An evening of experimental European pop and post-punk at Schokoladen. The Homesick (Netherlands) blend art-pop sensibilities with experimental production—restless, textured soundscapes that refuse easy categorization. They've carved out a distinctive lane between indie ambition and avant-garde restraint. GEO, also from the Netherlands, brings post-punk and no-wave energy—the kind of music that feels urgent and unfamiliar, built on nervous guitar work and propulsive rhythm.

Both acts thrive in the kind of intimate venues Schokoladen specializes in, where you can hear the architecture of the songs as they're being played. This is the show for people who want their September nights thoughtful, challenging, and thoroughly alive. Schokoladen's reputation for hosting boundary-pushing acts makes it the natural home for music like this—Berlin venues rarely get the balance this right.

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