Die Konzerte im LOFT beginnen in der Regel um 20.00 Uhr.
Ausnahmen – z.B. Sonntags – sind möglich, doch auch dieses Konzert beginnt erst um 20.00 Uhr.

Ein tröstlicher Gedanke mag sein:
Wir sind Schicht um Schicht gewoben –
aus Erlebnissen, Begegnungen, Verlusten, Bedauern.
Wie eine Collage,
ein Mosaik verschiedenster Formen,
das etwas Neues, Ganzes entstehen lässt.

Ich glaube nicht an ein Ende im eigentlichen Sinn.
Aber wenn es eines gäbe,
dann vielleicht dies:
Ich habe ein Zuhause in mir selbst gefunden.

„Als Musikerin bringt Filippou eine erstaunliche Leichtigkeit in ihr Schaffen – ein Impuls voller Ermutigung und Offenheit, der die Band antreibt.[…] Es ist experimentell, doch voller Freude; es spricht von Verbundenheit und zugleich von kompositorischer Raffinesse. Da ist Zartheit, Wehmut, Verschrobenheit – und alles dazwischen. So wunderbar…[…] Wie schön, eine Band zu hören, die ohne Schwachpunkt so viel Lebensfreude teilt.“
Sebastian Scotney, UK Jazznews 

Kann so ähnlich klingen:

Evi Filippou – vibraphone, percussion & vocals
Zuza Jasinska – vocals
Leonhard Huhn – saxophone & clarinet
Keisuke Matsuno – guitar
Robert Lucaciu – bass
Andi Haberl – drums

Concerts at LOFT usually start at 8.00 pm.
Exceptions – e.g., Sundays – possible, but this concert also starts at 8.00 pm.

Further information about prices, ticket reservations and our opening times can be found here.

inEvitable is a musical project by Greek-born, Berlin-based artist Evi Filippou. It focuses on experimenting with forms of Greek folklore, jazz, and improvisational music.
The percussionist and songwriter follows her need for self-expression on a journey of musical exploration of her auditory roots back to the folkloric heritage of her homeland—with melodies that lie between timeless, traditional melodies, the modern singer-songwriter tradition, and the folk songs of the 60s and 70s. At the same time, this deeply endemic exploration has blended with her journey through Berlin’s contemporary and improvisational scene.
In 2023, the album inEvitable was awarded the German Jazz Prize in the category Debut Album of the Year.

“As a musician Filippou brings an astonishing lightness of touch to her work, and that encouraging and enabling impulse is what powers the band.[…] It’s experimental but it’s fun, it speaks of camaraderie but also compositional flair. There is also gentleness, pathos, weirdness and everything in between. So good…[…]How wonderful to hear a band without a weak link communicating such joy.” Sebastian Scotney, UK Jazznews

Roots grow into the earth; they don’t grow into the race.
Sometimes even, the strongest roots
are the ones that grow inwards.
Yet it’s inevitable to land into confusion.

A liberating thought could be
that we are all composed by
layers of experiences, connections and regrets.
Like a collage;
a combination of different forms,
creating a new whole.

I don’t really believe in conclusions,
but if there was one,
inevitably it would be,
that I found a home in me.