
Truckfighters // Dwarves // Yawning Man -1
Once again this June, the atmospheric courtyard of the Burgerweeshuis will serve as the backdrop for a versatile series of garden concerts that are sure to spark. The unique setting creates a special vibe every single time.
An evening where desert dust, fuzz pedals, punk chaos, and psychedelic depth collide, culminating in a blistering finale with Truckfighters.
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM Softsun
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Yawning Man
8:45 PM - 9:30 PM The Dwarves
10:00 PM - 11:00 PM Truckfighters
Truckfighters
Inspired by greats like Kyuss and Fu Manchu, Sweden’s Truckfighters have grown into one of the world’s leading stoner rock bands. With their legendary wall of fuzz, grooving monster riffs, and psychedelic energy, they effortlessly blow the roof off every venue.
Since 2001, Oskar “Ozo” Cedermalm and Niklas “Dango” Källgren have been steadily building their own desert rock empire, with countless shows and five powerful albums to their name. In 2026, after a 10-year wait, they return with their brand-new album, Masterflow. Harder, heavier, and fiercer than ever. Expect a live show you don’t just hear, but physically experience.
Yawning Man
One of the absolute pioneers of the legendary Palm Desert scene. As early as the 1980s, they organized generator parties deep in the California desert, which would later inspire bands like Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, and Fu Manchu.
Their instrumental desert rock is searing and cinematic: ominous drums, abrasive guitars, and a brooding atmosphere that is both hypnotic and gets under your skin. Influences from psych rock, spaghetti westerns, krautrock, surf, and jazz make their sound unique and timeless.
Dwarves
Notorious, uncompromising, and for decades the ugly yet irresistible stepchild of rock ’n’ roll. Dwarves are known for their short, furious songs and completely chaotic live shows. With their legendary reputation, boundary-pushing albums, and take-no-prisoners attitude, they remain a staple for fans of pure, dangerous punk rock.
SoftSun
Founded in 2023 by Gary Arce (Yawning Man), Pia Isaksen (PIA ISA), and Dan Joeright (Earth Moon Earth). SoftSun moves between heavy and fragile, between beauty and noise. Their music is slow, dreamy, and intense, featuring haunting vocals, layered guitars full of reverb and distortion, and carefully crafted tension.
On their second album, the band deepens this atmosphere further: darker, more experimental, and more emotional—a perfect, hypnotic counterpoint to the raw intensity of the rest of the lineup.

































