musical spheres

In the organizer's words:

Live

Three exclusive live performances in one evening: In "musical spheres", musical acts transform the stage of the planetarium hall and take you on a unique concert under the canopy of the heavens. Up-and-coming music stars surrounded by 360° visuals, which are controlled live and immerse the audience in new galactic expanses, create a very special and impressive experience.

The "musical spheres" concert series combines cosmic live performances with impressive visualizations.

The following line-up awaits you on September 09, 2025:

Joy Wellboy
The Belgian duo Joy Wellboy, consisting of Joy Adegoke and Wim Janssens, combines indie, electronic and pop and creates a style that is as unique as their live shows. Based in Berlin, the artists release on labels such as Bpitch Control, Universal Music and most recently Yoro Moon Records. Their new album "No Law Of The Land", which will be released in January, celebrates the break with the familiar and is carried by warm synths, organic loops and their distinctive voice. After over 200 concerts worldwide, including with Morcheeba, Alt-J and James Blake, Joy Wellboy is known live for her energetic, improvisational performances.

Beaks (to be experienced as a duo)
Behind the music project Beaks is Anna Francesca, an artist rooted in poetry. Her songs are like poems set to music: reduced in sound, intense in expression. With introspective lyrics between dream and reality, she creates minimalist soundscapes full of fragility and depth. In her single "Dirty Girls" she asks: "How do dreams work? Will I wake up if I die?" - and shows how much Beaks dives into the unconscious with her eyes open.

GAST
The duo GAST, made up of Tim and Linus, combines raw analog wave aesthetics with German lyrics that get under your skin. Their songs are not just tracks, but chapters of an overall multimedia concept. Self-produced and deeply rooted in 80s sounds, techno and indie, GAST stands for uncompromising emotion and the sound of a generation between nostalgia and the future.