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Kiezsalon
with Limpe Fuchs & Grischa Lichtenberger and Cahl Sel
18 Jul 2026, 8 – 11:30 pm

Concert

Over three evenings in July, the Kiezsalon inhabits the Akademie der Künste, moving between the subterranean bunker and rooftop terrace overlooking the Brandenburg Gate.

  • Location:Pariser Platz, Black Box
  • ElevatorWheelchair accessible
  • Date:18 Jul 2026
  • Time:8 – 11:30 pm
  • Price:EUR 10
  • Cooperation(s):Digital in Berlin
  • Languages: English
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  • The event takes place in the Black Box and on the rooftop terrace.

Tickets:
Limpe Fuchs
© Victoria Alexandrova

Percussionist Limpe Fuchs has been one of the most imaginative sound artists on the international experimental music scene for decades. Her extraordinary sound installations and self-built instruments use materials such as bronze, granite and hardwood, demonstrating a rare sensitivity for surprising interactions and spontaneous sonic development.

Since his emergence on Raster-Noton, Grischa Lichtenberger has carved a singular path through digital music, rendering technological debris into delicate latticeworks of sound. His music exists at the uneasy intersection of abstraction and tactility, bristling with the erratic energy of a hard drive on the verge of collapse.

Cahl Sel is the alias of Jasper Sharp, a producer and DJ based out of San Francisco.

The three Kiezsalon concert evenings at the  Akademie der Künste are a project by  Digital in Berlin and in collaboration with the Akademie der Künste's Studio for Electroacoustic Music. Curated by Michael Rosen and funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion. Presented by The Wire and taz, die tageszeitung.

Kiezsalon

Since 2015, the Kiezsalon has offered a forum for innovative musical activity beyond genre boundaries. As an interface between avant-garde, advanced pop music and interdisciplinary art, the series presents compact shows by artists of diverse genres, origin and status. Today, it is considered unique in the independent scene of the German music landscape in terms of its direction and continuity, and has established itself as one of the most popular and successful music series in the city.

Since 2020, the Kiezsalon has benefited from the Senate Department for Culture’s four-year funding program, which provides planning and financial security until 2027. The concerts are usually sold out and regularly feature a high number of Berlin premieres—often more than 70 % each year. In doing so, the Kiezsalon makes a significant contribution to the visibility of new artistic perspectives.