In the organizer's words:

Pivo doesn't make music for algorithms. His songs are about courage and doubt, and he leaves something behind that goes beyond the evening.

Who is Pivo? Pivo doesn't make music for algorithms. His songs are created somewhere between Berlin and the next thought - on the way to the train station, on his bike, in the middle of everyday life. Never planned. Rarely in the studio. But rather when he doesn't expect it himself. It usually begins with a sentence, a feeling, a quiet impulse that says: you're not done dreaming yet.

Pivo has been making music for others for decades - for Gregor Meyle, Wincent Weiss, Lou Bega, on tour, in the studio, for TV formats. He knows the rules - and still often decides against them. What he writes is handmade. Lived through. Unaffected. His music tells of courage and doubt, of small steps, big questions and a big dreamer's heart.

Pivo makes music that caresses - for people who listen and sometimes find in a song exactly what they could not say themselves. His concerts are like a conversation that you perhaps didn't expect, but needed. Anyone who listens quickly realizes: here is someone singing who no longer has anything to prove - but says something that stays.