Das radioeins Parkfest: Finales Wochenende mit Fuffifufzich, Die Höchste Eisenbahn u.v.a.

In the organizer's words:

The last weekend of the radioeins Parkfest has begun. So get out into the park at Gleisdreieck! There will be free concerts, readings and comedy outdoors. And on this Saturday, there'll be some more big bangers!

Anyone arriving by bike can have their bike checked and coded free of charge at the ADFC bike check from 10 am to 5 pm at and the Berlin police will also be on site until 4 pm to register bikes to prevent theft. From 3 p.m. it's time to get on the saddle: Hop on the saddle and explore the historical traces of the Park am Gleisdreieck with radioeins Rad'n Rollers Henrik Barth and Simon Brauer and tour guide Axel von Blomberg.

In the afternoon, there will once again be special highlights for younger guests on the park festival stage:
At 1 p.m., the Hexenbergensemble will perform the fairy tale of Hare and Hedgehog. This will be followed by children's music by Senta, which is not only fun, but also empowers and makes important statements.

At2 p.m. , Musiktheater Atze will be a guest on the radioeins Parkbühne with the play "Da sein". Discover the big world of emotions together with the hedgehog and the rat.

Afterwards, Ich & Herr Meyer will create a great atmosphere. For 10 years they have been making kid pop that comes from the belly, goes through the head, into the legs and straight into the heart!

From 4 pm you can marvel at a unique beatbox concert performance by the Razzones. The finest entertainment, with ingenious arrangements from the most diverse musical genres in the world.

From 7 p.m. Radio Pop Off with actress, singer, clown and presenter Vidina Popov and her special sidekick Sebastian Voigt. Vidina has invited Idil Baydar and Edin Hasanovic. Here is the full load of energy! Fasten your seatbelts recommended.

From 8 pm Claudia Gerth and Elissa Hiersemann from the radioeins music editorial team take over the stage.

KAMA Orchestra will kick off the evening. The Potsdam collective of 16 people will fill the park with powerful wind instruments and driving rhythms paired with electronic beats to create an energetic, danceable sound. Only 17 Hippies have ever had more people on the Parkfest stage.

This was followed by Die höchste Eisenbahn, who returned with new material after a 6-year break and presented first impressions from their new album "Wenn wir uns wieder sehen, schreien wir uns wieder an". With melodic indie pop, clever arrangements and thoughtful lyrics, they create songs that are both light-footed and profound.

Fuffifufzich close the evening with their wild mix of synth-pop, Neue Deutsche Welle and Cloudschlager. Their lyrics playfully alternate between German and English, wit and depth, and Fuffi brings an energy to the stage with enormous coolness that is guaranteed to be infectious!