Metropolink Festival / Lostboi Lino, Tiavo, 6euroneunzig, Greta, Kosta

In the organizer's words:

Greta

Greta is a multi-instrumentalist, a surfer, strong and independent. With songs between youth and growing up, between city and beach.
Urban pop with salt in her hair. When you experience Greta, listen to her music, follow her voice, her words, then you do. Then you suddenly know that everything is just right. And much more. Greta sings differently, carries herself differently, looks at the world differently, tense and yet relaxed, concentrated and pleasantly casual at the same time, experienced like a veteran and hungry and alert like the newcomer that she is. Greta sings love songs to a blurred life, hymns to the uncertain, odes
to confused hearts. Between warm, wild hunger for life and unsuspected depth, between innate lightness and dark blue melancholy.

Lostboi Lino

Too rap for a rock band, too grunge for German rap. Lostboi Lino is somewhere in between - and that's exactly why he sounds like nobody else. His sound is like Seattle meets Stuttgart. Somewhere between grunge, rap and punk.
Sometimes melancholic, then angry again. A little light, a little heavy. His songs capture the small and big moments.
With Lost Tape and Phase two albums in two years, 150 million streams in the middle of the pandemic and then 170 shows - from tight club stages to major festival appearances - Lostboi Lino has long since left newcomer status behind him as an independent artist.

Kosta

We first heard Kosta and then couldn't get it out of our heads for weeks, so we couldn't help but book him straight away. Simply catchy music with no frills, neither in the production nor in the lyrics, and a voice that simply makes you want more. We've loved it since the first time we heard it and you will too. You can then tell your friends that you've already seen him live when the hype kicks in;) Ah yes smoking > vaping

6euro ninety

Kat and Nina have already experienced several times what a couple of boozy evenings with spicy margaritas in their own shared kitchen can do. While some people crash completely, the two of them instead produce track after track of heavy techno-rap planks from these sessions, which have turned them into artists with millions of streams and a lot of hype potential. Whether it's productions like "Zur Party" or "Halz Maul", the characteristic "Alk & Liebe" or the yuppie reckoning "Auto", whether it's crazy lines about sexualized violence or emancipatory statements: as 6euroneunzig, the duo fires one banger after another into the German-speaking rap scene and is rightly rewarded with props from all sides. Privately busy with ice bathing, kickboxing and being moms, the two manage what has always been considered the secret recipe for a successful career: aiming high but staying on the carpet. Bring a change of clothes! It's going to be wild.

Tiavo

Tiavo are the end of the constant whining. A band that Falco and Rio Reiser would have loved to join. And not just because there's Korn.

Neue Deutsche Welle at its best in 2025! We've already seen the show and can promise you that it's just a lot of fun. Dance, sing along and forget the time.
Come along, it will be romantic at the regulars' table!