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One night, that creep stealing a 20 Euro bill out of the donation bucket while failing at looking inconspicuous doing so was actually pretty hilarious. And that old bald fat guy with glasses, making antisemitic remarks about the experimental music that Scotty was playing on that night added a certain earthy, exotic flavour, too..

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if you‘re reading this I want you to know that I think that it‘s a shame how things turned out. But we both know that we had to move on. I hope you‘re doing well.

I remember playing at Loophole a couple of times about 12 years ago. I would bring my baby and have her sleep downstairs in the basement while I played. Or we’d come to see a show with her and I’d put her down on the sofa. It felt like the safest place, still does. I still come to Loophole, cause it never stopped being a good vibe. It’s sad to see it go from that location, but also, the next location is gonna be epic, it will!!

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Years ago, when I discovered Loophole I thought: If one day I’ll have a music project of mine, this place is the first I want to play in, I want to debut here and do crazy shit.
And then, 2023: I debut with my solo harsh-noise project. Where? Of course, Loophole. I was super happy, and I’m very disappointed about what happened.
I hope you guys find another place. It’s the vibe, not only the space itself, remember.
Long live Loophole! Down with what is happening in the real art scene in Berlin!

Back on 2017 I was doing my exchange semester at art school in Berlin. My friend had told me about this legendary place, Loophole, before coming to Berlin, and I wanted to visit. A great underground female noise artist, Waterflower was playing at the venue and a friend from school who was opening for her encourage me and classmates to go. It was so amazing for me to see them performing in this cozy mysterious space. Both artists really blew my mind as they were not just singing, but also making their electronic music live (waterflower was using piezzos attached to plants at the time), also doing heir own visuals and merch. I was so impacted and left so motivated and inspired and Loophole stayed in my heart forever

Lawns in the basement in 2022 was one of my first nights in Berlin. The place was just dripping with culture, community and love that I didn’t experience in any other venue before. Everyone I spoke to had a deep appreciation for loophole and loads of artists of all identities were platformed there. Loophole connects the audience and the performers in ways other places don’t. Save Loophole.

Protect DIY spaces at all costs!

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Many a nights spent there, many encounters, dances, drops of sweats….
Very inclusive, an “insider” feeling while being open to anyone willing to join the vortex, the loophole. So long, my friend!

This was the kind of place you could just swing by late afternoon and check what’s up, usually friends of the bands was at the door and of course positive and inviting. Could be anything really, loved that.

I remember once there was a broken stand so someone spent the entire show holding a spotlight above here head for the artist. That’s exactly the kind of people I want to be around!

Loophole was home during my period in Berlin and nothing changed during the years.
Safe place with an amazing cultural scene.

I watched the love of my life dance the night away in her magical way, before I even knew she liked me too.
The Loophole always held a special place in my heart, as one of those Berlin locations that defy all logic.

Loophole was a lot of fun to play. Good memories and a shame they are getting shut down.

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Boo: Gentrification
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i love loophole so much, it never disappoints!! not only as a place for music and to come see interesting small and upcoming, local or international artists and musicians of all sorts- loophole has also always come through for me as the place to go to to connect and find community of likeminded and kind people. I always discribed the place to friends as a bar that feels like a good houseparty, in a way, where you dont feel too much like a stranger coming in even if you ‘know no one’ and you always leave feeling a sense of belonging of sorts; feeling like you had a good and fulfilling night, sharing at times simple and other times really lovely and greatmoments, conversations and connections with people. its a really special place and I believe it constitutes a cornerstone of Berlin’s music and (sub) cultural scene, and cannot just be so easily dismissed … thank you loophole!!! wohoooo

Loophole has been an incredibly valuable space for new artists and musicians to find their way in Berlin’s large cultural scene. They have provided a safe, friendly, and well equipped space for concerts and performances. I’ve spent many evenings at events at Loophole and as a musician have also performed on the stage there. It’s an absolute tragedy that this venue, which has served as an incubator for so many of Berlin’s artists, may no longer exist.

My first Live gig was at Loophole after a Meetup and talk with Female:Pressure members. I will never forget it!

best venue ever!

Thank you for this special comunity place to be creativ and for the warm hearted Atmosphere. Hope you will go on and find another location to built a new home for an international artist comunity in Berlin. It’s a shame how the power treated you. We stand with all of you and fight.🖤S.

