You´ve got to attend this concert!

“Light and darkness. Eyes closed on a journey to your own emotions. The melodies change the rhythm of your heartbeat, while you silently listen to every word sung. It feels like we are all connected and it’s so obviously honest, real, and it’s earnest.” This is just an example of what you can expect when you attend a concert of teepee. And if you live in Berlin, you're lucky because next Monday, June 19th they will be playing at Badehaus for the first time with the full line-up.

teepee is a pretty well established band from the Czech Republic with three released studio albums and over 1 million streams on Spotify. They have also played numerous shows throughout Europe and at some major showcase festivals such as Eurosonic Noorderslag, Enea Spring Break, Waves Vienna and Reeperbahn Festival. Right before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the band played their biggest European tour in support of the British duo Seafret which also included a sold out show in Berlin. 

With their performances, teepee aims to create a welcoming and safer space, a parallel world where you can stop for a moment and let go. It is a space where any sign of difference is embraced, a place to observe the wonders buried deep within you. Soulful vocal harmonies and captivating melodies help capture the magic between Tereza Lavičková and Miroslav Patočka, who formed the dream-pop project teepee in 2015 and have been exploring the space between electric and acoustic elements ever since. Subtle samples and synthetic sounds provide a bed for their melancholic, honest and confessional lyrics. Over time, they have enriched their original sound which is rooted in indie-folk with more electronic and pop elements, highlighted by the involvement of new live musicians.

Personally, from the moment I first heard their music years ago, I knew I was in front of one of those bands that had come into my life to stay. I wasn't wrong. What I didn't know then was that I would also have the opportunity to meet them and that their human value would surpass even their enormous musical talent. Hopefully one day they find the success that they deserve (or the one they want to, whichever one it may be!). So, if you are in Berlin on 19 June, don't miss the chance to see them live!

All info and tickets at: gigsforyou.live