Bella Baxter

Split into three acts, the show moves between deep meditation, active listening, and feeling the music — from punchy beats to folky dance rhythms — taking the audience on a journey that’s both playful and profound.

In an intimate setting, the band’s multi-instrumentalism shines as they switch between instruments, creating a creative setup that keeps the audience close to the action. Poetic and political lyrics add depth to the songs, offering layers of meaning while leaving room for personal reflection.


For Bella Baxter, this show is about rethinking the concert experience. They wanted to create a space where listeners can engage differently with music — not just watch, but become part of the band’s journey through the songs, moving between reflection, movement, and pure musical immersion.

More than a gig, it’s a living, breathing performance, where the audience and the band meet in a shared, genre-fluid world of sound, rhythm, and story.

ABOUT THE BAND

Bella Baxter is a genre-fluid trio based in Berlin, moving effortlessly between Experimental Indie, Alternative, Trip Hop, Spoken Word, and Latin rhythms. Their music blends electronic and acoustic instruments — synths, guitars, accordion, viola, and more — creating soundscapes that are as danceable as they are introspective.All three members are multi-instrumentalists, switching instruments mid-song and crafting performances that are playful, surprising, and full of energy. Fully independent, Bella Baxter writes, produces, and tours on their own terms, embracing the freedom to experiment and push boundaries.

Since 2019, they’ve released six albums, including Wundertüte (2024) and Cenzontle (2023), building a body of work that invites listeners to move, reflect, and get lost in their one-of-a-kind sound.


The band was founded by Mexican composer Jorge Hernandez, who has also released music under the names Glowestone Leaf Orchestra and Cenzontle.

• Date: 29.11.2025
  
• Time: 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
  
• Venue: Impact Hub Berlin, Rollbergstraße 28a, 12053 Berlin