FEIERWERK SESSIONS NR. 27 mit LUI DEPLANQUE, TEMERE & NIDHEESH SATIJA

TheFEIERWERK SESSIONSare a regular concert series featuring music that’s not quite as loud. Danceable indie vibes, atmospheric pop (and pop-rock), soulful singer-songwriters, and occasionally some hip-hop from Munich’s newcomer scene await you at the cozy Orangehouse.

The next Feierwerk Sessions will take place on the following dates: Sat, Oct. 10, 2026; Sat, Nov. 21, 2026

Would you like to perform at the Feierwerk Sessions in a professional setting? If you live in Munich and are a musician or play in a young, up-and-coming band (up to about 27 years old), feel free to email us atfeierwerksessions@feierwerk.de 
We value diversity and diverse identities and would also like to encourage FLINTA*,BIPoC, and LGBTQIA* artists to apply


THE ACTS:

 

LUI DEPLANQUE
Electro-pop, Rap | Munich / Murnau

Rage meets tenderness…
LUI DEPLANQUEblends fragile intimacy with raw power. Her music moves between delicate vocals and precisely delivered, hard, percussive rap. The German-language songs are carried by an electronic soundscape that is restless, bass-heavy, and physically palpable. Choral layers float over dark sub-basses, while DePlanque gets emotionally direct—somewhere between vulnerability and strength.
Somewhere between soaring passages and abysmal depths. Having grown up in the Munich area, the tension between rugged nature and idyllic landscapes shapes her lyrics. This interplay of harshness and tenderness runs like a leitmotif through her work. With her first single, “Terra Mater”—a driving, dark production about the Earth’s indifference toward humanity—she kicks off a series of releases in early 2026 that culminate in her debut EP.
LUI DEPLANQUE’s lyrics are uncompromising. She doesn’t sugarcoat anything; she says what others don’t—yet she always remains melodic and accessible. The EP was recorded with Munich-based producer Daniel Fahrländer. Anyone familiar with Fahrländer and his unmistakable soundscapes already has a sense of what’s coming our way in 2026. Despite all its melancholy, DePlanque’s music isn’t an escape, but a driving force: danceable, stirring, and intense. With this, LUI DEPLANQUE establishes a distinctive artistic signature—direct, bold, and ready to break new ground in the German-language electropop and rap scene. (Source: Artist)


TEMERE 
Indie Pop | Munich / Starnberg

I’m Johanna, akaTEMERE, a newcomer from Munich—I’ve just recently moved to nearby Starnberg. I’ve been sharing my songs with the public since June 2023. My stage name “Temere” is Latin and means something like “on a whim,” because “if you never try, you’ll never know.” The motto “Music for people with big feelings” goes hand in hand with the message I want to convey and the attention I want to draw to mental health. Writing songs is like therapy for me, because putting my feelings into words has made life bearable for me during difficult times. I want to share these feelings with my listeners and, together, sing out those big, deep emotions—and do what is often neglected in our world: namely, to feel. (Source: Artist)



NIDHEESH SATIJA 
Singer/Songwriter | Munich

NIDHEESH SATIJAmakes music for anyone who has ever left something behind to pursue something they couldn’t yet put a name to.
The 24-year-old singer/songwriter and guitarist blends rock, country, and pop into songs that are deeply personal—about the pain of being far from home, the weight of loss, the friendships that hold you together when everything else changes, and the quiet transformation of rebuilding a life from the ground up. This journey led him to Munich at age 20 to study mechanical engineering, and it was here that his music gradually found its audience. Today, he calls Munich home.
The guitar has been his companion since he was 13. But it wasn’t until the quiet of the COVID-19 years that songwriting truly found its way to him: that unexpected time turned into a stream of ideas—stories he had carried within him for a long time without even realizing it.
In December 2024, he released his debut single “Timezone” on all streaming platforms—his first step into the public eye. Since then, he has been a fixture on Munich’s open-stage scene and celebrated a special highlight with a performance on the open stage of the Bavarian State Opera at the National Theater.
Influenced by the music of Ed Sheeran and Coldplay, Nidheesh plays the guitar as his primary instrument, complemented by percussion. His growing repertoire of unreleased original compositions has earned him something rare: an audience that listens closely—and keeps coming back. (Source: Artist)


Concert Venue: Feierwerk Orangehouse