Silent Sessions im Britzer Garten // feat. Tolyqyn

In the organizer's words:

Admission to the park must be paid on site either at the ticket office or at the ticket machines.

Silent Sessions, is an interactive concert experience in one of Berlin's most beautiful parks.

Participants will be treated to highly talented artists on 2 stages and guided through the beautiful park by wandering live musicians. The Silent Sessions (so called because of the use of headphones instead of large speaker systems) are a way to connect with the natural surroundings and enjoy live music without disturbing the resident birds and animals. The natural setting is emphasized and the focus is on the connection between performance and space.

Entry to the concerts is included in park admission, however a separate, free booking is required via our website so we know how many people to expect. There is a maximum of 200 places available.

We recommend that attendees bring their own picnic baskets and portable seating such as rugs or folding stools. Each event consists of two 45-minute concerts at different locations and a walk between the two concerts.

The perfect way to spend a warm summer evening!

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About the Band!
Tolyqyn is a Berlin-based three piece alternative rock band founded by Roland Satterwhite (Moka Efti Orchestra, Django Lassi) featuring his vocals, and invented "plucked viola" style. The band is defiantly cross-genre, incorporating jazz harmonies, Ghanaian highlife groove as well as other genres which have influenced the trio's musicians on their distinct sonic journeys around the world. Their eponymous debut album received critical acclaim and led to appearances and features on German television and various radio stations (Radio Bremen, SWR, Deutschlandfunk Kultur, WDR, Radio Eins, and others). Since the release of their debut, the band has toured extensively at festivals and stages in Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Denmark, including the International Music Meeting (NL), Tollwood (DE), Traumzeit (DE), and Copenhagen Jazz Fest (DK).

Price information:

The concert is free, but admission to the park is not. Admission to the park must be paid on site either at the ticket office or at the ticket machines.