Artakke! Nr.3 - Kleines Kölner Punkfestival

In the organizer's words:

Artakke! Nr.3 - Small Cologne Punk Festival with:
Alien Fight Club, GEDRÄNGEL, Dr Dosenbier, Kommando Rostkehlchen

ADMISSION: 18:00
START: 19:00

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Alien Fight Club -
Punk/Hardcorepunk, Bonn/Bremen
Well-balanced between punk rock and hardcore, Alien Fight Club's melodies spiral deep into the ear canals. The result is a driving, noisy and danceable sound.
Vocals: Anneke (Ex Guts Pie Earshot), Guitar: Kolja (Drums at Spark Unit, Ex Genepool) Drums: Stefan (Ex 1982, Beatrevolver), Bass: Lars (Ex-Upper Crust, Ex Ur-In-stinkt)

GEDRÄNGEL
make punk rock.
They always start their songs together, end them together and hurry in between.

Dr Dosenbier
uncompromising German punk
The D in Dr. Dosenbier definitely does not stand for Germany. In the beginning it stood for drum machine and stupid lyrics, but now it stands for artistic skill of Dürer-like proportions. But maybe that's a lie and it stands for something else entirely?
something completely different? Find out for yourself."

Kommando Rostkehlchen:
Political punk with a clear stance and message from NRW.
For two years, the band has been deliberately changing its line-up of friends.
Constantly on the road, everywhere and nowhere, on a mission to roar their pent-up anger into the world and make both the circumstances and the people dance
We are Kommando Rostkehlchen, more a project than a classic band, which means that the first album was a solo album recorded by me during the Corona rehearsal stop, as all the other bands I play in couldn't rehearse at the time. The album then made the rounds a bit and almost exactly 3 years ago Jörg from Punkabend im Druckluft in Oberhausen asked when we would play at his place. My answer was: not at all, it's not a band, he said: never mind, I've announced you for the punk evening in 3 weeks. I've known him for a while, so that was only half as weird as it sounds. As a result, I asked around my friends who would like to play with me and two rehearsals later we had our first gig. We deliberately kept changing the line-up from our circle of friends and, as exhausting as it may sound from the outside, it's brilliant and great fun. Of course, it's often the same people playing in different combinations, but the collective understanding and planning of who wants to play each time has been maintained.
In the last 3 years we have released another album and played over 60 concerts across the country and in the Netherlands and Switzerland. The third album is currently in the making and thanks to the flexibility in the line-up we can and want to play gigs.
The music can be downloaded for free. Recording as well as shirts and co is all DIY by conviction.