ZSK

In the organizer's words:

ZSK are back - and with a vengeance. On September 26, 2025, the four Berliners will release their eighth studio album "Feuer & Papier". At a time when democracy in Germany is under pressure and right-wing populist movements are gaining influence, ZSK are providing the soundtrack for the protest.

"We wanted to make an album that accompanies people in these tough times," explains Joshi, frontman of ZSK. "Whether it's about personal struggles or social protest - we want to show that no one is alone."

ZSK stand for much more than catchy punk rock anthems. For over two decades, the band has combined their music with political commitment. They are the founders of KEIN BOCK AUF NAZIS, the largest youth organization against right-wing extremism in Germany. With campaigns, concerts and statements, they actively campaign against right-wing extremist structures - an attitude that is consistently reflected in their music. Two top 5 placings in the German album charts, sold-out tours and a steadily growing fan base. This year, they will also be performing on the stages of Rock am Ring and Rock im Park - a further indication that punk rock has by no means lost its relevance in Germany.

2025 will be a groundbreaking year for Germany. While political debates become more heated and social tensions increase, one thing remains clear for ZSK: they will not turn down their voice. "Feuer & Papier" is more than just music - it's a clear message.