Als wir zum ersten Mal ins Loophole kamen, war die Bar noch ein altes Klavier. Jede Nacht konnte man da reinstolpern und wurde immer überrascht – nackte Frauen mit schwarzen Krähenflügeln, sirenenhaft singend und tanzend, Konzerte in denen ausschließlich auf alten Lampen gespielt wurde, es war völlig unberechenbar und wir haben es geliebt. Der Eintritt war (zumindest zu Beginn) selten über fünf Euro, ein Geschenk an die ganzen Pleitegeier wie mich und meine Freund:innen – wir waren in unseren Twenties so full of love but always out of money. Im Loophole hatte beides Platz. Hier sammelten sich die Gestrandeten, die Talentierten, die Unentdeckten, die Verlorenen, die Einsamen, die Verliebten… Mittendrin Jan Gryczan, der gewiefte Direktor dieses otherworldly Zirkus, die Seele, der Sozialarbeiter, der Star. Danke dir für alles. Für die verrückten Filme, die wir im Loophole drehen durften, die Boddinale, die Parties die wir schmissen, die Konzerte, die Küsse, die Nächte und die frühen Morgen… So wenig kontrollieren zu wollen, zu viel einfach zuzulassen… Wer traut sich das denn noch? Am Loophole habe ich Leuten erklärt, wie Berlin funktioniert: Da gibt es Räume, da darfst du einfach machen. Ein sehr einfaches Rezept: Brich den Asphalt auf und ein Grashalm wird wachsen. Jetzt wird der Asphalt geschlossen. Jetzt sind wir alle groß geworden und zahlen brav unsere Steuern an eine Stadt, in die wir uns nie verliebt hätten, hätte das Loophole uns damals nicht aufgenommen, gepäppelt und genährt. Es tut richtig, richtig weh.

I played several at Loophole over the years. Last time it was organised by Kitchen legs. I love this place so much, as a performer and as concert goer.
I have vivid memories of the walking dead mixing desk and the messy cables. I cried during soundchecks and laughed during shows because in the end it (kinda) always worked. I’ m very hangry with this shitty news and I’m very down to become a meat eater again if a greedy landlord bbq is organised.

Loophole was the first venue I went to when I moved to Berlin. Immediately fell in love with its concerts, its vibe and its crowd. I remember thinking one day I would love to play a concert there. I hope that can still happen… this place is a staple of Berlin culture. Loophole forever!

Loophole has played an essential role in shaping Berlins international arts community, in a way that is unmatched by any other venue in Berlin. For many musicians and artists, it has been the first point of call upon arriving in this city, due to its celebration of musical diversity and experimentation. It’s one of the few venues that is willing to take a chance on artists who deserve to be heard, but might not yet have a large local following. Any night of the week you could go to loophole without even knowing what would be happening there, but knowing that whatever happened you would experience something magical. My own musical projects would have probably never gotten off the ground if it weren’t for the good people at loophole giving us the space to perform. That’s not to mention the many friendships I’ve made within those walls over countless beautiful, chaotic, and blurry nights. I have tears in my eyes writing this. It is heartbreaking to know that loophole won’t be able to continue at its beloved original location that holds so many memories for so many people, but I think I speak for probably all of those people when I say that we want to see loophole continue in a new form at a new location where many more memories can be formed for many more years to come. Berlin is incomplete without loophole. Ok now I am straight up bawling my eyes out. LOOPHOLE FOREVER !!!!!!

Discovered this place almost at inception, one of the 3 fundamental venues of what I would call the Neukölln Triangle, the one you know you get in but you dunno if you get out. Despite the several changes in management and staff it was still one of the only venue where you’d feel the early wild raunchy accessible vibe. The shows and parties I’ve organized there until recently are also some of my dearest memories. We won’t let this slip away so easily.

When I first arrived to Berlin as a tourist I was told to attend loophole on recommendation. From the moment I walked into the door I knew loophole was something special. The community and open heartedness of the staff and people in the bar was essential for me solidifying my love of Berlin. I later attended a DJ set By Psycho Jones. This set was some of the best dancing of my life! People felt free to express themselves in our joy and community and support each other and dance with each other with consent and joy. Places like these are essential to any city to make people feel like they belong and open in doors for self expression, something Berlin prides itself on.

i kissed my current partner for the first time in loophole!

