Rathmann

Rathmann play dark guitar pop. Unpolished and raw. Gritty, spacious, and with a sense of romance. On their debut album, Die Goldenen Zwanziger, they’ve found a clear sense of identity—a distinctive sound—and tell their stories with honesty and relatability. When their songs depict a young couple facing an unplanned pregnancy, people falling off the rails, or dystopian visions of the future taking hold—Rathmann captures the 2020s in a profound and introspective, yet catchy and beautiful way. Their own lives and the decade in which they’re living them.

“When it’s all over
We’ll know what once was
A few good years
And a few so-so ones”

From the indie rock track “Warum tut Liebe so” to the folky “Trauriger Geist” to the album’s Italo-Western title track—their distinct signature is evident throughout: a band that allows itself to simply be a band. A band that isn’t guided by the zeitgeist, but exclusively by its own interests. And so, on their debut album, set for release in fall 2026, you’ll find more influences from Leonard Cohen, Big Thief, Dr. Dog, and bands of the Hamburg School than from contemporary German indie pop. In their concerts as well as in their songwriting, Rathmann captures the moment in their songs: the uncertainty of our times, the melancholy of a solid quarter-life crisis—but always also the joy of togetherness and the excitement of a life yet to be discovered.

Spotify, YouTube, Instagram & more: https://linktr.ee/rathmann?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=f5b39b37-faaf-4ebf-be78-28478ecc2785

Coriander

Take a meat grinder,
stuff everything you’ve got into it,
rhythm, sweat, tears,
passion,
beat, memories, lyrics,
softness, hardness, bass,
truth, groove, life,
and then turn it on.
What comes out the bottom is
KORIANDER

Band info: https://trikont.de/category/artists/koriander

Album - Coriander: Listen on Spotify / Listen on SoundCloud

Video for the single “Hallo Gott”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbBWxUo_yVE

Tickets: €13–15
Students / Apprentices / Schoolchildren: €10