PRNCPTL & PAX-ROMANA join forces for a ceremony of sound, sweat, and sensuality at Paradiso.
Experience the legendary Dutch musical 'Foxtrot' by Annie M.G. Schmidt and Harry Bannink. This new adaptation, set in the turbulent 1930s, tells a story of love, dreams, and impossible choices in bustling Amsterdam.
A beacon for the queer community in Utrecht, FLUID strives to be a safer space where you can be whoever you want to be. Come as you are!
Kalinichta is an LGBTQIA+ oriented club night that takes you on a musical odyssey from Balkan beats to Greek and Turkish uplifting tunes, all the way to the belly-dancing sounds of the Middle East.
Icelandic industrial band Hatari returns to Melkweg, known for their striking outfits, strong statements, and unforgettable shows. Experience their unique mix of industrial doom disco, budget rave, and bizarre dance energy.
Utah's all-female indie pop band, The Aces, brings their infectious 80s-inspired guitar pop and honest lyrics to Amsterdam on their 'Gold Star Baby' tour.
Irish singer, composer, and performance artist Gavin Friday presents his new album 'Ecce Homo' in an evening of new music and classics from his rich oeuvre.
Experience the cosmic pop and strong queer narrative of Maude Latour. Known for her viral hit ‘One More Weekend’ and acclaimed debut album ‘Sugar Water,’ she creates music that breathes liberation and tackles existential themes.
Canadian pop singer-songwriter Cœur de pirate returns to Melkweg after ten years, known for her enchanting voice and carefully composed songs ranging from piano ballads to disco tracks.
In Dutch. Actor Johannes Wirix-Speetjens embodies iconic queer artists like Freddie Mercury and Peter Tchaikovsky, bringing their hidden histories to life.
Austra, the pop project of Canadian singer Katie Stelmanis, combines sad lyrics with euphoric, eurodance-inspired synth melodies. She performs in support of her new album, 'Chin Up Buttercup'.
Experience MUOVIPUSSI, a theatrical and absurd mix of electropop, noise, grunting, hip-hop, and punk from Finland.
Searows, the indie-folk project of Alec Duckart, brings his intimate and emotional music to Amsterdam. His sound, resonating with the queer/trans experience, is perfect for fans of artists like Phoebe Bridgers or Sufjan Stevens.
Following success with K's Choice, Sam Bettens embarks on a solo musical road trip with his Americana/Country album 'COMING HOME'.
Respected DJ and producer Avalon Emerson presents her live indie pop project, & the Charm, showcasing a different side of her musical talents with dreamy, synth-forward sounds.
South African singer-songwriter Bongeziwe Mabandla is known for his unique blend of afro-folk, soul, and electronica, and his agile voice that shifts effortlessly to a velvety falsetto.
After fifteen years with the iconic French band La Femme, co-founder Marlon Magnée embarks on a solo career. A significant figure in the queer alternative scene, his project blends electro-pop with rockabilly, punk, and drag aesthetics.
ANOHNI and the Johnsons return for their first tour since 2010, performing their new album 'My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross' along with songs from their entire catalog.
No Lube So Rude Tour. Experience the energetic, challenging, and liberating electro-punk of Peaches, the iconic musician, producer, and performance artist.
SOAK, the alter ego of Irish singer-songwriter Bridie Monds-Watson, performs her unique blend of indie music, known for prize-winning albums and a 90s-inspired guitar-rich sound.
Queer folksinger-songwriter and poet Willi Carlisle returns with his signature sound of traditional folk, exploring themes of absurdity, spectacle, and philosophy with a love for outsiders.
London-based singer-songwriter Rose Gray combines euphoric dance-pop with emotion, creating an ode to club culture built on the foundations of rave, house, and electronica.
Join Dotan for a special acoustic solo concert. All proceeds from this performance will be donated to the restoration of the Vondelkerk, which was damaged by fire.
Experience the enchanting mix of soul, funk, and jazz from Brazilian singer-songwriter and activist Liniker, the first trans woman to win a Grammy.
