
World News and San Francisco duo Pink Breath of Heaven perform live at Berlin's Neue Zukunft. Expect a nostalgic blend of post-punk, indie-rock, and shoegaze haze, featuring atmospheric guitar riffs and haunting melodies from two of the underground's most exciting rising acts.
With an eclectic set of influences from the ‘70s and ‘80s dipping into post-punk, indie-rock and shoegaze alike, World News combines addictive atmospheric guitar riffs with seductive, nonchalant melodies. Moody, punchy, and nostalgic, they’ve drawn comparisons to iconic British bands from The Smiths and The Clash to Dire Straits, wearing the past on their sleeve while remaining perfectly original yet strangely familiar.2024 saw a continued upward trajectory for the band with the release of two standout EPs, Escape and Mindsnap, their debut appearance in the US at The New Colossus Festival in New York City, and features in Stereogum’s 40 Best New Artists of 2024 and The Fader’s 13 Artists to Watch for 2025. Contributions to 2025 include the singles ‘Don’t Want to Know’ and ‘Everything Is Coming Up Roses’, which set the tone for their 2026 debut LP, alongside a string of summer festival dates and continued sell-out shows across the UK.San Francisco duo Pink Breath of Heaven — Liv Field and Rex John Shelverton (Tamaryn) — weave shoegaze haze, psychedelic color, and haunting melodies into a sound both warmly familiar and strikingly new. Their debut album Colors Make a Sound and breakout single “Blue Is the Morning” cemented them as a standout voice in modern psych/shoegaze. Having performed alongside The Dandy Warhols, LSD and the Search for God, Alison’s Halo, and Ulrika Spacek, they arrive in Berlin as one of the most exciting acts in the West Coast psych underground.Subscribe to our Telegram channel:
Very mixed age range (early 20s-50s), strong mix of local Berliners, expats, and culturally engaged visitors, largely off the radar for mainstream party-tourists. Very mixed and heavily LGBTQ+ friendly.
Come as you are. Avoid business attire, formal wear.
Rejection only for aggressive intoxication, bigoted behavior, or sold-out concerts. No strict aesthetic dress code.

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Starts at 19:00
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With an eclectic set of influences from the ‘70s and ‘80s dipping into post-punk, indie-rock and shoegaze alike, World News combines addictive atmospheric guitar riffs with seductive, nonchalant melodies. Moody, punchy, and nostalgic, they’ve drawn comparisons to iconic British bands from The Smiths and The Clash to Dire Straits, wearing the past on their sleeve while remaining perfectly original yet strangely familiar.2024 saw a continued upward trajectory for the band with the release of two standout EPs, Escape and Mindsnap, their debut appearance in the US at The New Colossus Festival in New York City, and features in Stereogum’s 40 Best New Artists of 2024 and The Fader’s 13 Artists to Watch for 2025. Contributions to 2025 include the singles ‘Don’t Want to Know’ and ‘Everything Is Coming Up Roses’, which set the tone for their 2026 debut LP, alongside a string of summer festival dates and continued sell-out shows across the UK.San Francisco duo Pink Breath of Heaven — Liv Field and Rex John Shelverton (Tamaryn) — weave shoegaze haze, psychedelic color, and haunting melodies into a sound both warmly familiar and strikingly new. Their debut album Colors Make a Sound and breakout single “Blue Is the Morning” cemented them as a standout voice in modern psych/shoegaze. Having performed alongside The Dandy Warhols, LSD and the Search for God, Alison’s Halo, and Ulrika Spacek, they arrive in Berlin as one of the most exciting acts in the West Coast psych underground.Subscribe to our Telegram channel:
Very mixed age range (early 20s-50s), strong mix of local Berliners, expats, and culturally engaged visitors, largely off the radar for mainstream party-tourists. Very mixed and heavily LGBTQ+ friendly.
Come as you are. Avoid business attire, formal wear.
Rejection only for aggressive intoxication, bigoted behavior, or sold-out concerts. No strict aesthetic dress code.

Save it, set a reminder, and see who else is going — all in the app.
Scan to open on your phone