I visited loophole on a whim my first time in Berlin in 2022. There I encountered two individuals who completely changed my life from then onward, they took me and my friend around the city and told us all about the DIY scene, various underground communities, markets and activist groups. I learned so much from these two and although I have since lost their contact info, I think about them every day. Thank you Loophole for the serendipity, I hope to visit next time I’m in Berlin.

Such a cool venue and still truly underground
Berlin needs such spaces

Loophole is a treasure!

Loophole was the first time I played with my Band in Berlin. It has always been a place where every form of art had a chance.

A cornerstone of Neukölln, a haven for new and underground artists, but yeah let’s just shut it fucking down, we don’t want places like that in a place like Berlin.

Loophole was my favourite spot in Berlin. I live close. I have been through some dark periods here, and I would walk to Loop on my own, sit at the bar and chat. Have a drink. Listen to whatever band was playing.
It always made my heart lighter. I have made friends. Actual friends I trust.
WIthout Loophole, Neukolln feels emptier. It’s a challenging time for Berlin’s underground and for the world’s in general, but I refuse to give in. Fortunately, a lot of us do.
It’s sad to see the fight for survival has become a fight between “us and them”, whatever that means.
But the underground can never be killed. It always crawls back up.

Time and time again, we crawl back up.

Loophole was crazy, for a lot of artitst there starting point, i remeber the we ( lucieandthesluts) played 3 shows there, two got stuck in my mind newyears with amor and out last show.
Greets Michl, hoping that everything goes well!!!

The last time I was in Loophole (nearly a year ago now) I was performing for the second time. The day before our gig I had found out that my partner and I (who I also performed with) were expecting our first child.

Our friends filled the room, we shared vulnerable moments within our music, and although the small creature growing inside me was just a few small cells at that point, as I was performing I was thinking of one day showing my child photos and videos of this concert, singing them the songs we performed there and telling them they were on my mind throughout the whole thing, they were there and it’s was part of them.

I was wondering if these small cells that would become our child could feel the nerves and the rush and the love we felt in that performance…

It was a truly profound moment for me, Loophole I’d so much more than a venue, it’s so much more than community, it’s a truly special place that holds so much importance to so many.

It cannot be goodbye just yet

Entering Loophole felt like a different realm. One of the few places that always welcomed you warm-hearted and let you feel like it’s okay to be you. With its closing, a big piece of what made Berlin a great place for me is gone. I can’t believe it. Loophole, you will be missed!

Loophole was the only real community venue for music and other performing arts in Neukölln. Uncommercial, welcome to anyone, and a hatching ground for new projects. The value it had to the city of Berlin was unique and incontestable. On a personal note, it has been a second home to me for many years. Keep going like this, Berlin, and we’ll end up like Frankfurt.

It’s a shame that Loophole has closed, and that places like this, which promote music and culture, keep shutting down. These are what ultimately give life to a city like Berlin. Get hipster snobs out of the cities. Long live Loophole!

I discovered Loophole around 2015 and was hooked from the start. I left my hometown for Berlin in 2012 precisely because it no longer had such subculture places to offer. Over the years, I enjoyed countless inspiring, surprising and innovative artists and concerts at Loophole.
What I also want to emphasize: At the age of 60, I was still a regular guest until the venue’s unfortunate and incomprehensible closure. And even though I was almost three times as old as the average audience, I always felt right at home and met lots of interesting and nice people while chatting. For me, the Loophole was an alternative living room with a diverse and extremely stimulating live program. What happened now is a crying shame and against everything that defines Berlin. For me personally, it is the loss of a save space that allowed me to live out my love of music in a carefree way without feeling out of place. I will miss Loophole sorely!

Loophole has supported underground music and art from the very begining, which is crucial for Berlin’s identity. It needs to stay!

This place is so so so so great. Please stay!

There is no independent venue more fair when it comes to paying artists for playing.
Loophole is vital for Berlin.
One of the few places in this capital where you feel you can go to see some new bands on your own and have a great night.

A rare place where strangers were welcome. The music was always authentic and unconventional. The venue offers the raw and uncommercial events which feed creative minds both inside and outside of the creative sector, on a local and global scale. The essence of Berlin is threatened by the closing of such a venue. Berlin is world reknown for underground culture, and every such shrine to the human spirit should be protected as her treasures.

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