Bärchen und die Milchbubis, a German pop punk group, was formed in Hannover in 1979 by Annette Grotkasten, Rudolf Grimm, Andreas Kühne and Martin Fuchs. Their breakthrough came with the 1980 EP Jung kaputt spart Altersheime released on No Fun Records, whose title track became the most played single on Bavarian Radio youth programming that year. In 1981, the band issued the LP Dann macht es Bumm, followed by the single "Muskeln" in 1982 on Schallter/Ariola, which received airplay on Ö3 and was later featured on a K‑Tel sampler. The group toured with other No Fun acts, contributed music to the film Deutsche Welle, and disbanded in June 1983 after final shows in Austria and Hannover. The band reunited in 2020.
