Punk im Mausbau

In the organizer's words:

Simple language: We are organizing a one-day festival. There are 5 bands playing in the car - all of them play punk music.

Alarm signal
To escape the dreariness of everyday life in the small town of Celle, a few friends decide to form the band ALARMSIGNAL shortly after the
turn of the millennium to form the band ALARMSIGNAL. The first songs are quickly written. The
clubs in which they play get bigger with every album and soon they are also welcome guests at larger festivals.
festivals as well. Insomnia" is now their ninth studio album. Even the
title of the album aptly describes the sleepless nights that many of us are having in these troubled times.
have. Singer and bassist Steff explains: "On a political and social level, many things are robbing us of sleep: the stupidity
stupidity, ignorance, selfishness, hatred and the backward-looking nature of humanity. It is
2025 and instead of learning from the past, Europe is moving further and further to the right. Right-wing extremist
language and hate speech are becoming more and more acceptable, among politicians, in society, everywhere. The
social networks are full of racism, anti-Semitism, fake news and horrific sexism or homophobia.
homophobia."
Many of the songs on the new album are attempts to understand the increasingly complex world or to express
or to express a lack of understanding, to process both external events and internal contradictions and thoughts
and to bring a little order to the chaos that surrounds us day after day. Everything changes
and the band remains in a state of flux: Chris (KOTZREIZ, JENNIFER ROSTOCK, BERLIN BLACKOUTS) is not only a feature guest
not only a feature guest on one song, but after a line-up change is now a permanent member of the band on drums.
The album marks the start of a new chapter for ALARMSIGNAL in every respect. ALARMSIGNAL's live performances also confirm their status as one of the best-known and busiest German punk bands.
German punk bands. Wherever ALARMSIGNAL appear, a euphoric atmosphere is guaranteed - we are looking forward
to the upcoming tour in spring, as well as sweaty mosh pits at festivals in every corner of the
republic!

www.alarmsignal-punkrock.de/ | www.instagram.com/alarmsignal_official/ | www.facebook.com/alarmsignal

pogendroblem
Great resignation! How to navigate through the time of monsters (Antonio Gramsci), pogendroblem ask. How to
continue against fascization and the climate crisis? One thing is clear: it can't go on like this forever.
pogendroblem are obviously (post-)punk, poppy cuteness, garage vibes, a bit of Hamburg School, a bit of
school, a bit of kraut, slightly darker guitars and, of course, bread slicers blasting through FX.
In terms of content, it's about absurd everyday stories, about subjectivation that no longer seems to work.
About the fragmentation of society, labor relations, the left.
Whether AZ, award ceremony, club concert or summer festival: pogendroblem are the live band you've always needed.
always needed.

www.pogendroblem.de/ | www.instagram.com/_pogendroblem_/ | www.facebook.com/pogendroblem

No thanks
The world is coming to an end. But because the seeds of a new beginning are inherent in every end, Nein Danke
see no reason for resignation and gloom. On the contrary: with their latest album "Wo soll das alles
end?" (2026), the two-piece from Neuwied have programmed their own sound signature between electropunk, riot
grrrl and the latest German wave in third gear. The songs are still packed
with fresh ideas, sometimes even glowing with naked experimental fury. But more than ever, the
the feeling of life in the declining Occident is here by means of oppressive BPMs and analog synth staccatos
into shape with relish. Whether beat programming or sampling, stream-of-consciousness lyrics or
or flashy intonation, instrumentation or arrangements: unperturbed by short-lived hypes, Nein Danke
celebrate a young cell cure for the kind of punk music that boomers had already declared extinct. The
subversive energy of formative no-wave formations from the early eighties fuses in songs like
"Insomnie" or "30 km/h" with production values from contemporary witch house and Casio punk. Nights
become days, traditions become trash. The results are characterized as much by a cool existentialism
as well as a healthy no-fucks-given attitude, which is precisely why they are so much fun.
Text: Nils Schlechtriemen

www.neindankepunk.bandcamp.com | www.instagram.com/neindankepunk/ |
www.facebook.com/neindankepunk/

Kommando Schimmelkotze
Kommando Schimmelkotze from Darmstadt make unpolished, direct punk. Or at least what they
they think it is. Their lyrics are a mixture of social and patriarchal criticism. Pretty much what
you can expect from a band with a name like that. Anyone looking for unfiltered rage punk will feel right at home here.
For everyone else: It's loud.

www.instagram.com/kommando_schimmelkotze/ | www.facebook.com/Schimmelkotze/

Pit Dogs
Grungy punk rock from Marburg. Barking and biting, raw, dirty, real. Sta (vocals & guitar), Aaron (drums) and Nico (bass)
and Nico (bass) mix angry punk with melodic grunge.

www.pitdogs.de/ | www.instagram.com/pit_dogs_band/ | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583493749375

Admission: 15:30 | standing room only
Advance booking: from €19.70 (reduced) / from €28.10 (incl. RMV ticket)
Box Office: 23 € (reduced) / 32 €

Concessions are available for school and university students, volunteers, trainees and MarburgPass holders. The
contingent of reduced tickets is limited. Please have ID ready at the entrance.
People with severe disabilities who are dependent on an accompanying person pay the normal ticket price.
companion is free of charge.
The advance booking ticket with the RMV combined ticket logo is valid for the outward journey from 5 hours before the start and for the return journey until
on all buses and trains in the entire network. The common
Conditions of Carriage and RMV fare regulations apply.

Organizer: KFZ

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Price information:

Admission: 3:30 pm | Standing room Advance booking: from €19.70 (reduced) / from €28.10 (incl. RMV ticket) Box Office: €23 (reduced) / €32 Reduced tickets are available for students, volunteers, trainees and MarburgPass holders. The contingent of reduced tickets is limited. Please have ID ready at the entrance. People with severe disabilities who are dependent on an accompanying person pay the normal ticket price, the accompanying person is free of charge. The advance booking ticket with the RMV combined ticket logo is valid for the outward journey from 5 hours before the start and for the return journey until closing time on all buses and trains in the entire network. The Common Conditions of Carriage and RMV fare regulations apply.