Miriam Davoudvandi live in Munich: A personal show with attitude


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Miriam Davoudvandi brings her story live to the stage
On Monday, October 12, 2026, Miriam Davoudvandi will perform with her tour We Can't Afford This at the Substanz in Munich. The live show starts at 8:00 PM, and doors open at 7:00 PM. Instead of a classic reading, the audience can expect a multifaceted evening filled with personal stories, humor, pop culture, and political observations.
Personal stories meet pop culture
Miriam Davoudvandi shares her experiences growing up in poverty in Germany and the experiences shaped by social background, shame, and upward mobility. Victory shoes instead of Nikes, television as a window to the world, and the desire not to invite friends home become concrete memories for a generation.
Rap, nostalgia, and social categorization
The tour focuses on defining pop moments, old trash TV formats, rap, and the nostalgia of the millennials and 2000s. Davoudvandi combines journalistic analysis with a personal stage performance and asks how music, television, and pop culture have influenced our thinking and our biographies.
A live show with attitude and humor
As a journalist, moderator, and author, Davoudvandi writes about pop culture, politics, and psychology among other topics. She is also known as the host of the WDR podcast Thank You, Good, where she talks with famous guests about mental health. Her stage presence combines precise observation, social relevance, and direct access to the audience.
Evening at Substanz Munich
Substanz at Ruppertstraße 28 provides the fitting framework for this immediate evening of reading, talk, and live show. The audience's mood thrives on closeness, attention, and the interplay of pointed humor and serious questions. Surprise guests may appear on select tour dates.
Conclusion: An evening that connects pop and reality of life
Miriam Davoudvandi makes personal experiences audible and opens the view on social inequality, music, television, and societal influences. Those expecting a classic reading will instead experience a dynamic concert experience without instruments: direct, smart, humorous, and political. Be sure to mark the date at Substanz in Munich and experience the tour live.
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