Molly Nilsson [BER] live at The Night Cat
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When?
15 February 2025 starting 8:30 am
What?
One of the most unique voices in modern synth-pop returns to Australia
Molly Nilsson, the Swedish-born, Berlin-based artist known for her atmospheric, synth-driven soundscapes and
emotionally charged lyrics, is heading to Australia for a highly anticipated tour in 2025.
Nilsson is a true lifer: fiercely principled, prolific, and committed to the DIY ethos. From her Berlin bedroom, she has selfrecorded and released 11 full-length LPs over 16 years—all via her artist-owned imprint, Dark Skies Association.
Her latest effort, Un-American Activities, released in collaboration with Glasgow-based label Night School and Dark
Skies Association, marks something of a departure from the established working method that defined her discography.
“Nilsson wrote and recorded Un-American Activities in the former Los Angeles home of writer-activist Lion Feuchtwanger
and his wife, Marta, who fled Nazi Germany only to face persecution in the United States during Joseph McCarthy’s
second Red Scare. Heavy ideas, light melodies: that’s the approach here.” – Chris Richards, Washington Post
For the first time since 2019, Molly Nilsson is bringing her unforgettable live performance to Australia for a series of
shows in February 2025.
Molly Nilsson, the Swedish-born, Berlin-based artist known for her atmospheric, synth-driven soundscapes and
emotionally charged lyrics, is heading to Australia for a highly anticipated tour in 2025.
Nilsson is a true lifer: fiercely principled, prolific, and committed to the DIY ethos. From her Berlin bedroom, she has selfrecorded and released 11 full-length LPs over 16 years—all via her artist-owned imprint, Dark Skies Association.
Her latest effort, Un-American Activities, released in collaboration with Glasgow-based label Night School and Dark
Skies Association, marks something of a departure from the established working method that defined her discography.
“Nilsson wrote and recorded Un-American Activities in the former Los Angeles home of writer-activist Lion Feuchtwanger
and his wife, Marta, who fled Nazi Germany only to face persecution in the United States during Joseph McCarthy’s
second Red Scare. Heavy ideas, light melodies: that’s the approach here.” – Chris Richards, Washington Post
For the first time since 2019, Molly Nilsson is bringing her unforgettable live performance to Australia for a series of
shows in February 2025.
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