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    Book NOT Brooke | Sofia D'Angelo | Esther Kohl | Kinneret

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    Wednesday, October 21, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Berlin

    25 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Book NOT Brooke, Sofia D'Angelo, Esther Kohl and Kinneret perform at Berlin. The bill pairs Book NOT Brooke's spare rock-pop songwriting and plainspoken delivery with D'Angelo's live-room, collaborative approach and Esther Kohl's downtown, Cassette-linked experimental practice; Kinneret brings a grounded, civic-minded presence, and the evening's performances favor clarity over spectacle.

    About the Artists

    Book NOT Brooke

    Book NOT Brooke

    Book NOT Brooke is an emerging rock-pop artist appearing at New York City’s Knitting Factory, performing material under the self-titled banner “Book NOT Brooke.” With a modest but growing digital footprint (Spotify popularity 16/100, 761 followers), the project reads as a work-in-progress documented in real time.

    Sofia D'Angelo

    Sofia D'Angelo

    Sofia D’Angelo is a New York City–based performer who has appeared on bills at Union Pool, where genre lines tend to blur and collaborations happen quickly. Her work is grounded in the live room, shaped by shared stages with Gun Outfit, Ornament, Stevie Bill, Babe City, Smush, Daundrv, Crate, and Remember Sports.

    Esther Kohl

    Esther Kohl

    Esther Kohl is a New York City–based performer whose work moves freely across genres, often turning up in the downtown orbit around Cassette. She has shared bills and collaborations with artists including Miles Hewitt, Andy Nicholl, Drawl, Slow Down Sunny, Untitled Freak, Wulfer, Ross Newhouse, and Malachi Elijah, linking her practice to a wider network of experimental music and visual-art contexts.

    Kinneret

    Kinneret

    Kinneret is an artist whose work has appeared on bills at Berlin in New York City, including a shared program with Book NOT Brooke, Sofia D’Angelo, and Esther Kohl. Her background also includes religious leadership and community building in Israel, where she helped found a Reform congregation and later served as a pioneering female rabbi.