CONCERT REVIEW: Solence Turn Utrecht’s TivoliVredenburg Into One Massive Celebration
Throughout the years, we have consistently kept tabs on Solence and their ever-evolving output. With every album cycle, there is always a handful of tracks that inevitably find their way into our monthly rotations and refuse to leave. Yet, despite our long-standing digital relationship with the band, we had never actually taken the plunge to […]
PHOTO REVIEW: Author & Punisher Bring Mechanical Mayhem
Author & Punisher returned to Patronaat on Sunday for a crushingly heavy night on Stage 2. Tristan Shone and his self-built machines were supported by French sludge/death/noise act Fange, and together, the two acts made for an unforgettable evening of mechanical mayhem in Haarlem. Check out the photos our photographer Lieselotte Pennings made below: […]
LIVE REVIEW: ARCHERS Bring The Heat To Haarlem
ARCHERS have been quickly growing in popularity over the past year, so it was only a matter of time before they made their way to Europe. Their debut tour concluded with a bang at the Patronaat in Haarlem this past weekend. While ticket sales may have been somewhat disappointing, as the show was downgraded to […]
PHOTO REVIEW: Smash Into Pieces Dominate Tilburg
The Swedish cinematic rock powerhouse Smash Into Pieces brought their high-intensity energy to Poppodium 013 in Tilburg on April 30, 2026. Two nights ago, the “Next” stage at 013 witnessed a masterclass in modern rock showmanship. From the moment the mysterious Apoc took his place behind the drums to the final soaring notes of their […]
CONCERT REVIEW: 5 Seconds of Summer Bring Everyone’s a Star To Amsterdam
On Friday night, April 10, 5 Seconds of Summer brought their Everyone’s a Star World Tour to the Ziggo Dome, and what a show it was. The performance was split into different acts that felt like chapters in a larger story. It started with Act 1: The Peak and ended with Act 7: The Return. […]
CONCERT REVIEW: SKYND Bring Their Industrial House Of Horrors To A Packed TivoliVredenburg
Ever since we first witnessed the chilling spectacle of SKYND opening for Babymetal at Poppodium 013 years ago, we’ve been hooked. We have followed the Australian industrial outfit through every evolution, every dark chapter, and every Dutch performance since. From their support slots for Ice Nine Kills to their steady climb through the club circuit, […]