Name: THEODORE live in Berlin, 'FIRE' TOUR
Start: 2025-10-31T21:00:00+01:00
Location: Kulturhaus Insel Berlin

Alt-rock innovator Theodore brings his ‘FIRE’ Tour to Kulturhaus Insel, Berlin on October 31, 2025 just weeks after the release of his new album. His signature indie rock blends haunting cinematic vibes and explosive post-rock energy. Theodore’s live performances have captivated audiences from NPR’s Tiny Desk to stages across Europe. The Berlin performance will be an immersive live experience — an intense journey through chaos, catharsis, and transformation.
Theodore's new album FIRE (out September 26) weaves together cyberpunk aesthetics with poetic lyricism and primal urgency. Tracks like "The Big Rip", the new wave-inspired "Breathe Into Me", and the dance anthem "Brainfog" showcase his mastery in fusing catchy indie melodies with deep sonic exploration.

Berlin audiences will be among the first to experience FIRE live — and to dance through this captivating show.
Don’t miss Theodore on his 'FIRE' Tour at Kulturhaus Insel on October 31, 2025.

Special Guest: Helen Ganya
Brighton-based, Scottish-Thai musician Helen Ganya (previously releasing music under the moniker Dog In The Snow) has shown a proclivity towards dark and artful rock and off-kilter sounds, garnering praise from the likes of the Sunday Times, Uncut, Clash, Loud & Quiet and more. But her latest album Share Your Care marks a new era, building on her past sonic worlds and interspersing them with traditional Thai instrumentation, resulting in a plush, luminous, psych-tinged affair that is full of feeling.
Helen has supported the likes of John Grant, Algiers, Bess Atwell and Bombino; and played festivals such as Ypsigrock, SXSW, The Great Escape and LUCFest. She has also toured as a session musician with post-punk band Fear of Men and alternative collective Lost Horizons, founded by Cocteau Twins’ member and Bella Union boss Simon Raymonde.
Helen also holds a MSc in climate change and works for the climate and cultural organisation Julie’s Bicycle. She is on the music committee of Brian Eno’s climate change charity EarthPercent, and a member of ESEA Music which aims to create better representation of artists and professionals with East and South-East Asian heritage in the UK. She also produces and presents a regular radio show on Brighton’s Slack City, entitled Mixed Tapes, which highlights the work of musicians of colour.