Queen's Pleasure

For fans of: Inhaler, Sam Fender, The Clockworks, Kaiser Chiefs, The Wombats

Amsterdam’s Queen’s Pleasure have no shortage of explosives. Their indie rock charges ahead like a runaway train: fierce, unstoppable, and soaked in adrenaline, yet beneath the noise lie moments of striking vulnerability. One song erupts in a wall of howling guitars and half-screamed vocals, while another unfolds as a melancholic ballad that swells toward pure euphoria.

After two albums, countless TV and radio appearances, sold-out club tours, and support slots for the likes of Noel Gallagher, Wunderhorse, and The Undertones, the band are now blazing a new trail. On their latest work, Queen’s Pleasure push the boundaries of modern rock, weaving in subtle shades of hip-hop and pop. On stage, they turn those influences into a sizzling storm of energy, driven by passion, devotion, and an unbreakable sense of brotherhood.