Fête de la Musique @ PANDA: Jeanne d’Arsch / Klang / Trustfundbabes

4:00 p.m.:Trustfundbabes
The Trustfundbabes’ music draws on the experimental spirit of the Neue Deutsche Welle and the basslines of dance punk. In their live shows, beats, attitude, queerness, and a touch of playfulness merge into a sweat-inducing charge forward.
The Berlin-based band captivates audiences with raw vocals, pulsating guitars, and danceable rhythms that feel both nostalgic and modern. Their lyrics, brimming with empowerment, irony, and a zest for life, turn their songs into anthems for anyone who refuses to be defined.
On August 15, 2025, their debut EP “Schöne Möbel” was released, featuring six high-energy tracks. With singles like “Was Wenn Ich’s Mach,” the Trustfundbabes showcase their rebellious charm and the raw directness that sets them apart. Their blend of post-punk, new wave, and queer-feminist lyrics makes them one of the most exciting voices on the Berlin scene.
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Alienation initially brought the band members together, and the feeling of being outsiders runs like a common thread through their work. It’s dystopian post-punk for the post-everything, pre-nothing generation.
Apocalyptic dread mixed with reckless bravery. Fear and hope, isolation and inspiration—omnipotent and yet utterly fragile.
After touring the UK and Europe and appearing on Spotify playlists like “Alternarock” and “GSA Fresh Finds,” Klang has built a reputation since its beginnings in Berlin’s DIY scene.
7:00 PM:Jeanne D’Arsch
Loud. Blonde. Right in your face. Jeanne D’Arsch is here—and it’s going to be loud! Three girls with shrill voices, distorted guitar, and a bass that blasts mercilessly.
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