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Hanna Rautzenberg • Berlin • Prachtwerk
Hanna Rautzenberg • Berlin • Beautiful work
Event by: Prachtwerk Berlin, a.s.s. concerts
Location: Prachtwerk, Ganghoferstraße 2, Berlin - Bezirk Neukölln
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Hanna Rautzenberg
"Live 2026"
02/28/2026 • Berlin • Prachtwerk
Admission: 7:00 p.m. • Start: 8:00 p.m.
HANNA RAUTZENBERG is part of a new wave of young women who reckon with their relationships like Taylor Swift, are poetic like Alice Merton, and look at life sensitively like Holly Humberstone and convince with the melodic beauty and power of Boy Genius. “All emotions are justified!” proclaims Hanna, because here is a young artist who shows no fear; a storyteller who authentically processes the lives and emotions of her generation into stories.
The alt-pop songwriter from Leipzig inspires with her special voice, honest lyrics and a sound that fuses indie, pop and folk into a unique mix. On stage she shows how her songs are charged with pure emotion and make every moment seem more intense. With tracks like “Inbetweener” and “Better Lose My Number” she manages to capture the spirit of the times and thus attract first international attention. Her lyrics reflect the journey into adulthood - from the first steps into your own apartment to a love story that ends unhappy and inappropriately, like in “Halloween”. Her songs address the ups and downs between passion and doubt and paint the picture of a self-confident young woman who is constantly developing.
HANNA RAUTZENBERG discovered her passion for songwriting as a teenager, learned the guitar and piano self-taught and inhaled music by Tom Petty, Alanis Morissette and Bruce Springsteen. Years later she is on stage herself and supports artists like Silbermond, Leony and Mayberg on their tours.
For two years she worked on her distinctive sound in the studio - raw, honest and uncompromising. Her music combines American rock and folk traditions with modern pop and tells raw stories from her life. “My songs are like diary entries that reflect my deepest feelings and thoughts,” she says. For her, the focus is on accepting herself and her emotions – with all their facets. Her message is clear: everyone has the right to express their feelings and be heard.
"Live 2026"
02/28/2026 • Berlin • Prachtwerk
Admission: 7:00 p.m. • Start: 8:00 p.m.
HANNA RAUTZENBERG is part of a new wave of young women who reckon with their relationships like Taylor Swift, are poetic like Alice Merton, and look at life sensitively like Holly Humberstone and convince with the melodic beauty and power of Boy Genius. “All emotions are justified!” proclaims Hanna, because here is a young artist who shows no fear; a storyteller who authentically processes the lives and emotions of her generation into stories.
The alt-pop songwriter from Leipzig inspires with her special voice, honest lyrics and a sound that fuses indie, pop and folk into a unique mix. On stage she shows how her songs are charged with pure emotion and make every moment seem more intense. With tracks like “Inbetweener” and “Better Lose My Number” she manages to capture the spirit of the times and thus attract first international attention. Her lyrics reflect the journey into adulthood - from the first steps into your own apartment to a love story that ends unhappy and inappropriately, like in “Halloween”. Her songs address the ups and downs between passion and doubt and paint the picture of a self-confident young woman who is constantly developing.
HANNA RAUTZENBERG discovered her passion for songwriting as a teenager, learned the guitar and piano self-taught and inhaled music by Tom Petty, Alanis Morissette and Bruce Springsteen. Years later she is on stage herself and supports artists like Silbermond, Leony and Mayberg on their tours.
For two years she worked on her distinctive sound in the studio - raw, honest and uncompromising. Her music combines American rock and folk traditions with modern pop and tells raw stories from her life. “My songs are like diary entries that reflect my deepest feelings and thoughts,” she says. For her, the focus is on accepting herself and her emotions – with all their facets. Her message is clear: everyone has the right to express their feelings and be heard.