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Wetter in Berlin und Brandenburg: Frühlingshaft warm, dann kühler Das Wetter in Berlin und Brandenburg bleibt in den kommenden Tagen zunächst frühlingshaft warm, bevor es ab Samstag kühler wird. Laut dem ARD-Wetterexperten Andreas Arndt können sich die Bürger bis zum Samstag auf Temperaturen zwischen 17 und 20 Grad einstellen, wobei in einigen Regionen bis zu 22 Grad erreicht werden. Der Wetterverlauf wird als „ruhig, hochdruckdominiert und angenehm warm“ beschrieben, zumindest bis zum Wochenende. Die Wetterbedingungen sind in der ersten Hälfte der Woche mild, mit einem Mix aus Sonne und Wolken. Arndt betont, dass das Wetter keine typischen Aprilerscheinungen wie ständige Schauer aufweist, sondern stattdessen eine angenehme Frühlingssituation darstellt. Allerdings warnt er vor einem geringen Gewitterrisiko in der Prignitz ab Donnerstagnachmittag. Ab Sonntag ändert sich der Wetterverlauf: Ein Regengebiet zieht über Berlin und Brandenburg, und es wird kühler. In Brandenburg sinken die Temperaturen auf 14 bis 17 Grad, während Berlin mit 16 Grad rechnen muss. Die kommende Woche startet mit wechselhaften Bedingungen, bei denen Wolken und vereinzelte Sonnenstrahlen auftreten. Allerdings wird die Temperatur deutlich sinken, auf etwa 14 Grad. Die Abkühlung hat Folgen: In der Nacht zu kommenden Tagen wird mit Bodenfrost in Brandenburg gerechnet, insbesondere in ländlichen Gebieten. Wetterexperte Arndt rät, empfindliche Pflanzen in Gärten nachts abzudecken, um Schäden zu vermeiden. In Berlin hingegen sei es für Balkonpflanzen sicher, jetzt zu säen. Die Wettervorhersage warnt zudem vor einer langfristigen Kühlschau, die sich in der kommenden Woche halten wird. Die Temperaturen bleiben niedrig, und die Nachtfröste könnten für Pflanzen und Bauern ein Problem darstellen.#berlin #brandenburg #ard_wetterexperten #andreas_arndt #rbb24_inforadio

The Cure Announces Massive 2026 World Tour: Germany Dates Confirmed with Epic Venues for Diehard Fans The band has unleashed a groundbreaking tour announcement that’s electrifying the goth rock community, with Germany at the heart of the action. The Cure has confirmed three major shows in Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich, sparking a frenzy among fans who are scrambling to secure tickets. The tour, dubbed the Songs of a Lost World Tour, marks a return to large-scale arena performances for the band, which hasn’t delivered such high-energy shows in Germany in years. The tour announcement came just days after the release of the band’s new single, “Shadows Fall,” which has already begun trending on social media. The track’s haunting melodies and Robert Smith’s signature vocals have reignited interest in The Cure’s live performances, setting the stage for the massive 2026 tour. The official website crashed shortly after the announcement, a clear indicator of the overwhelming demand from fans. Germany’s confirmed dates include a sold-out capacity at Berlin’s Olympiastadion on June 15, Hamburg’s Barclays Arena on June 18, and Munich’s Olympiahalle on June 22. These venues are not only iconic but also perfectly suited for The Cure’s immersive live experience. Fans are already speculating about the setlist, with rumors of deep cuts from Disintegration and Songs of a Lost World making the rounds. The tour’s global scope includes over 50 dates, starting in May 2026, with Germany’s shows serving as a highlight for European fans. Presale tickets for fan club members will go on sale on March 23, with general public sales following on March 27. Prices for Berlin shows start at €89, but fans can expect premium packages that include VIP access and soundcheck experiences.#berlin #munich #the_cure #hamburg #songs_of_a_lost_world_tour

