After a hugely successful sold out European and U.S. tour in 2025, Berlin based live electronic act Klangphonics are back with a brand new album and live show. “Zest” is a collection of songs written by Maxl Walmsley-Pledl, the creative core of the trio. It features tracks with long time collaborators such as Anna Metko, BRØR and LUCIE, but also explores new musical directions with artists such as the grammy nominated Bros. Landreth. As such, it is a diverse journey through various moods and styles, where house and techno inspired production meets delicate and nuanced songwriting. Sometimes euphoric, sometimes melancholic, it always tries to convey the emotional bandwidth we are all capable of experiencing, through electronic music. Their brand new live show is intended to be an extension of this, where the traditional concert experience meets the club. Klangphonics have been one of the most exciting upcoming electronic crossover artists in recent years. Their DIY approach to social media has garnered them millions of fans and followers across all platforms, and they have been touring consistently for almost a decade, playing hundreds of shows and major festivals across the world. “Zest” marks their first major tour since early 2025 and will be another exciting milestone for the group, playing their biggest shows to date. Acts: KLANGPHONICS
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A theatrical production combining spoken dialogue, original songs, and often dance to tell a story, performed by a cast of singers and actors.
A live music performance by one or more artists or bands in front of an audience. The format and atmosphere vary widely depending on the genre and venue.
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Music that intentionally blends elements from multiple genres, bridging different musical worlds and appealing to fans who might not normally overlap.
