Artists

The classic rock cover band The Frozen Five is one of a kind. You can describe the group as a nostalgic, no-nonsense eighties and nineties rockband with a unique flavor.

You can tell by the repertoire of the band. Songs by bands like Metallica, Bon Jovi and Kings of Leon are well represented on the set. The gentlemen who make up The Frozen Five are of different ages, which makes their take on music quite diverse and surprising. However, they all have one common goal: to bring the crowd to new heights and just be as entertaining as they possibly can. The Frozen Five (named after the walk-in fridge they used as their rehearsal space) has grown in a short period of time to a proper classic rock cover band.

Rayn Bechoe is a soul man in the truest sense. His unique, though instantly recognizable soul is founded on his smooth vocals. He toured through The Netherlands, and he also brought his music to Italy, Switzerland and Japan.

And it was all thanks to his well-recieved debut record A Creation From The Soul. The album was followed in 2014, by the EP Smile, for which he worked with top producers like Rekesh Dukaloo en Eastar. On the EP, he experimented with different styles, like dancehall, funk and reggae. In 2016, his second full-length record will be released. With Back II Business, Rayn will explore everything soul has to offer, from ballads to dancefloor bangers. His band is made up of the best musicians a true soul singer can wish for.

Dirty-sweet drunken guitar pop anthems, chaotic gigs, big barnets, bigger ambitions.

The Great Communicators have that special knack for reconciling winsome heart-rending maelstroms with the nonchalant, quirky charm of college rock. This Dutch sextet can wield even the weightiest spiritual malaise with a cunning confidence.

Fronted by Arend Dijkstra and Shawnee Erfmann, The Great Communicators churn out preening indie gems that swoop and soar like a breezy joyride along the coastlines. The stage is where the Communicators' whimsical energy truly shines the brightest, producing euphoric melodic riptides that jump at you like images from the canvas of some surrealist painting.

The great unknown is a rock coverband from the North of Holland. Sturdy rock by the Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Anouk and Skunk Anansie will be on the setlist

The GRiT is known for their infectuous rock. Their repertoire is very varied: from small and emotional songs to groovy stadium rock. Michel van der Krabben is the creative mind behind the lyrics and the melodies, which are developed further by the rest of the band members into their very own ‘GRiT-style’: melodically structured songs with explosive choruses.

When they play live, you get what you expect. The high-energy gigs are in your face and show The GRiT’s unparallelled convidence. After the success of their third album Lucky 13, and the addition of guitarist Yana Suryana, the band has been working on new tracks and has been touring all across The Netherlands. Recently, the group has played gigs with rock pianist Rich Wyman. They not only played as a support act, but as backing band as well. The collaboration was a great match. So much so, that The GRiT will be joining Wyman on his 2016 tour. In February of this year, the guys will be recording their new single, apart from playing gigs ‘till they drop.