LARK's 15th anniversary

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September 13th 2025
LARK's 15th anniversary: Celebrating 15 years of rhythm and resonance

Growing together with this community has been a privilege and a pleasure. 
Here’s to 15 years of Berlin’s thriving music scene at LARK, and to many more ahead.

Line Up:
Corner Condition
djWeWork (DJ Set)
Kedi Bounce (DJ Set)
Lea Fabrikant
Miss Nöyd
Oum Shatt
Saiko Ryusui
Triqi x Chichi

Early Bird (ends on 31.07 at 23:59)
12 € ticket

Early Bird two (ends on 11.08 at 23:59) 
15 € - 18 € ticket

Pre sale (starts on 12.08)
20 € - 30 € ticket

Multivalent music duo CORNER CONDITION is composed of California-born artists Haley Castro and Evan Ho. As their name suggests, the music evokes a flux-state drama, combining driving electronic beats with politically-charged lyrics and jazz guitar solos. Appropriating high fashion and commercialized eroticism are just two vehicles of many that highlight their critique of contemporary power relations; a caricature of The Neoliberal Dream is thus extruded. Corner Condition's latest single release, entitled HUNDRED STRANGERS, precedes a debut album release planned for mid-2025.

DjWeWork is an accredited multi genre mood facilitator, with accolades in tonally focused club bangers with a focus on sonic DEI.  

DJ trio Kedi Bounce delivers house music with an eclectic twist, consistently curating thrilling and diverse selections that transcend the ordinary. Their soundscapes are sexy, groovy, and brimming with attitude, making every performance a celebration of music’s power to move and inspire. Whether it's a pulsating nightclub, a vibrant festival, or an intimate gathering, critical P, Jean-Jez, and Mesmer turn every event into a memorable dance experience. Get ready to be captivated by the freshest sounds in house music, brought to you by a trio that knows how to hiss less and purr more.

Lea Fabrikant is a multidisciplinary artist, born in Riga, raised in Jerusalem and based in Berlin.
She works as a sound artist, performer, DJ, curator, and photographer, compiling and creating expressions that embrace and feed on “errors” as fragile necessities. Her practice centers on improvisation, using her voice, instruments, sounding objects and field recordings.
Merging coincidences, intentions, sounds and visuals, both pure or heavily processed, into something deeply personal.

Miss Nöyd is an all-female/FLINTA band based in Berlin, born out of the solo project of Norwegian singer-songwriter Bente Lorentzen. Founded in 2017, Miss Nöyd began as a reflection of Bente's transition from the peaceful shores of her small Norwegian fishing village to the energetic chaos of Berlin. Their new music is a fusion of catchy melodies to uncover themes around relationships, loneliness, mental health, and search for identity. Through an honest presence and goofy energy, they are poised to resonate with a wider audience, drawing listeners who find solace and strength in the band’s honest exploration of the world.

Nine years ago, Oum Shatt released a critically acclaimed debut album. This led to Song of the Year awards from Berlin Radio Eins („Gold To Straw“) and TAZ Popblog („Power To The Women Of The Morning Shift“), as well as a BBC featured segment and appearances at SXSW, Transmusicales in France and Electric Picnic in Ireland. 2024 sees the return of the Berlin-based band - consisting of singer and songwriter Jonas Poppe, founding member Chris Imler on drums, guitarist Richard Murphy and Rémi Letournelle on bass and synthesizer - with a second album that even surpasses their debut. Where Oum Shatt combined American surf with Greek rembetika music, no wave and oriental influences on their debut, here they fan out their sound even further. Their last show in October at Lido got sold out, we advise you grab a ticket while they last !

Saiko Ryusui is the drummer of the band Brabrabra. She produces music for dance pieces for young children, including babies. For a few years now, she has been performing solo cloudy-ambient music using her voice, synths, and random sounds — inspired by the free spirit of childhood, but also conveying a sense of calm, with touches of humor, imaginary landscapes, and adventurous stories.

Behind the booth, where basslines meet starlight, Triqi and Chichi found their rhythm—and their fire. Bound by the balance of Libra energy and the heat of pulsing beats, they weave sound into soul, spinning late-night sessions into shared awakenings. Whether deep in the groove or lost in a shared glance, their music is a celebration of connection: fiery, fluid, and full of love. 

Funded by Initiative Musik and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media (BKM)