Opening acts

A musical trio performing nostalgic Dutch songs. From cheerful sing-alongs to larmoyante smartlappen. .

Intro: Father Koen and son Sten and two guitars. We bring a mix of recognizable pop and soul. The combination of vocals with an acoustic and electric guitar brings a nice mix for both a dinner, drinks, wedding and a more uptempo dance...

Rockabilly with a bite - that's Sjiekkita! Expect a spicy mix of accessible rock 'n roll and surprising hits from all eras. Tasty, cozy, danceable and always with a wink. Sjiekkita is not your average band: we do not play straight what is...

A six-piece band that provides a wonderful atmosphere filled with new- and classic Nederpop bangers! Our motto is "Am I with you everything is good!" .

High Power Rock Cover Band. .

The Latin Brass Band is a really cool group of musicians who have been making music together for 10 years. There are 4 special musicians who play trumpets and trombones, and 4 musicians who play different drums and percussion instruments,...

Originally it was the intention of the 7 Nijmegen musicians who form PEBB to start a New Orleans funk band. Because of the broad musical interest of the various band members, the repertoire soon blew towards various other musical styles. .

The Ministry of Blues, just 3 men strong, plays a mixture of Blues, soul and other wonderful songs from the 60s and beyond. All this in their own jacket at a nice volume. So also suitable for the somewhat smaller occasions or even living...

Crazy Pianos on Tour is een energieke en meeslepende muzikale show die voortkomt uit de populaire Crazy Pianos-club in Scheveningen. Bekend om hun interactieve en dynamische optredens, brengen de getalenteerde muzikanten van Crazy Pianos...

Rondé is een indiepopband uit Nederland, gestart in 2014. Hun muziek mixt catchy melodieën met eigentijdse arrangementen en dromerige teksten. .

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Energetic grunge rock band on stage: Seattle'91. .

Mieke Giga (Stemerdink) was for years the leading lady of the Gigantjes. After a glorious period La Giga went her own way. A new band had to come; a Big Band! .

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