The Cure unveils Berlin summer shows, expands 2026 European tour The legendary rock band The Cure has announced a major expansion of their 2026 European tour, including exclusive summer shows in Berlin and long-awaited live debuts in Lithuania and Estonia. The announcement has thrilled fans across the continent, with the Berlin dates set for July 10 and 11 at Parkbühne Wuhlheide, an open-air venue known for its atmospheric setting. The Baltic debuts will take place in Vilnius on August 7 and Tallinn on August 9, marking the band’s first-ever performances in these countries. The tour also includes appearances at major festivals such as Primavera Sound Barcelona, Nova Rock Austria, and the Isle of Wight Festival. The Berlin shows represent a triumphant return for The Cure to Germany, a country that has long been a passionate hub for their music. The Wuhlheide location, with its sprawling open-air format, is ideal for the band’s introspective and emotionally charged sound. Fans can expect a mix of deep cuts and iconic tracks like “Disintegration,” “Boys Don’t Cry,” and “Just Like Heaven.” The event has already generated significant buzz, with social media abuzz about the opportunity to witness Robert Smith and the band perform in the heart of Europe. The Baltic expansion is equally significant, as it brings The Cure to regions that have eagerly awaited live access to their music. The Vilnius and Tallinn shows will be the first-ever performances in Lithuania and Estonia, respectively, and are expected to draw devoted fanbases who have supported the band for decades. Pre-sale tickets for the Baltic dates went live on March 24, 2026, through the official mailing list, with fans reporting rapid sellout attempts.#berlin #tallinn #the_cure #parkbhne_wuhlheide #vilnius

Harry Styles lets the music — and the joy — take over Harry Styles’ new album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, feels like a vibrant, unpredictable event. Following his Grammy-winning Harry’s House, this latest release is an experimental pop journey that blends homage, electronica, and a sense of wild celebration. The album, co-produced by Kid Harpoon and Tyler Johnson, is designed for the earbud era, offering a rich tapestry of sounds—from fleeting guitar riffs to pulsating synthesizers—that invites listeners to immerse themselves in its sonic world. Styles, who recorded the album in Berlin, has drawn comparisons to David Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy (Low, Heroes, Lodger). The city’s influence is evident in the album’s avant-garde approach, with Styles embracing bold, unconventional choices. Yet, he credits the “joyous” energy of LCD Soundsystem as a key inspiration, infusing the project with a sense of exuberance and humor. This spirit permeates tracks like the lead single Aperture, which features a hypnotic synthesizer and subdued vocals, and Coming Up Roses, an orchestral ballad that layers strings into a sweeping, emotional crescendo. The album’s lyrics balance wit with philosophical reflection, addressing modern anxieties while encouraging a return to simplicity. In Season 2 Weight Loss, Styles critiques ego-driven obsessions, suggesting that the world’s chaos often stems from overanalysis. “It’s kind of sad,” he sings, “but there’s something I know / Too many things for you to analyze.” The solution, he implies, is to let light in—both literally and metaphorically. Songs like Paint by Numbers pause the album’s disco-driven rhythm to celebrate mundane pleasures, such as spending time outdoors or enjoying music.#kid_harpoon #harry_styles #tyler_johnson #berlin #lcd_soundsystem

Record Store Day 2026 Berlin’s record store scene is set to celebrate its annual music-focused event with a variety of activities, including exclusive album releases, live performances, and community-driven gatherings. This year, 13 record stores in Berlin will participate in RECORD STORE DAY, joining over 250 independent music retailers across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The event highlights the enduring role of physical music spaces in fostering connections among music enthusiasts, even as digital platforms dominate modern consumption habits. Participants can expect several hundred unique RSD releases, many of which are limited edition or previously unreleased. These releases will be available for purchase, but the day also features dynamic events such as record store concerts, themed parties, and evening club nights. One standout event is the Record Store Day Street Party hosted by Dodo Beach in Berlin-Schöneberg, which promises a lively atmosphere for fans. Beyond the music, RECORD STORE DAY emphasizes the cultural and social value of record stores as hubs for discovery and interaction. While online shopping and streaming services have reshaped how people access music, the event celebrates the irreplaceable experience of browsing shelves, discovering new artists, and engaging with fellow music lovers. Organizers stress that the initiative is not about nostalgia but about recognizing the unique contributions of physical stores in supporting independent artists and local communities. The event’s focus on collaboration and creativity aligns with its broader mission to sustain the record store ecosystem. By bringing together retailers, artists, and fans, RECORD STORE DAY 2026 aims to reaffirm the relevance of these spaces in an evolving music landscape.#berlin #germany #record_store_day #dodo_beach #record_stores

