FluxFM Bergfest Jenseits von Millionen Takeover mit Die Horsecocks & Lawn Chair

In the organizer's words:

Free live concerts right on the Spree - every Wednesday!

Every Wednesday, FluxFM celebrates the middle of the week - with great acts, delicious street food and cool drinks, all with a view of the Spree. Discover bands and artists and wind down after work in a relaxed atmosphere. Free admission! Presented by Erdinger Brauhaus Helles and Rausgegangen.

The FluxFM Bergfest has a long tradition. Whether international acts or Berlin newcomers. The FluxBau stage has already hosted a number of music greats. If you appreciate live music and want to listen to indie, pop and rock sounds, this is the place to be. And we start with the following line-up:

Line-up:

On August 1 and 2, the Jenseits von Millionen Festival will take place at Burg Friedland in Brandenburg. As every year, fans of handmade indie rock and indie pop are drawn to the spectacle to discover the latest bands on the scene. What's particularly nice is that the festival is a charity event. The team works on a voluntary basis and donates the proceeds to regional projects and international children's aid organizations.

The Horsecocks

The Horsecocks are a queer indie band from Cologne and Hamburg who have been making the stages of Cologne and beyond unsafe since 2021. Musically somewhere between pop, rock, country and psychedelic, it is important to them to emphasize that they are always fashionable. Their first EP Half Grown was released in 2024, since then more great singles have been released, some of which you will surely get to hear at FluxFM Bergfest.

Lawn Chair

After a somewhat quieter year in 2024, Lawn Chair are set to conquer the German indie scene this year. In addition to club and festival shows, the release of their debut album You Want It! You Got It! on September 5 stands out in particular. The band's sound is just as banging and demanding as the album title. Somewhere between Beck, DEVO and Broadcast, genres are wildly mixed while late capitalism, toxic masculinity and cell phone addiction are put through the wringer. If you want to see the band before everyone really knows them, you should definitely hurry to the FluxFM Bergfest.