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Allison Krupp

Allison Krupp is an American novelist, screenwriter, and travel writer, scouring the city for earnest conversations with other Berlin weirdos. Send her your music, writing, films, and tales of love, loss, and revenge: allikrupp7@gmail.com

Alex Cameron to Rule Berlin from Festsaal to Loophole Afterparty for One Night Only

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Shameless/Limitless presents: Alex Cameron at Festsaal, before a wild Afterparty DJ set at Loophole. Sydney-native Alex Cameron is a storyteller: crafting up strange personalities based on failing showmen, deadbeat parents, alpha males lurking through bars and demanding worship. He’s squeezing something else out of music—and it sizzles with attitude. On his recent album, “Miami Memory,” … Read more Alex Cameron to Rule Berlin from Festsaal to Loophole Afterparty for One Night Only

Chastity Belt Soundtracks Your Berlin-Born Existential Dread @ Frannz Club Oct. 6

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A melancholic and existential Chastity Belt brings a lush new self-titled to Frannz Club on October 6. Chastity Belt is the quintessential story of growing up–and discovering just how meaningless that is. NPR First Listen released Chastity Belt’s second album, Time to Go Home, the day after my arrival to Berlin back in 2015, linking up (in … Read more Chastity Belt Soundtracks Your Berlin-Born Existential Dread @ Frannz Club Oct. 6

Berlin’s First Film Event for Women in Sci-Fi

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The Women in Sci-Fi Spectacular is Berlin’s first film event for women in sci-fi, held at b-ware! Ladenkino on August 17 and 18, 2019.  Final Girls Film Fest is a powerful force in this ever-important fight toward the creation of spaces for female voices in the art world. Now preparing for its fifth consecutive festival … Read more Berlin’s First Film Event for Women in Sci-Fi

Jackie Charles’ Corners of Berlin: Funeral Parlor Teddy Bears and Rooftop Forestry

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Recently, us at Berlin Loves You have posed a rather experimental, almost personality-type question: “What is your favorite corner of Berlin?” And the answers have been as varied and interesting as the people behind them. Swedish artist Sandra finds time for reflection river-side at Freischwimmer, whilst author, playwright, and musician Robert Farrar speaks of dive … Read more Jackie Charles’ Corners of Berlin: Funeral Parlor Teddy Bears and Rooftop Forestry

RAYS & Nunofyrbeeswax: Idiosyncratic Indie at Internet Explorer

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Puschen presents RAYS and Nunofyrbeeswax this Thursday, July 11, at Internet Explorer. Oakland’s RAYS tour their second album, You Can Get There From Here, yanking their once-scrappy post-punk vibes toward more refined, harmonious jangles, which dance from hook to hook. It’s low-fi and idiosyncratic and straight-up cool, perfect for the dank and frenetic world of … Read more RAYS & Nunofyrbeeswax: Idiosyncratic Indie at Internet Explorer

Berlin Burlesque Week 2019 Off to a Titillating Start at Ballhaus

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Berlin Burlesque Week 2019: seven days that rejoice in the strange beauty of bodies, evoking a message of flirtation and power with strip-tease and frenetic beats and sparkling costumes.  The week ahead — Germany’s largest-ever burlesque event — offers an array of performances all over the city — with themes like circus and gender-bending, comedic … Read more Berlin Burlesque Week 2019 Off to a Titillating Start at Ballhaus

L.A. Witch: Gothic Garage Rock at Musik & Frieden

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L.A. Witch bring their swooning, surreal gothic garage rock to Musik & Frieden on June 27, 2019. The three provocative witch-sisters of L.A. Witch — Sade, Irita, and Ellie — tour their 2017 self-titled and 2018 EP, Octubre, drawing together hazy California nostalgia, ominous and oftentimes twangy riffs, and haunting, ’90s-laze vocals for profound effect. … Read more L.A. Witch: Gothic Garage Rock at Musik & Frieden

Jackie Charles is Dream Pop Nihilistic Enough for Berliners

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Jackie Charles: Berlin’s newest face of eclectic, sweeping, soul-gripping dream pop, edged with a healthy dose of nihilism. Their first album, “Future Fantasies,” is glittering and provocative, a gorgeous addition to this already fever-dream of a year. Norwegian singer and songwriter Kaja Bremnes’ vocals are at-times whimsical and sweet, other times goth-y and charged, latching … Read more Jackie Charles is Dream Pop Nihilistic Enough for Berliners

“People’s Poet” John Cooper Clarke at Festsaal Kreuzberg

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John Cooper Clarke is punk’s answer to poetry performance. His show, June 20 at Festsaal Kreuzberg, is his first in Berlin, after an over five-decade career. We’re giving away tickets. Email win@berlinlovesyou.com with the headline: “John Cooper Clarke” for your chance to win two tickets to this sharp-tongued comedic-poet, once-roommate of Velvet Underground’s Nico, constant innovator and … Read more “People’s Poet” John Cooper Clarke at Festsaal Kreuzberg

Vera Sola at Monarch: “What it means to haunt and be haunted.”

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Vera Sola’s haunting lyricism and dark nostalgia at Monarch on April 16, 2019. Vera Sola’s recently released “Shades,” which was written, performed, and produced entirely alone, lends itself to drama, evoking the likes of Morricone and Leonard Cohen and Nick Cave. It’s imagistic in nature. Think: long shadows appearing around corners, sharp glances across rooms … Read more Vera Sola at Monarch: “What it means to haunt and be haunted.”

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