Big names in the Burgertuin!
The atmospheric courtyard of Poppodium Burgerweeshuis will once again serve as the backdrop for a versatile series of garden concerts in June, featuring XZIBIT, DOOL, Brant Bjork Trio, MEAU, Sticks, and more.
Burgerweeshuis has built a solid reputation for hosting exceptional concerts and big names in its courtyard. Previous performers include De Dijk, Danny Vera, Eliades Ochoa, Curtis Harding, and Karsu.
Program
The program for June 2025 is now complete, featuring the following artists on stage:
The men of DeWolff are the premier sixties garage-rock virtuosos of today.
Altin Gün plays an exciting mix of Turkish folk, psychedelia, funk, and rock. The band has built a strong reputation for performing brilliantly infectious, upbeat pop music.
The Rotterdam-based band led by Raven van Dorst returns with a powerful blend of progressive rock, metal, and post-rock on their latest album, 'The Shape Of Fluidity'.
Dutch singer-songwriter MEAU enchants listeners with her signature sound, characterized by synths, warm guitar tones, captivating melodies, and dreamy chords.
Over the past twenty-five years, Erik de Jong, alias Spinvis, has become one of the most idiosyncratic and versatile artists in the Dutch pop landscape.
Combining a massive catalog of classics, boundless energy, raw West Coast beats, and a healthy dose of fun, X delivers a legendary hip-hop show time and time again.
June 27 – Brant Bjork Trio // King Buffalo
Multi-instrumentalist Brant Bjork delivers a quality release every 2 to 3 years. The Brant Bjork Trio album 'Once Upon A Time in The Desert' was released at the end of October, featuring that unmistakable desert sound loud and clear.
The American band King Buffalo is a psychedelic trio that creates a powerful brew of heavy psych, blues, and stoner rock.
Sticks broke through with the rap group Opgezwolle and has since become one of the biggest names in Dutch hip-hop.
In recent years, he has released a book and several albums. With his latest album 'Zonneschijn', he performed a solo concert at AFAS Live earlier this year.