Feine Sahne Fischfilet Merch Shop
Hardly any
political punk band has established itself as much in recent years as Feine Sahne Fischfilet. Whether in their songs, on festival and concert stages, or at demonstrations, they make a clear political statement against racism, sexism, and homophobia. Do you love the music of Feine Sahne and identify with their statements? Then check out our
official Feine Sahne Fischfilet merch, where you can find the distinctive band logo with anchor on T-shirts and hoodies. We also have their music releases for your record collection.
From Village Concerts to Festivals
In 2007, school friends Jan Gorkow, known as "Monchi," Christoph Sell, Jacobus North, Max Bobzin, Kai Irrgang, and Olaf Ney founded their band Feine Sahne Fischfilet in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Guided by political events, confrontations with neo-Nazis at concerts, and the football scene of Hansa Rostock, the band developed into a bastion against the far right. Their albums SCHEITERN & VERSTEHEN and BLEIBEN ODER GEHEN address societal and state criticism. With their song "Wut," the band advocates for asylum seekers and challenges deportation policies. Today, Feine Sahne Fischfilet is an indispensable part of numerous festivals such as
Rock am Ring and
Rock im Park,
Vainstream, and
Highfield.
Music with a Clear Message Against the Far Right
For their
political activism, the band receives a lot of criticism, especially in the media. In 2011, the band was even mentioned in a constitutional protection report by the state of Mecklenburg and classified as left-wing extremist. The band filed a legal request against this mention, which was rejected in 2013. Under the motto
#wirsindmehr, a free concert was held in September 2018 in response to the riots at the city festival in Chemnitz. Alongside Feine Sahne Fischfilet,
Kraftklub,
K.I.Z, and
Die Toten Hosen performed, setting a sign against right-wing populism and racist agitation with 65,000 participants.
