On this picture you see Max Berend and his band from left to rigth: Bettina Hummler, Alan Tucci, Max Berend and Andri Weber. The photo is taken in a backstage setting and gives the feeling of a circus. On this picture you see Max Berend and his band from left to rigth: Bettina Hummler, Alan Tucci, Max Berend and Andri Weber. The photo is taken in a backstage setting and gives the feeling of a circus.

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This picture shows the Kirchplatz in Winterthur. The square is full of people watching a concert by Max Berend with the Tabula Musica orchestra. It's a diverse audience with people with and without disabilities illustrating the sense of belonging Max Berend wants to create with his music.
Singer-songwriter Max Berend on stage wearing his typical red beanie. The picture shows a deep focus on his guitar playing.
Folk-Pop artist Max Berend on stage at the Stäcketöri Freiluft Festival with his band. A shining picture with lots of joy and enthusiasm.
A picture of Max Berend playing outside at a lake in Sweden. His music is inspired by nature.
In this picture you can see the band of Max Berend. From left to right: Bettina Hummler (piano), Max Berend (guitar and lead vocals), Alan Tucci (bass) and Andri Weber (drums). They all wear colorful clothes.
This picture shows Andri Weber. He is the drummer of Max Berend. With a big smile he plays the drums. A joyful picture of a drummer making music.
This picture shows singer-songwriter Max Berend and his band as well as the inclusive Tabula Musica Orchestra. Together they performed three shows throughout Switzerland in order to demonstrate that inclusion can be a normality on and besides the stage. The topic of belonging is key for the folk-pop music Max Berend makes.
A black and white picture of the singer-songwriter Max Berend. He smiles towards the audience. He wears a beach shirt and a red beanie.
Max Berend watching the sunset on a boat in Frisland, the Netherlands. A silhouette of a village in the background. This picture illustrates the feeling of serenity in his music.
Here you can see singersongwriter Max Berend during the soundcheck on stage. He gives a cheeky smile towards his audio engineer.

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Every now and then Max Berend writes about his experiences on his musical journey. Dive into his diary and discover the stories behind the songs, the latest birds he has observed and other exclusive content from the singer-songwriters life.

The sum of it all

Like in previous years, we’ve decided to keep following the call of excitement. Where there’s excitement, there’s energy. That’s what this newsletter is about: the power of that energy. And it turns out: excitement is contagious. We ride the wave of joy you’ve given us — with a new single (Somehow Someday), our label that supports birds (yes, really), and a shot at playing Gurtenfestival (again!). Plus: the happiest French birthday song we’ve ever heard. So buckle up, hit play, and if you haven’t voted yet… well, now’s the time!

January 18, 2026
New year, new spark

Because that’s how we are, too

Before the year ends, I want to share something close to my heart: a glimpse into the people behind our music. This newsletter is about the band, the creative chaos we embrace and our new album “On Serenity” we’re releasing in 2026. Plus, you can pre-listen to a song from this upcoming album. And of course, the video of the month with POMPLAMOOSE – our favourite go-to band to get into the right recording vibe. Enjoy the behind-the-scenes and get ready for what’s coming next!

December 14, 2025
Catch a glimpse backstage

Colours of collaboration

New colours appear when we least expect them — in autumn leaves or or in someone else’s way of hearing a song. That’s what this newsletter is about: the colours of collaboration. How working with others adds shades we didn’t know we had. I’ve collected five little stories from past releases — featuring Bettina Hummler, Lily Claire, Sara di Caro, Eoghan Konstantin, and Leif Vein  — and the colours they brought to each song. Plus: a new song recommendation, a little reflection, and one question I’d love to ask you: What colours do you hear?

October 12, 2025
Discover new colours
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Max Berend together with the inclusive Tabula Musica Orchestra in the BeJazz Club in Berne, Switzerland. Together with the Orchestra he performed his EP release tour
Together with photographer Maximilian Lederer, Max Berend went back to his past to search for the future. He discovered his longing for togetherness in his folk-pop music. This image illustrates this melancholic feeling. The sunlight touching the curtains. You can only see the shadow, when you find the light.