Record Store Day 2026 Celebrates Music Culture in Berlin Record Store Day 2026 is set to bring a vibrant mix of exclusive music releases, live performances, and community events to Berlin’s record stores. The annual celebration, which highlights the enduring role of physical music retailers, will feature over 13 participating record stores in the city, alongside hundreds of unique releases across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. This year’s events will include special concerts, DJ sets, and themed parties, with highlights such as the Record Store Day Street Party hosted by Dodo Beach in Berlin-Schöneberg. The day’s activities aim to honor the cultural significance of record stores as hubs for music discovery and connection. Despite the growing popularity of digital platforms and online shopping, record stores continue to serve as vital spaces for fans to engage with music in a tangible way. The event emphasizes the unique value these stores offer, from curated selections to in-person interactions with fellow music enthusiasts. Participating record stores will showcase a wide range of exclusive releases, many of which are limited to physical formats. These releases often include rare or unreleased tracks, making them highly sought after by collectors and fans. In addition to shopping, attendees can enjoy live performances, club nights, and collaborative events that bring together artists, DJs, and music lovers. Record Store Day also serves as a platform to raise awareness about the challenges faced by independent music retailers. While digital streaming and online sales have transformed how music is consumed, the event underscores the importance of supporting local stores that contribute to Berlin’s dynamic music scene.#berlin #record_store_day_2026 #dodo_beach #record_stores #record_store_day

Suhoor and Iftar Times on February 28, 2026 in European Capitals Muslims across Europe will observe fasting from dawn (Fajr) until sunset (Maghrib) on February 28, 2026. The following are estimated times for the pre-dawn meal (suhoor) and sunset meal (iftar) in major European cities. These times are based on local winter time zones and may vary slightly depending on the calculation methods used by regional Islamic authorities. London: Suhoor at 05:13, Iftar at 17:42 (GMT, UTC+0) Berlin: Suhoor at 05:02, Iftar at 17:43 (CET, UTC+1) Brussels: Suhoor at 05:40, Iftar at 18:22 (CET, UTC+1) Paris: Suhoor at 06:27, Iftar at 18:32 (CET, UTC+1) Amsterdam: Suhoor at 05:36, Iftar at 18:18 (CET, UTC+1) Madrid: Suhoor at 06:20, Iftar at 19:05 (CET, UTC+1) Prague: Suhoor at 05:00, Iftar at 17:42 (CET, UTC+1) Vienna: Suhoor at 04:55, Iftar at 17:37 (CET, UTC+1) Rome: Suhoor at 05:14, Iftar at 17:59 (CET, UTC+1) Warsaw: Suhoor at 04:32, Iftar at 17:13 (CET, UTC+1) Copenhagen: Suhoor at 05:01, Iftar at 17:42 (CET, UTC+1) Helsinki: Suhoor at 04:59, Iftar at 17:48 (EET, UTC+2) Stockholm: Suhoor at 05:00, Iftar at 17:17 (CET, UTC+1) Oslo: Suhoor at 05:10, Iftar at 17:20 (CET, UTC+1) Bucharest: Suhoor at 05:35, Iftar at 18:05 (EET, UTC+2) Sofia: Suhoor at 05:38, Iftar at 18:07 (EET, UTC+2) Lisbon: Suhoor at 06:07, Iftar at 18:38 (WET, UTC+0) Moscow: Suhoor at 05:21, Iftar at 18:02 (MSK, UTC+3) The times provided are approximate and may differ slightly based on the specific calculation methods employed by local Islamic communities. Observers are advised to confirm the exact timings with their local mosques or Islamic centers for the most accurate information. May Allah accept your prayers and fasting.#london #berlin #paris #brussels #amsterdam