Tickets für FLINTA IM KIEZ #11 w/ Oyèmi Noize & The Sad Girls + Leep 12.11.25 in Berlin, Schokoladen

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FLINTA IM KIEZ #11 w/ Oyèmi Noize & The Sad Girls + Leep

live at Schokoladen. doors 19 uhr, concert starts on time 20 uhr! pre-sale tickets available --> https://vvk.link/43hb8og

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OYÈMI NOIZE & THE SAD GIRLS

Berlin-based musician Oyèmi Noize has been carving a unique space in the city’s alternative scene—turning her former bedroom project into a powerful live experience alongside her no-longer-imaginary friends The Sad Girls. With a sound that blends introspective vulnerability and fierce energy, they deliver anthems of heartbreak, resilience, and empowerment that strike a deeply personal chord.

Their songs navigate identity, mental health, and solidarity through melancholic melodies, driving rhythms, and catchy hooks that balance intimacy with strength—imagine American Football meeting The Smashing Pumpkins, sprinkled with Mannequin Pussy.

Oyèmi’s message is simple yet urgent: “The world is a scary place, but we are not alone—trust me, we will be ok.”

https://oyeminoize.bandcamp.com

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LEEP

Berlin-based trio Leep fuse intricate rhythms, dissonant guitars, and emotionally raw vocals into a sound suspended between post-hardcore, post-punk, and math rock. Their songs build through tension and release, shifting time signatures and atmospheric crescendos that feel both fragile and explosive—a sonic space where precision meets vulnerability.

https://leep.bandcamp.com

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FLINTA* IM KIEZ is a monthly concert series organized by MY PEOPLE BOOKING in Berlin, aimed at providing a platform for underrepresented musicians in the city’s alternative rock and punk scenes.

The series specifically focuses on FLINTA* (women*, lesbians, inter people, non-binary people, trans people, and agender people) artists who often face challenges in spaces dominated by cisgender male musicians. By offering a stage to these artists, the project works to disrupt the dominance of privileged voices in the alternative music scene and ensure that diverse perspectives are given visibility.

The concert series will take place across Berlin, ensuring that it reaches different communities and supports the city's rich underground music culture. The initiative also responds to the struggles faced by small venues, which have been hit by rising costs and economic downturns.

By highlighting local talent and providing a space for FLINTA* musicians, the concert series creates an important cultural environment that nurtures new artists and fosters community support.

Additionally, FLINTA* IM KIEZ will implement sliding scale pricing for tickets, making these events more accessible to a wider range of people, particularly those from marginalized communities such as FLINTA*, BIPoC, and individuals with migration experiences.

This approach ensures that everyone, regardless of income, has the opportunity to experience and enjoy underground music. With a focus on diversity and inclusion, the series strives to build a more equitable cultural landscape for both artists and audiences.

The concert series is made possible in part by the support of MusicBoard Berlin, as part of the POP IM KIEZ funding programme, without which this project would not be possible.