More music, more party, more protest: Der große Knarf Rellöm Acid Test

In the organizer's words:

Continuation of the taz Kantine concert series. This time with: Cremant Ding Dong, Sophunky & Annekraut Stengel, Mittekill and Knarf Rellöm Arkestra.

On May 16, Message Dancefloor and Sun Ra, anti-fascism and techno blues, DJ consoles and vocals, lo-fi pop and flutes, uncompromising diversity and a lot of bass will land on the dance floor of the taz Kantine.

The Knarf Rellöm Arkestra of Hamburg Irritainment legend Knarf Rellöm grooves tirelessly through the universe of danceable protest music in the footsteps of Sun Ra with Message Dancefloor.

This also includes Martin Till Steinebach (formerly Flowerpornoes), Torben Wesche (King Khan And The Shrines) and, of course, drum machines and synthesizers, saxophones and flutes, guitars and vocals that transport the political content - "The rents are too high" / "Mister Motherfucker" - to the masses.

Friedrich Greiling aka Mittekill has been shaking up the club scene with techno blues, electro chansons and punk house since the beginning of the millennium. His music is characterized by brute elegance, diversity and dynamism, which serves as a flying carpet for his witty lyrics. In them, he takes aim at the conditions of our time, both desperately and with a wink.

Sophunky & Annekraut Stengel are a young DJ performance duo with electroclash, trash and talk.

And the three-piece band Cremant Ding Dong conquer the hearts of music lovers with their unique sound and captivating videos. Franky Fuzz on electric guitar, Gwendolin Tägert on pocket piano and Endai Hüdl on synthesizer and rhythm machine together create a captivating mix of lo-fi pop and indie rock.

Tickets at taz.de