designer from Botswana, currently living in NYC.
Using sound, color and movement, Lollise tells stories of real and imagined worlds,
multidimensional and nuanced, historical and futuristic. She performs with a potent energy and
commitment to the music, in body and in spirit. Lollise creates hybrid songs for this moment,
taking influence from the music she grew up with – Setswana and Kalanga folk songs, '80s and
'90s South African electronic bubblegum and kwaito, Congolese soukous and Zimbabwean
sungura – and the music she has been exposed to in New York, including Afrobeat, new wave,
and art-pop.
Adelle Nqeto's music stems from the gaze of an introverted observer with a passion for melody and stories. Rooted in South African folk and exploring Jazz, Indie and Pop sensibilities, the Berlin-based musician’s work expresses the beauty and complexity in our human reality. Quite fittingly, her music style has been labelled as “Alternative African Folk”.
African Beats & Pieces is a regular event series in Berlin dedicated since 2017 to the music made in Africa and throughout its diaspora. DJ mixes celebrating music from Africa & its diaspora beyond the mainstream since 2017. Curated by Boris Paillard/ DJ Mixanthrope -- @african_beats_and_pieces
doors 19:00 - show 20:00
punkfilmfest booking & little league shows prsnt:
MESS OF MANKIND / crusty hc punk, nbg
messofmankind.bandcamp.com / instagram.com/mess_of_mankind
& I FEEL VIOLENT / hc-punk, bln
/ instagram.com/ifeelviolenthc /
at Schokoladen. doors 19 uhr, concert starts 20 uhr. presale tickets available at --> vvk.link/3t6gbyo
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MESS OF MANKIND: Crusty hc punk aus Nürnberg mit einer hauchfeinen Metalkante, begleitet von wütendem Geschrei über Feminismus, Antikapitalismus und Schmerz.
doors 19:00 - show 20:00 - DJs after 22:00
little league shows & kreuzgut.disko prsnt:
MINOR CITIZEN / alternative rock/grunge-pop, nl
instagram.com/minorcitizenmusic / open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/7E8EBA7iEhcMSyU8fJfQFj
+ tba.
live at Schokoladen. doors 19 uhr, concert starts 20 uhr. pre-sale tickets available --> https://vvk.link/3rhd9ao
& after the show: Kreuzgut.Disko DJs!
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»Minor Citizen is a three-piece rock band from Amsterdam with a big mouth. With a raw mix of hard rock and grungepop, the band is comparable to great acts like Triggerfinger, Queens of the Stone Age, and IDLES.
With an EP produced by Mario Goossens from Triggerfinger, they traveled around the
Netherlands during Popronde. They attracted a lot of attention as one of the most booked acts, with an energetic live show that managed to whip up every single audience.
New music is set to be released in the fall of 2025. Sweat, headbanging, and a voice reminiscent of Chris Cornell. We'll see you in the moshpit.«
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