Noisy Little Desaster - ICARUS BURNS // JUAKALI // FRAG FRANK

NOISY LITTLE DESASTER

A Noisy Little Disaster brings three Berlin bands to Junction Bar in Kreuzberg for a loud rock night — JUAKALI, ICARUS BURNS, and FRAG FRANK. Psych, stoner, punk, and blues-punk in one room. Doors open at 19:00 on Thursday 23 July 2026. Tickets from €6. Limited capacity.

ICARUS BURNS

Berlin instrumental heavy psych — they dropped the singer in 2024, tuned lower, and the riffs got louder.

JUAKALI

“JUAKALI is like the musical Cats, but without cats and the music is also different” – New York Times

FRAG FRANK

No-frills blues-punk with German lyrics, fast riffs, political swagger, and absolutely nothing for the faint-hearted.

doors open: 19:00

show start: 20:00

door price: 6€ + dice 🎲

Special pre-sale offer:

single mingle ticket (1 admissions): 6€

double drouble ticket (2 admissions): 10€

feel good ticket (1 admission + good karma): 20€

feel amazing ticket (1 admission + amazing karma): 40€

VIP golden shower ticket (1 admission + golden shower provided by one of the band members during the show): 50€

extreme limited VIP tickets

The Forced Walk-On VIP Ticket (3 tickets available): 70€

1 admission plus the ticket holder gets to choose the walk-on music the band enters the stage to. Whether its Mozart, Nickelback or Spongebob Squarepants, the venue sound guy plays it, and the band has to walk on completely seriously.

The Sponsored Ad Read VIP Ticket (3 tickets available): 200€

1 admission plus the ticket holder gets to write a 60 second script about absolutely anything (their dog, their ex, a fake product, a real product, their new network marketing opportunities etc.). Right in the middle of the set, the band stops playing, the lights go down, and the frontman reads the script completely deadpan to the audience like a podcast sponsor break.

The Real Roadie Experience Ticket (6 Tickets available / 2 per band): 300€

You always wanted to feel like an upcoming rockstar? Here is your chance. Spend the whole night with the band as part of their crew. Experience the real deal including carrying heavy equipment to the show, building the stage, chilling in rancid back stage rooms (if there is any time to chill... or a backstage), eating fast food and taking the heavy stuff back to the studio in the middle of the night. It doesn't get more real than this.