24/7 Diva Heaven + Burnswell
10/29/2025
at 8:00 PM
/ Wien
With their critically acclaimed debut album "STRESS" (Noisolution), released in 2021, 24/7 DIVA HEAVEN made it unambiguously clear: They have come to stay. Or to put it in the words of "Classic Rock" magazine: "Brash. Relevant. Great. Period." Just shortly after the release of their debut, the Berlin trio is on everyone's lips and fills the pages of the local music press. With their musical hybrid of punk, grunge, and noise, 24/7 Diva Heaven creates a world where one is allowed to scream, scratch, and bite – and ultimately hugs it out. Fuzzy riffs meet catchy hook lines, political messages meet self-irony. 24/7 DIVA HEAVEN say what they think and hit a nerve: They deliver a soundtrack that fits perfectly into these uncertain times, not settling for platitudes, but leaving room for the spaces in between. The fact that the band is especially known for their massive sound and powerful live performances is evidenced by their rapidly growing fan base and countless shows, including at WDR Rockpalast, Pop-Kultur Festival, as support for DREAM WIFE and BEATSTEAKS, as well as a co-headliner tour with TEAM SCHEISSE. "The best thing I've seen live since NIRVANA," said one fan. Katharina Ott-Alavi (voc, guitar), Karoline Paschedag (bass), and Marie Westphal (drums) are not only a unit away from the stage, but also a concentrated energy in the spotlight, waiting to be unleashed.
The band is active not only in the rehearsal room and on stage but also shows political engagement, among other things as founders of the Berlin collective GRRRL-NOISY, which organizes jam sessions and festivals and provides a networking space for FLINTA musicians and music fans.
On October 11, 2024, their long-awaited second album "GIFT" will be released on Noisolution, seamlessly fitting into the tradition of the debut "STRESS" and will be presented live for the first time in selected cities as part of an album release tour in autumn 2024. 24/7 DIVA HEAVEN's second long-player comes with more differentiated songwriting, without sounding even remotely less angry. The album is furious, political, and never shy of great melodies. On "GIFT," what had already begun to develop on "STRESS" is condensed, resulting in an eclectic album, somewhere between IDLES, PIXIES, PABST, and MELVINS, which boldly deconstructs the sound of old idols and reconstructs it in a contemporary outfit.