THE SUMMER ENDS 2025 - MICHAEL CERA PALIN + PENNWOOD RD. + MORE TBA - Kafe Marat München

Name: THE SUMMER ENDS 2025 - MICHAEL CERA PALIN + PENNWOOD RD. + MORE TBA - Kafe Marat München
Start: 2025-10-10T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Kafe Marat

Schedule

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025 at 06:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Kafe Marat | Munich, BY

Friday, 10.10.2025 | Kafe Marat, Munich | MICHAEL CERA PALIN | PENNWOOD RD. | more tba
“The Summer Ends” is a (fAkE) Emo Festival dedicated to every (fAkE) Emo’s favourite season – and the sister event to our beautifully received (rEaL) Emo Festival, “Rites of Spring“. An outlet dedicated to all of the lovely, off-kilter interpretations of emo music!
TICKET INFO TBA SOON!
***MICHAEL CERA PALIN
Michael Cera Palin are an emotive indie-punk trio from Atlanta, GA. The band are noted for consciously vulnerable lyrics, a cathartically catchy sound, and an impassioned live show, all forged through a decade of cutting teeth in the genre-fluid arts landscape of their home. MCP released two EPs from 2015-2018 before a premature hiatus. After derailed ambitions for their 2020 return (now to a notably larger listenership than they had previously left behind), the band retreated from the social dimension of the community to begin carving their new chapter, and finding a voice of their own. They then released 2 singles, before starting toward an accelerating tour ethic since 2022, diligently assuring fans along the way that a debut full-length album would be with them in due time. Whether owed to or despite their limited output, Michael Cera Palin’s work continues to accrue fervent support, with mounting anticipation of their new material.

***PENNWOOD RD.
In spring 2024, the international quartet from Chile, Sweden, Latvia, and Germany comes together in Leipzig. Inspired by the Midwest emo sound of the ’90s, the four members combine their diverse musical backgrounds and bring the genre’s DIY ethic into the present.
Their debut EP “I Won’t a Friend” was released in June 2025 and deals, among other things, with processing childhood experiences and growing up. That same year, the band plays two support shows for Weatherday and performs at the inaugural Farewell Youth Fest.
Since the production of the EP, their sound has noticeably evolved – the newer songs are more playful, heavier, and lean further into screamo.