Het Grootste Zomerfeest van Nederland The Hague Tickets - Noorderstrand Scheveningen

Guus Meeuwis

5 concerts

Guus Meeuwis, a Dutch icon known for his everyday charm and beauty in music, skyrocketed to fame in 1995 with a surprise #1 hit. He's since played over 70 stadium concerts and earned numerous gold, platinum, and double platinum records. With a successful solo and collaborative discography, Meeuwis expanded his impact by founding his own label under Modestus. In 2023, he announced the end of his "Groots met een zachte G" shows, marking the close of an era.

Suzan & Freek

1 concert

Suzan & Freek, hailing from the Netherlands, broke into the scene with "Als Het Avond Is" in 2018. Known for emotional lyrics and harmonies, they won Edison Popprijzen for albums "Gedeeld Door Ons" and "Dromen In Kleur." Their 2023 album topped Dutch and Belgian charts. They have hits like "Goud" and "De Overkant" ft. Snelle, and collaborated with Claude. Their live shows, including multiple Ziggo Dome and Sportpaleis dates, showcase their infectious energy.

Kris Kross Amsterdam

1 concert

Kris Kross Amsterdam, born in the Netherlands, blends R&B, hip-hop, and house. Known for hits like 'SEX' and 'Whenever', they've worked with artists like Conor Maynard and Shaggy. 'Hij Is Van Mij' and 'How You Samba' topped charts. In 2023, they won the Top 40 Award for Best National DJ Act.

Kraantje Pappie

4 concerts

Dutch rapper Kraantje Pappie, born Alex van der Zouwen, is known for his flamboyant style and hits like "Waar is Kraan?" and "Feesttent." With his Crane trilogy achieving gold and platinum status, he has earned a strong live reputation, performing at festivals like Rock Werchter and Lowlands. Notably, he collaborated with Jan Smit and released the mixtape "Guardian Of The Real Shit."

Diggy Dex

2 concerts

Diggy Dex, born Koen Jansen in Amersfoort, is a renowned rapper/singer/songwriter known for storytelling in hits like "Treur Niet," "De Zon Op," and "Slaap Lekker." Rising to fame with "Golven" in 2016, he's captivated audiences with ten tours, including sell-outs at Carré. Staying true to hip-hop, he explores various musical styles and collaborates with artists like Guus Meeuwis and Miss Montreal.