Oerrock 2025 in Ureterp - May 29, 2025

Miss Montreal

2 concerts

Born in Hardenberg, Miss Montreal, aka Sanne Hans, rose to fame in 2008 with "Just A Flirt." She delivers hits like "Door De Wind" and "Hoe" ft. Nielson. Known for captivating festival performances, including headlining Pinkpop, she hosts ‘Bierpop’ featuring stars like Kensington. A jury member on The Voice of Holland, she's an ambassador for the Youth Sport & Culture Fund. Now focused on Dutch music, her cover "Door De Wind" became a record hit.

RONDÉ

4 concerts

Dutch pop band RONDÉ debuted in 2014 with hit "Run," gaining fame with tracks like ‘Hard To Say Goodbye’ and ‘Love Myself’. Known for vibrant performances at festivals like Lowlands and over 70 million streams.

Roxy Dekker

3 concerts

Roxy Dekker, rising star from the Netherlands, is known for her infectious Nederpop with a house twist. She gained fame at the 2019 Junior Songfestival and released hits like "Anne-Fleur Vakantie," which went gold in months, and "Satisfyer," a Dutch Spotify Top 10 staple. In 2024, she won the Edison Award for Best Newcomer and made history as the first female artist to debut at No. 1 on the Dutch Top 40 with a Dutch song, "Sugardaddy." Recognized as a Spotify Radar Artist and 3FM Talent, her dynamic performances captivate audiences. Roxy is on fire!

Waylon

1 concert

Dutch singer Waylon, born Willem Bijkerk in Apeldoorn, blends retro soul and rock. He gained fame on Holland's Got Talent in 2008 and had success with the 2009 album "Wicked Ways," featuring hit singles like "Wicked Way." Inspired by Waylon Jennings, he toured with him in 2001. Collaborated with Martin Terefe and Sacha Skarbek.

Hannah Mae

1 concert

Dutch singer-songwriter Hannah Mae, born in Emmen, broke out with “Back To You” and gained fame with her hit duet “Wat Wil Je Van Mij” with Metejoor. Known for tracks like “Waterdicht" and tours with Suzan en Freek, her debut album "Rode Draad" is acclaimed. Featured on 'Beste Zangers', she’s on Spark Records/Universal Music.

Europe

31 concerts

Originally a Swedish progressive rock band named Force, Europe gained fame with pop-metal hits like "The Final Countdown." Key members include Joey Tempest and John Norum. They won a national talent contest, leading to a record deal. The band achieved international success with Top Ten singles in the U.S. and U.K. After evolving style and key lineup changes, they released hits like "Carrie" and "Prisoners in Paradise," before reuniting in 1999. Later albums, including Walk the Earth, showcase influences like Black Sabbath, produced by Dave Cobb.

DI-RECT

6 concerts

DI-RECT, a dynamic Dutch quintet blending rock, soul, pop, and indie, won a Dutch Edison Award for their 2020 album "Wild Hearts." Known for hits like "Soldier On" and "Times Are Changing," they deliver electrifying performances from arenas to intimate venues, showcasing sweeping crowd favorites and bold experiments.

Claude

1 concert

Claude, a charismatic singer-songwriter from Congo, moved to the Netherlands to triumph in music with hits like "Ladada," earning diamond status, Top 40, and Spotify #1. He won the 3FM Award for Best Newcomer and was 3FM Talent and Qmusic's Best Artist of the Year. His debut album, "Parler Français," features popular tracks and has over 137 million streams.

Queen Must Go On

1 concert

Queen Must Go On, a Nijmegen-based band, captures Queen's emotive essence. Winners of Tribute Battle of the Bands, they've played over 100 shows and filled the Ziggo Dome.