For pregnant people, people with autism and other neurodivergent people, IKKIMEL’s concerts offer a protected audience rest area that is alcohol-free. Additionally, a general smoking ban applies throughout the venue's indoor area, and the consumption of any illegal drugs is prohibited. If you would like to use this area, please purchase tickets for the standing area / general admission for yourself and a maximum of one accompanying person! To register for the area, click the link below and fill out the form. You do not need to provide any proof of pregnancy, neurodivergence or anything similar. A few days after submitting the form, you should receive a confirmation email. You will receive all further information about how everything works shortly before the concerts via email!

Dear guests,We’re happy to have you all here!To make sure we can all celebrate together, it is important to us that we treat each other with respect and consideration, respect everyone’s personal boundaries and, to the best of our knowledge and ability, avoid discrimination, judgement and crossing personal boundaries.To help ensure this for everyone, we have developed an awareness concept. We expressly ask you to read and follow these guidelines and, in doing so, help create a positive experience for everyone in the audience.By purchasing a ticket, you acknowledge our awareness concept and agree to follow the rules outlined in it. In the event of violations, we reserve the right to remove guests from the event in accordance with our house rules. In such cases, there is no entitlement to a refund of the ticket price or any other compensation.If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please contact us at:ruhebereich@edition-zero.com1. OUR AWARENESS PRINCIPLESSexism, anti-queer and anti-trans discrimination, racism, antisemitism, ableism, classism and any other form of discrimination or hostility towards marginalized groups have no place here.Our three core awareness principles (based on Safe The Dance):Consent: Individual boundaries are respected. Only yes means yes.Self-determination: The person affected decides where a boundary has been crossed and has the right to decide how they want to proceed after an incident.Solidarity: The experience of the person affected is not questioned. Supporting them comes first.2. OUR AWARENESS GROUND RULESWe respect and protect the personal boundaries of every individual.We take people’s experiences and concerns seriously and aim to resolve conflicts without time pressure or external pressure.We do not tolerate harassment, violence or any form of discrimination or discriminatory behaviour (e.g. based on gender identity, sexual orientation, background, age, disability/illness, social status, ethnicity or religion).We do not accept sexual violence, harassment or any form of inappropriate or boundary-crossing behaviour.Aggressive behaviour of any kind will not be tolerated.We look out for each other, protect one another and step in when someone needs help.If we notice discriminatory or inappropriate behaviour, we address it. Support is available from Security or at any bar.Everyone should be able to enjoy themselves and celebrate freely. Please be considerate in the mosh pit. If you are bigger or stronger than others, make sure to give them the space they need.As guests, we agree not to wear smart glasses or use them to record.3. UNISEX & FLINTA* TOILETSTo help ensure the safety of FLINTA* people (women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people), we will provide unisex toilets and, where possible, at least one FLINTA* toilet at our shows. The toilets will be marked accordingly.4. REST AREAWherever space allows, we will provide a rest area for people who may need a more protected environment and who cannot or do not want to experience the concert in the middle of the crowd (e.g. pregnant people, autistic and/or neurodivergent people). The area will be clearly signposted and easy to identify. Where possible, smoking, alcohol and other drugs are not permitted in this area. One accompanying person may join you in the rest area.If you would like to use this area, please see the information about the rest area above.5. ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSIONInformation about the accessibility of each venue can be found on the respective venue’s website. Where the space allows, there will be a designated area for people with disabilities, as well as a raised platform for wheelchair users. Necessary accompanying persons can receive a free companion ticket – please contact the respective event organisers in advance.At the entrance, we will inform you about the use of strobe lights and similar lighting effects in order to be considerate of people with photosensitivity.6. SAFER USE STATIONThe health and well-being of our audience is important to us. Where possible, there will be a safer use station run by a local prevention and addiction support project at the show, where you can find information, advice and safer-use materials.Thank you for your cooperation! We’re looking forward to celebrating with you at the concert!