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Openair Special Die Schönsten Festivals Die Besten Clubterrassen #11 MUC/BAYERN OPENAIR SPECIAL DIE SCHÖNSTEN FESTIVALS DIE BESTEN CLUBTERRASSEN 05 2010 >> WWW.FLASHTIMER.DE >> WWW.FLASHTIMER.DE >> Intro VOLLPFOSTEN, SCHWARZ-GELB >> flashtimer münchen & bayern FLASHTIMER MÜNCHEN & BAYERN Politiker sind Nightlife- Grafingerstraße 6, 81671 München. Hasser. Halloweenverbot, Fon 089 - 54 89 79 29 Afterpartyverbot, jetzt [email protected] die Sperrstunde. 2004 >> chefredaktion V.i.S.d.P. war Bayern das allerletzte Michael Herweg Bundesland, das sie auf- [email protected] gehoben hat. Wenn die >> redaktion Regierung sich traut, ihre Michael Herweg, Philipp Hartmann, Andrea Petsch, Caro Zöllner, neuen Pläne umzusetzen, Stefanie Käß, Beliar Huber dann ist Bayern das erste Bundesland, das sie wieder >> FLASHPACK hat. Dann entscheiden Behörden im Einzelfall und Beliar Huber - [email protected] gegen hohe Gebühren, in welcher Diskothek du unter >> layout / satz / grafik der Woche nach 01 Uhr noch feiern darfst. Dann ist Andrea Petsch - [email protected] Bayern auch das erste Bundesland, an dessen Tanken >> druck es nachts keinen Alkohol gibt – außer den Schwaben saaledruck naumburg nebenan, aber die gehen wie überall sonst in >> vertrieb & veranstaltungen Deutschland bis 22 oder 23 Uhr in den Supermarkt. Gesamtkoordination: Philipp Hartmann Warum? Weil die Bayern schlechter mit Alkohol Flashtimer erscheint monatlich und kostenlos in einer Auflage von 25.000 Exemplaren. Der Flash timer ist frei umgehen können als die Schwaben, die Hessen, die von Promo- und sonstiger bezahlter Redaktion. Niedersachsen. Öhm – wie nochmal?! Bis dahin: CARPE NOCTEM - Nutze die Nacht ;-) MIchael & Crew MITARBEITERSPRUCH DES MONATS: MIchael: «Dann trItt doch P.S. Die Vollpfosten vom Bild haben wir in der Kultfa- AUS!». STeffI: «JA WIE - IN der brik entdeckt. KIrche oder AUS der KIrche oder beIdes HIntereInander?» Der Sommer kommt, und mit ihm (Thema: MIXA, MISSbrauch & Katholische HeilsreGeln) die OpenAir-Festivals. Rechtzeitig für deine Urlaubsplanung die schönsten im Überblick auf den Inhalt Seiten 8 bis 11! 06-07 NEWSFLASH 08-10 FESTIVALS 2010 Schnell mal raus aus dem Club und 12-13 SommERNACHTSTRAum die ersten warmen Nächte genießen: 14-23 HIGHLIGHTS Der FLASHTIMER sagt wo – auf den 24 KonzERTE JunI Seiten 12 & 13 26-27 MüncHEN FEIERT 28-30 ALL AbouT: MEInbuRK Schick, schick! Das Meinburk schafft 32 ModEL DES MonATS es seit Jahren, eigentlich ganz normal 33 FIndERLOHN zu sein – und trotzdem sehr exquisit. 34 FESTGENAGELT Wir wollten wissen, wie das geht: Das 36-37 GESCHEnkT! - PuppEN Betreiber-Interview ab Seite 28! 38-39 MENSCHEN D. NACHT: KASSIERER 40 TECHNIK: ORTofon SERATO S120 Wenn der FLASHTIMER Puppen 41 WARum? - DARum! verschenkt, spielen nicht nur Mädels damit. Wobei manche 42 CHARTS Jungs schon ganz eigene Praktiken 44-48 TERMINE haben. Seiten 36-37. 