Titelbild der Veranstaltung "Steaming Animals" & "Kenopsia" - Konzert im RegenbogenKino

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"Steaming Animals" & "Kenopsia" - Konzert im RegenbogenKino

In the organizer's words:

*** Doors open at 7:00 p.m. ***

You have to experience Steaming Animals live!
When these four friends bring their rousing sound—a melting pot of indie, funk, and psychedelic elements—to life on stage, it’s an invitation to switch off your brain, dance, and immerse yourself in the fusion of guitar sounds.

Through their music, Steaming Animals create a creative space to unite their diverse musical influences and backgrounds—from pop to funk to jazz. The result is moving ballads, driving tracks, and danceable, dreamy songs.
The band’s lyrics are marked by feelings of inner turmoil, which are courageously overcome with reflective lightheartedness, hope, and deep friendship.

Over the past five years, Steaming Animals have grown into an inseparable unit. Every decision is made democratically and on equal footing—an intense, sometimes exhausting process that always pays off, however.
(Steaming Animals press release, 2026)

Kenopsia is a five-piece alternative band from Berlin that was founded in early 2024 by sisters Charlotte and Tabea, along with their cousin Maria.
Over the course of the year, drummer Luka and guitarist Henry joined the band.

With their captivating harmonies and a sound that blends classic rock elements with atmospheric electronic sounds, Kenopsia creates a unique sonic world.
In their metaphor-rich lyrics, the five musicians tell stories about relationship dynamics, inner conflicts, and social issues.
Their music encourages reflection and offers space to freely explore one’s own inner world.

Kenopsia stands for emotions that connect—and sounds that get under your skin.

Admission by donation.
 

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Location

Regenbogenfabrik
Regenbogenfabrik Lausitzer Straße 22 10999 Berlin

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