On May 15, Berlin wasn’t just the first stop of the PUMA Speedcat Citytour—it was the ignition point. With the theme “Always On”, the city became the stage for a high-energy collision of streetwear, motorsport heritage, and community impact.

At the heart of it all? GATE194 — transformed for one day into the urban playground where sound, culture, and creativity collided.

As the sun dipped lower, the tempo picked up. A genre-defying music lineup curated by GDA, Rebe, Grosspersky, and Hannah Parent brought the vibe to full throttle. Think deep breaks, bass-heavy sets, and the type of club energy that’s signature Berlin.

And just when the room reached peak intensity, the day’s headline moment dropped: Loco Candy’s album release.

The exclusive prelistening session, accompanied by custom visuals and tailored moments, was a highlight that turned heads and tuned hearts — a powerful reminder that music still drives the culture.

When the event shifted to Marmorbar at 8PM, the energy didn’t dip — it detonated.

Free entry, full vibe: that was the motto, and the night delivered.

Unannounced guest sets, spontaneous back-to-backs, and a packed-out room of heads who knew what they were there for — it was raw, it was real, and it was 100% Berlin. A true afterburner to the day’s momentum.

The PUMA Speedcat Citytour started in Berlin, but this was never meant to stay in one place. The streets are calling, and more cities are on the map.

For now, we look back at a day where the community showed up, the beats went hard, and the sneakers moved fast. From the green-box handouts at the door to the final tracks at Marmorbar, Berlin proved it’s always on.

The moment the doors opened at GATE194, the mood was set. A long line of sneaker lovers, creatives, and scene insiders waited to get a taste of what was coming — and the day delivered.

Inside, the space pulsed with energy. The Speedcat sneaker drop took center stage, with stacks of the iconic green boxes quickly becoming the most-wanted item in the room. Activations throughout the space offered everything from live customization stations to curated streetwear drops. And surrounding it all was a community that’s always moving forward — together.