In the organizer's words:

NEEVE is an up-and-coming indie pop band from Hamburg that is gaining international attention with its infectious sound and authentic lyrics. In their music, they address socially relevant aspects such as mental health, panic attacks and toxic masculinity - honestly and approachably. Over 400,000 followers on TikTok, Instagram and the Chinese platform Rednote testify to their growing global fanbase. The band consists of brothers Felix and Axel Seyboth and their cousin Marius Spohrer. They founded NEEVE together in 2018 and have since developed an independent style that is reminiscent of artists such as Sam Fender, The 1975 and The Neighbourhood - and yet sounds unmistakable.

Their debut album "Chaos Of My Mind" was released in September 2022 and has over seven million streams across all platforms. The single "where i wanna be found" alone has over four million views. This was followed by support tours with The Snuts, The Driver Era and Nile Rodgers as well as her first sold-out headlining tour through eleven German cities. In spring 2023, their performance at the SXSW festival in Texas marked their US debut. NEEVE then toured Europe, including concerts in the Czech Republic, Poland, the UK, Denmark and the Netherlands - with only one album released.

Their live shows move between euphoric exuberance and emotional depth. With their intense, deliberately chaotic stage presence and spontaneous crowd interactions, the guys succeed in creating a dynamic and unifying experience. But that's not all: the band also use their stage to take a stand. NEEVE speaks out clearly against exclusion and intolerance and creates spaces in which everyone can feel safe and seen.

The band used the years 2024 [&] 2025 to work on new songs that usher in a new era. This development turned out to be an international success. With a new sound and access to Chinese social media platforms, NEEVE was able to gain a larger audience.

Before NEEVE go on their own tour with their second album in fall 2026, they will accompany Revolverheld at concerts in Nuremberg, Hanover and Frankfurt.