The Berlin-based band Bella Baxter are performing at the Göttin der Weisheit: think trip-hop, spoken word, heavy guitars, strange little folk moments, electronic soundscapes and Latin American rhythms – sometimes all in a single song.
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On stage, instruments and roles are constantly changing, with the musicians switching back and forth between guitars, synthesisers, accordion, viola, percussion and vocals.
After seven self-released albums and two tours of the UK, Bella Baxter are back with ‘Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance’.
The album explores themes centred on politics, migration, queer love, sex, desire and resistance.
Frustrated and often at a loss in the face of the world around them, they have transformed all of this into a rather unique yet incredibly entertaining album.
They’re celebrating the release with a special show in Berlin, featuring Francesca Villa.
Bella Baxter do pretty much everything themselves:
songwriting, recording, production, releasing the album, creating zines and organising their tours.
And they really love performing live.
Look forward to a show that’s a bit unpredictable and a bit strange – and will hopefully leave you pondering:
What exactly has just happened?
The proceeds from ticket sales on the night will help fund their third UK tour in November – so that a whole group of people and a rather unreasonable number of instruments can be ferried across the Channel.
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September 2026
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