Pitchfork Music Festival Berlin 2023 | Mykki Blanco + MorMor + MAVI

Pitchfork, the "most trusted voice in music", announces the return of the Pitchfork Music Festival Berlin, taking place from 1.–5.11. The festival will be hosted at various locations, including silent green from November 3rd to 5th.

Since 2006, music enthusiasts from all over the world have come to the music festivals curated by Pitchfork in Chicago and Paris. Since 2020, Berlin has also been on the Pitchfork map alongside London. For the Pitchfork Music Festival Berlin 2023, as in previous years, innovators, upcoming stars and cult figures have been gathered to celebrate Berlin's status as one of the most important cities for underground culture.
 

Mykki Blanco
Mykki Blanco is evolving. Having spent the first 10 years of their career carving a trailblazing path through the world of hip hop – a decade that saw them release genre-busting projects like Gay Dog Food, Mykki Blanco & the Mutant Angels and their critically acclaimed 2016 debut album Mykki, the 35-year-old is stepping into the next phase of their career with music that represents an artist who now understands their limitless potential.

MorMor
Following two acclaimed Eps – Heaven's Only Wishful in 2018 and Some Place Else in 2019 – MorMor's debut album Semblance is by turns contemplative, jittery, wistful, gentle, and generous. His distinctive voice – a svelte tenor that sits comfortably higher in pitch – leaps out of the speakers, alighting over the sturdy bass lines, guitar riffs, and drums he played himself.

MAVI
Mavi has become an artist whose output remains uncompromising, but still manages to maintain a sizable and mobile fanbase, (1m Spotify Monthly Listeners) even with a 2-year break between releases and only an album and an EP released. Now, after years of reflecting, contemplating, and of course, rapping, Mavi is delivering his highly-anticipated sophomore effort, Laughing So Hard It Hurts.
 

Saturday, November 4
Betonhalle
Doors: 6:30 pm / Start: 7:30 pm
Tickets