49-50 REGULARS 51 ComIC 004 05/2010 | MUC/BY | www.flashtimer.de Newsflash Newsflash Die Stadt Duis- denn sie haben beim Voting des DJMAG cout24. Verkauft wird nur die Einrichtung, erfolgreich, außerdem sind die Betreiber burg hat am 20. (das es in Deutschland gar nicht gibt) von der Sound- mit ihrer neuen Diskothekenanlage NEU- April die Genehmi- heftig mitgeklickert: Nun findet sich der anlage bis zur RAUM gut ausgelastet. gung für die LOVE- Miniclub mitten zwischen Monsterloca- Kloschüssel – PARADE erteilt – tions in Ländern mit eigenen DJMag-Aus- das Gebäude Man singt deutsch: Was in den 3 im letzten Jahr gaben von Brasilien bis Korea, liegt mit gehört zur alten TÜRMEN mit dem Heimatabend begann, musste sie bekannt- Platz 23 sogar weit vor dem Megahype Optimolfabrik, bekommt nun fast gleichzeitig zwei Nach- lich ausfallen, die Stadt Bochum hatte Muf- Bar25, dem legendären Tresor oder Väth‘s ist gemietet. folger: Am 12. Mai starten die 3 Türme fensausen bekommen, die große Men- riesigem Cocoon. harrykleinclub.de „Keine Panik – MITTWOCHS MASSIG FEIERN: Von Bier schenmenge nicht bewältigen zu können. wir schauen nur, bis Wodka-Bull Termin für die McFit-Werbesause ist der Bleiben wir gleich beim Thema: Am was kommt. alles in der Liter- 24. Juli und es soll „die kreativste Lovepa- 8. Mai verabschiedet sich Wenn einer meint, er kann das besser als Maß, dazu Eintritt rade ever“ werden. Nun – bei dem Kinder- das Harry Klein aus den wir und wenn sich das für uns lohnt: Gerne, frei in Tracht. garten werden nicht allzuviele dabei sein, Optimolwerken, ganz dann können wir was Neues machen, eine Jeden Mittwoch. die das beurteilen könnten. loveparade.de definitiv. „Ausgemacht neue Herausforderung. Wenn es sich nicht Eine Woche war der 01. Mai, wir haben lohnt, dann bleiben wir. Wir müssen nicht später startet Hat sich mit nochmal eine Woche Auf- verkaufen, es gibt keinen Druck“, heißt es KARSTEN KIESS- Retro: Nachdem schub gegeben. Aber am von den Betreibern. immobilienscout24.de LING, einer der die MaxSuite 14. machen wir auf – egal, Heimatabend-Erfinder, eine ganz ähnliche schließen muss te ob sie in der Sonnenstraße Ebenfalls zum Verkauf steht das Partyreihe, jeden Donnerstag im SCHRAN- (zuviele Kinder), fertig werden oder nicht“, APARTMENT 11 in der Kultfabrik – der NENCLUB. Name und Programm waren versuchte es der verspricht der neue Mainstream-elektronische Ableger der Ende April noch nicht bekannt, die Veran- nächste Betreiber Clubchef ALI ESCOBAR. NACHTGALERIE war nicht besonders staltung startet am 20. Mai. mit dem Namen Zusammen mit Johnny Meier (beide RETRO MAXIMILIANS, die (in jeder Hin- Futurecom; u.a. MatchClub, BashClub)und sicht) alten Stammgäste des MaxSuite-Vor- seinem Coproducer Matthew Knight über- gängers Maxi-milian‘s wieder anzuziehen. nimmt er die Location als BULLIT CLUB. Was ziemlich in die Hose ging. Nun hat sich die Crew auf das am Maximiliansplatz vor- Kultfabrik & Optimol: Die Konzessi- FINESTÊCLUBÊSOUNDÊ&ÊHOUSE. OUTSHINEÊTHEÊNIGHT!Ê herrschende Publikum besonnen, den onen für beide Gelände partyfreudigen Normalmünchner aus laufen Ende des Jahre aus, 089Bar oder Max&Moritz: JIMMY‘S heißt doch Abriss und Neubau der Club seit dem Opening am 23. April. rücken in immer weitere Komplett auf jungen, schicken Style hin Zukunft. Gerüchteweise umgebaut bietet er eine anspruchsvolle hätte die Stadt angeboten, Alternative am Platz, mit partytauglichem um 5 Jahre zu verlängern. House und Charts jeden Freitag und Sams- „Schön wärs!