Berlin Sounds: Music variety celebrates a large festival in summer!

Berlin Sounds: Music variety celebrates a large festival in summer!

Berlin, Deutschland - On June 6, 2025, the RBB project "Berlin Sounds" starts, an ambitious crossover project that is intended to map the variety of Berlin music scene. This project runs until July 25th and involves all RBB editorial offices, including television, radio, online platforms as well as the audio and media library. The initiative aims to present the city's cultural diversity in its different music styles, from classical to techno.

The content is presented in several places, including renowned concert halls and streets. Among other things, a documentary series on the music history of Berlin from the 1960s to the present day is shown in the RBB television program. In addition, an Anja Caspary video podcast is broadcast, which includes interviews with well-known musicians from the Berlin scene. A special highlight is the "block party" with Peter Fox, which focuses on his concerts in various Kiezen.

diverse programs and actions

As part of "Berlin Sounds", the RBB also offers a wide range of radio programs. These include the "Radiodays" at Radioeins, Radio3 and RBB24 Inforadio, which deal with the sound of Berlin and Brandenburg. The Fritz radio wave will send special sessions with aspiring young bands. The multilingual cultural program Cosmo is also involved in the project to further promote Berlin's cultural diversity.

The conclusion of "Berlin Sounds" is the interactive and singing campaign "Sing Dela Sing" at RBB 88.8 in the historic House of Radio, which celebrates the participation of the community in the music. Further information is available on the official website berlin-sounds.de

cultural highlights and documentary

In addition to the variety of music, a three-part music documentary series "Berlin Sounds" by RBB/Arte is shown, which illuminates the music scene from the end of the 1960s. In this series, concerts and DJ sets from legendary clubs such as Tresor and Berghain are presented. The program "She’s Music" and the documentary "The Tag: Street Musician & Street Musicians" are also on the program that give an insight into the life of street musicians.

The popular artists who appear in the series include Courtney Barnett, Kat Frankie, who are known for their striking voices and unique styles. Avec, Mighty Oaks, Balthazar and Sophie Hunger, which exceed stylistic limits in their albums, will also be part of this program. As a supplement, the film classic "Berlin. The Symphony of the Great City" by Walther Ruttmann is shown.

The commitment to cultural participation is also continued through the projects of Kulturleben Berlin . This organization is committed to reducing barriers and promoting access to culture for all people in Berlin. Among the numerous initiatives are projects for the integration of third -country nationals, to combat loneliness in older people, as well as diverse inclusion projects that are devoted to the support of people with disabilities.

Overall, "Berlin Sounds" stands not only for a celebration of the musical diversity, but also for a strong message of community and accessibility in the Berlin cultural scene.