BERLIN

BERLIN is an American new wave band formed in Los Angeles in the late 1970s, known for blending electronic synth textures with emotive vocals and provocative lyricism. Fronted by iconic vocalist Terri Nunn, whose captivating stage presence and dynamic range became synonymous with the band's sound, BERLIN skyrocketed to international prominence with their chart-topping 1986 ballad “Take My Breath Away,” featured in the blockbuster film Top Gun. Renowned for their pioneering contributions to the synthpop and new wave scenes, BERLIN’s other notable hits include “The Metro,” “No More Words,” and “Sex (I’m A...

).” Their music explores themes of romance, vulnerability, and social commentary, and they remain influential for their bold soundscapes and aesthetic innovation. Over the decades, BERLIN's lineup has seen several changes, with Terri Nunn as a consistent driving force, both creatively and as a performer.

Continually touring and recording new material, BERLIN has cultivated a devoted following and has earned a lasting legacy as one of the genre’s most distinctive and enduring acts.