“, sagt der tag. Und das ist sicherlich auch am besten Kultfabrik-Chefvermieter so. www.jimmys-club.de Dr. Klaus. „Richtig ist, dass wir alle fest davon ausge- Das HARRY hen, dass es weitergeht – KLEIN ist der das ist so gut wie sicher. kleinste aller Die Frage ist eher nicht mehr das Ob, son- bedeutenden dern das Wie. Wir haben der Stadt mitge- Clubs in teilt, dass wir eine 5-Jahres-Konzession wün- Deutschland, schen; ob wir das genehmigt bekommen, 120 Quadrat- wissen wir noch nicht. Andernfalls wären es meter, 300 wohl wieder nur zwei Jahre.“ Gäste. Ange- nommen, der durchschnittliche Stamm- Der SPIELWIESE geht‘s gut gerade. gast schlägt alle zwei Wochenenden hier Immer viel los, gute Gäste, fette Party. auf, könnte der Club auf 6.000 Fans Trotzdem: Die Inhaber wollen den Club kommen. Hochmotivierte Fans allerdings, verkaufen, für 120.000€ bei Immobiliens- JIMMYÔSÊCLUBÊ|ÊMAXIMILIANSPLATZÊ16ÊÊÊ80333ÊM†NCHEN 006 05/2010 | MUC/BY | www.flashtimer.de RESERVATIONÊ0151.11Ê30Ê18Ê18ÊÊÊ05/2010WWW.JIMMYS-CLUB.DE | MUC/BY | www.flashtimer.de 007 ÊÊ Special Special FESTIVALS DER FLASH-ÜBERBLICK ! 2010 „Der Sommer kommt! Leider ist er verdammt kurz, denk an un- sere Worte, wenn du im September die gefütterte Jacke aus dem Schrank holst. Wir haben recht, und du weißt es. Also nimm mit, was geht - du kannst alles wiederholen, nur den Sommer nicht. Am besten, du sicherst dir die maximal mögliche Zahl langer Wochenenden gleich morgen. Und vergiss den Montag danach nicht, es ist besser so. FLASHTIMER wünscht einen schönen Sommer allerseits!“ ERISTOFF TRACKS URBAN ART FORMS 03.06. - 06.06. WIESEN/ NÄhe NEUSIedler See TOLLWOOD Die Eristoff UAF, 2009 erstmals ausverkauft (40.000 Gäste), im war- 01.-25.07. men, sonnenreichen Burgenland bei Wien. Das LineUp 2010 ist noch- mal stärker als 2009, mit Guetta, Carl Cox, Boysnoize, Moonboo- München Das „Sommer- tica, Digitalism, Väth, Luciano, Craig ... Sechs Bühnen und Zelte, festival“ ist eigene Floors für Psytrance, D‘n‘B, ein Afterparty-Floor zum Durch- natürlich kein feiern. Ticketpreis 89 € plus 8 € Camping je Zelt (Selbstfahrer: 5 € echtes Festi- fürs Auto). Der Campingplatz ist gleich am Festivalgelände an son- val, obwohl die Wiesn eigentlich zelterprobt nigen, von Wald umgebenen Hängen. Ab München knapp 500km. wäre. Für die Bookings gibt‘s auch 2010 kei- FLASHTIMER FESTIVALBUS ab 44€. uaf-festival.at ne Ehrenurkunde; Silbermond, Nas und Roger Cicero sind schon die Highlights; sonst domi- SOUTHSIDE 18.06.-20.06. FUSION 24.6.-27.06. niert das Vorgestern, mit Konstantin Wecker NEUHAUSEN LÄRZ (63 Jahre), Kris Kristofferson (74), Söllner (55), Nach den Im toleranten Norden ist alles möglich. Alles. Deshalb Supertramp-Sänger Hodgson (60), Haindling (66) Metal-Halb- braucht die oder Tennant & Lowe aka Pet Shop ‚Boys‘ (56). leichen wie Fusion kei- Das offizielle München und junge Kultur sind Saxon oder ne großen keine besonders guten Partner. www.tollwood.de Gary Moore Bookings in 2009 flasht und keine das Schwa- Werbung, MELT ! 16.-18.07. ben-Festival um erfolg- FERROPOLIS in diesem Jahr mit Prodigy, Mando reich zu Den Weg vom Gitarren- zum Diao, Boysnoize, Dendemann, sein. Die elektronischen Festival hat die Melt schon 2009 ein- The Strokes, Billy Talent, Faith- Mitarbeiter geschlagen.
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