Armed with a Drenthe dialect, raging guitars, and a generous helping of drums, Skroetbalg embarks on a blessing tour for the release of their album "Geen Toeval." The quartet will land in the capital on November 6th .

Not only is Skroetbalg's music brutally hard, their work ethic is also impeccable. In their native Drenthe dialect, they sing about things that truly matter to them: beer, cars, fighting, other people's mothers, and of course, their beloved province. Since its formation in 2019, the band has released around twelve albums and opened for bands like Toy Dolls and Fleddy Melculy.

Support: The Prince Albert

The Hague's nail-polishing fist-pumping band, The Prince Albert, will be supporting Skroetbalg tonight! It sounds like Motörhead, The Stooges, and The Sweetsamen got into a pub brawl and emerged as friends. Dirty hard rock with a touch of glam, a trap punk vibe, and lyrics that smell of sex, drugs, and leather-pants sweat.