NEW DUTCH TALENTS IN THE SPOTLIGHT WITH TWO SHOWS
Taking three Dutch talents under our wing at the beginning of the year and following them for a whole year? Class of 2026 is doing it. We've booked two shows with three up-and-coming Dutch acts at once, one in January and one in December, so we can show them how far they've come at the end of the year. We're confident they'll go far. Are you too? Get a combo ticket for both shows now.

The chaotic garage-punk quartet C'est Qui? makes fast, unconventional music with enough groove to get your hips swinging. It all started when four different genres walked into a room together and gave birth to an untamable little punk baby. They're on fire, and their performances are full of dynamism and energy, with a pumping guitar and an equally pumping bass. C'est Qui? resolutely hammers their smooth punk with a political thump through your eardrums.

Grote Geelstaart is a psychedelic noise rock band from Zeeland. These five Bevelanders create driving, sputtering, grumbling, and unbridled noise rock, without a doubt. As two drummers increase the tempo and the bass locks on to a thumping subnote like a slow machine gun, the crowd is whipped into a frenzy of screams and whispers. Grote Geelstaart has packed the audience into a car that hurtles forward with manic noise rock. A sharp left turn, two drummers become two guitarists: no one knows the final destination.

plonki is the solo project of Pleun Stork. Raw guitars, soft vocal melodies, and thick grooves merge to create an emotional soundscape. Drawing inspiration from artists like Radiohead and Big Thief, plonki embraces the contrasts between intense outbursts and soft, fragile moments.