Artists

TARDIZ is een pop/rock band, bestaande uit Mark Müller (drums), Arjan Ettes (bas), Paul Weersink (gitaar), Robert van Mulligen (gitaar) en Madelon Englisch (zang). De band is altijd in de weer met het maken van eigen liedjes, het zelf opnemen daarvan en het bouwen van eigen muziekinstrumenten. Live spat het speelplezier er van af. Door de uiteenlopende muzieksmaken van de bandleden zijn de liedjes op het debuutalbum “In the middle of nowhere” zeer divers. De muziek is een mengeling van melodie, pop, funk, new wave en rock of zoals ze zelf zeggen: “Eigenwijs eigen werk”. In maart jl. is hun eerste album uitgekomen, welke te beluisteren is Spotify, Itunes, etc.

TASTE IT is a five piece traveller band led by Alonso Farias (Chile) and Austin Rossitter (Canada). Since they met in Liverpool, UK (2015), they have performed their engaging hip-swinging Latin Blues show in over 15 countries. The band has successfully performed +50 times in England this year in the middle of their nine month World Tour around Chile, Peru, Mexico, Canada, England, Netherlands and Belgium. Expect a warm, rocking, cheerful show with solid brass arrangements!

It seems as if the stage is the place where these three 'quiet' guys feel most at home. It started a few years ago as a duo on a dusty attic room. Today, this alternative power pop trio a show full of energy.

With their fresh look at punk, funk and rock they create their own sound. On september 21, they released their debut album out with a successful release show in a ramvol Vera Groningen. With this album ijn the pocket they are ready to perform in every corner of our country!

A tribute to the greatest and best band in the world... Tenacious D.

Too grassy for the honky tonks and too amplified for the traditional stages, Texas String Assembly has carved out their own niche in Austin’s favorite rock ‘n’ roll clubs. Since forming during the lockdown in 2020, the 7-piece band of five to ten has blended elements of bluegrass, funk, jazz, folk-country, and hippie jugband music, growing from backyards to bars to beloved venues as they cultivated their “mostly acoustic” Americana sound and garnered attention for their electrifying live performances.

That Dog Was A Band Now have been playing with each other since 2013, despite the fact that they are sometimes separated by thousands of miles of distance. Their unique sound-- which is defined by an active accordion, bad-ass banjo, and honest vocals-- has helped them gain a loyal international fanbase. That Dog Was A Band Now has played 4-hour sets in rough & rural American bars, rocked outdoor weddings for big fans in beautiful California Redwood Forests, been given hour-long featured sets on several public radio stations and mainstage slots at major cultural festivals, and popped up as buskers on all sorts of city streets around Canada, Europe, and the USA.
After a brief hiatus, the band spent the Spring of 2016 reunited in California. That June, they hit the road with their debut (self-titled) EP in hand; recorded in Eureka, California with Timmy Gray of Myrtletown Records. They proceeded to tour the USA and Canada from coast to coast, and then back to the first coast, until late September.
Their 2017 tours were sweet, playing in Sweden, Denmark, Amsterdam, Western Canada, and Germany, and recording their first full-length album, which will be released by Santa Rosa Records.

The 45 is a 4-piece, all graduated from the Codarts Conservatory of Rotterdam. They share a love for funk and pop and will be performing covers from Prince, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars and many more.