Sophie Straat

In music, the message always has priority. With cleverly conceived songs, she sings about social problems and addresses themes such as racism, abuse of power, sexism and inequality. In a short time, Sophie Straat has become the undisputed queen of a new generation of protest singers.

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On October 3, her new album 'Wie de fak is Sophie Straat' will be released, which will be presented live in this tour. On the album, she writes about how the Netherlands is full of rules, and how we all already know who the winners and who are the losers. A new album, a new sound, together against the same mess.

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In the new single 'Let Me Tell You Something 'Bout MyCountry', released on Friday, August 28, she leaves no doubt about what she stands for.

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support: Fritzi

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Fritzi moves effortlessly between genres, but her heart beats strongest in melancholic electronic pop. With self-produced basses, sharp beats and a voice that interweaves harmony and emotion, she takes her audience into the intimate world of a young woman.

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Together with Groove God Jaïr Darnoud (Producer, Rens, Jaïr and Uncle Uncle) and Kiki Margari (Bassist, Cest Qui), Fritzi brings a live show that feels deep and raw, but at the same time remains irresistibly danceable. A performance where you can't stand still.

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