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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 January 27, 2026:

Charlotte Colace

Berlin-based neo-soul artist Charlotte Col ace draws on her French-Cuban roots to create a sound that combines 1960s nostalgia with modern groove and honest storytelling. After collaborations with various artists and music projects - including Omah Lay, Sorvina, Stella & The Longos and the BiPoC choir "A Song For You" - she is now stepping into the spotlight with a seven-piece live band. Her debut EP "No Way But Through" will be released in February 2026. Sometimes driving and groove-driven, sometimes tender and introspective, the EP shows Charlotte's versatility as a storyteller and performer.

Otis Mensah

The interdisciplinary artist Otis Mensah lives in Berlin. His work in the field of literature and sound explores the aesthetic structure of language and rhythm. Drawing from a rich tradition of Black musicality, he combines archival material with reflections on dream and nature. Mensah experiments with language and subverts biblical parables to merge memory and myth in his exploration of the Black Diaspora. As Sheffield's first Poet Laureate, Mensah published the poetry collection "Safe Metamorphosis" with Prototype London at , performed at the renowned Glastonbury Festival and shared stages with international greats such as Moor Mother, Benjamin Zephaniah and Little Simz. "Before the noise my cousin" is the experimental musician's debut album and combines abstract rap rhythms with dreamlike soundscapes.

Julie Kuhl

Born in France and raised in Frankfurt am Main, the singer-songwriter inspires with her distinctive voice and subtle songwriting between indie, soul and jazz. Julie Kuhl released her debut album, recorded in her childhood bedroom, when she was just 15, followed by a second release on the Frankfurt label Jazz Montez. Her song "Lonely Freaks" has over half a million streams on Spotify and brought her international attention. In 2024, she opened the European Football Championships in Frankfurt am Main in front of 20,000 spectators and on live television. During a stay in the USA, she met music greats such as Kendrick Lamar and Lana Del Rey. Many of the songs she wrote there will be included on her upcoming album. Her current EP "Clouds of Grief", created in collaboration with Gianni Brezzo, combines electronic productions, driving beats and rap passages with serious themes that deliberately contrast with the surface of the music. Together with her brother Lasse and drummer Felix Lothwesen, Julie now performs as a trio - with new, emotional songs.

You can find the event website here: www.planetarium.berlin/veranstaltungen/musical-spheres

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