Artists

Steezy is a 3-piece rock-trio from Zevenbergen, North-Brabant. In Brabant, Steezy is known for their high-quality covers, high-energy shows, and good-looking band members. Now Amsterdam can finally enjoy ‘the Steezy experience’.

The band is formed by Nick Kerkhoff on guitar/vocals, Sander Hensbergen on bass guitar, and Laurens den Hollander on drums. Together, these experienced musicians performed in many different bands and formations, but it seems that this 3-piece formations works out the best.

Steezy plays edgy, tasty, and sexy covers of songs of Jack White, Black Keys, Arctic Monkeys, White Stripes, and many more.

Balkan in a farmer's way. 'polder' polka. Soviet-schlager. Stennis is a new band that combines infectious, flirty Eastern European music with traditional Dutch tearjerkers. The band sings about of contemporary themes such as the life, death and Tinder. Danceable, authentic and overflowing of retained energy.

Steven&friends is, unsurprisingly, a group of friends that met on the Conservatory of Amsterdam and local jamsessions. They will bring you a great show with pop&soul-tunes that will leave you dancing, singing along or shuffle!
Delaney Nelom (keys), Madelief van Vlijmen (bass), Sem van der Peet (drums), Steven Bourne (vocals).

Sticky-T & The Heartbeats, five men and one woman strong, brings you energetic and accessible popsongs with a wink to the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Guitar, bass and drums lay down the grooving base for soulfull songs written by frontman Willem van Wordragen. A stowing organ, warm choirs, rattling tambourins and banging bongo’s complete the band. Exciting, dance-able and heartwarming. That is Sticky T & The Heartbeats!

"Just play without whining"
Still Blue was founded in February 2015 by simply participating in an open stage. After this night, the band members could not resist to continue to perform. When the opportunity arose to perform in their local pub on Kingsday 2015, it was certain this would be the last gig. Afterwards, the band has a lot of positive comments were received, with the biggest compliment: "These youngsters show us how it's done!".

In the period that has passed, the band has smoothened off the rough edges and expanded the repertoire. Still Blue stands for an evening no nonsense music; just play without whining. The band members are all born to make music and prefer to do nothing else. The performances of Still Blue are tight, dynamic, both sweet and sensitive as popping and raw.
Although the bandname suggests this is a blues-rockband, Still Blue has a setlist that ranges from old blues and rock to new soul and pop, from ballads to loud rocksongs. It will vary between Led Zeppelin to Muse and then back to Nancy Sinatra after Rage Against The Machine. With two beautiful singers who know to turn any occasion into a party, the band has given many successful performances by now.

In short, Still Blue is a sleek, dynamic and fun band to listen to and watch, with a varied set list.