Supermarkt
Supermarkt is a five-piece Noise rock band, hailing from the heart of Amsterdam. Their sound is raw, relentless, and unapologetically real. Think improvisation-fueled experimental punk, spiked with noise, Anatolian rock, no wave, and a hint of tinnitus. Their lyrics spin tales that are absurd, obscene, and utterly senseless. Just the way they like it.
Fellatio
With their jagged, propulsive sound, Fellatio became a lightning-quick live sensation, spreading like a blight from Rotterdam’s underground scene to the great beyond. Their pilgrimage has just begun, make sure you don’t miss out!
L.A. Sagne
L.A. SAGNE explodes on stage. Brimming, screaming, loving, and making everything move. Four friends? Maybe, but don’t think of them as a polite biography entry. You hear their bond in every punchy riff, every anarchic drumbeat. Since 2025, they’ve conquered Noorderslag, Best Kept Secret, Paaspop, and more, with tours alongside Girls To The Front and Ploegendienst. Their debut album drops April 2026, but for now, singles like I’m A Girl and I Paint Walls smash expectations. Melodic punk anthems, dystopian guitars, and roaring energy.
Snackbar
Formed in Amsterdam, Snackbar delivers a fatal dose of feminist hard rock with screaming organs, cutting guitars and compelling punk rhythms. The goal: claiming more space for women and other marginalized groups. The means: loud, direct, Dutch noise. The result: a chaotic explosion of feminist punk and 70s hard rock.
PISS
Get ready for PISS; Vancouver’s boundary-shattering 4-piece punk powerhouse! Music, poetry, performance, and visual art collide in a riotous exploration of the personal and political. Drawing from philosophers, filmmakers, activists, children, and even German anarcho-feminist militants, PISS crafts punk that defies genre, confronts gender-based violence, and challenges societal norms. Without compromise, romanticization, or dogma. Expect relentless energy, thought-provoking chaos, and a vision of a safer, more daring underground. They’re amplifying voices, breaking rules, and turning the stage into a revolutionary canvas.
Brik Tu-Tok
Moving as a phenomenon through the Belgian underground, musicians Linde Carrijn and Maxim Storms welcome you to their freaky, high-energy DIY universe. Their musical trip is a grotesque collage of catchy synth riffs, weird samples, raw old-school beats, and off-the-hook lyrics. Expect a high-energy party: a poetically disrupted catwalk, which will be bold and salty.
KIRARA
Get ready for an electrifying journey with KIRARA. Inspired by 1990s British dance music and 2000s Japanese electronica, the South Korean producer KIRARA crafts euphoric yet melancholic tracks using her computer and MIDI controllers. Entirely self-composed. Since 2014 she has carved out a shimmering universe of sound, releasing five full-length albums and numerous projects that blend delicate, emotional melodies with surging, dancefloor-driven energy. A seasoned live performer with 30+ shows a year, she has graced stages from SXSW to Ultra Korea and the Venice Biennale. Eight-time Korean Music Awards nominee and winner, her acclaimed album is essential listening for electronic music lovers.
Grote Geelstaart
Grote Geelstaart, the psychedelic noise-rock outfit from Zeeland, throws the audience into a runaway vehicle powered by pounding bass and two drummers. But just when you think you’ve got the ride figured out, the wheel jerks left. Noise-rock melts into a twisted disco beat, drummers become guitarists, and robotic voices bounce off rectangular synths. Dressed in white shirts and ties, this band steers a wild, genre-bending trip filled with punk, funk, and absurdity. With every turn, they surprise, confuse, and delight. No one knows the destination but one thing's certain: Grote Geelstaart is impossible to forget.
Lézard
The ongoing collapse of civilization is a lot easier to stomach with a spicy groove — something Belgium-based collective Lézard has figured out fast. Beneath the band’s precise, almost functional geometry simmers a feverish hysteria: a Boogie Wonderland for oddballs, misfits, and lost souls you can’t help but join. Channeling the spirit of Devo, LCD Soundsystem, XTC, and Belgian pioneers Telex, Lézard has already turned heads with their ‘disco vogue’ brand of art punk. They wear their garish pop smarts like a too-tight three-piece suit on the hottest summer day — loud, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore.
Slow Fiction
Slow Fiction came up in a fractured New York scene, rehearsing wherever would have them and chasing the sound that stuck. What they landed on is something heavy heavy on fuzz, restless guitars, and a sharp undercurrent of modern-day unease. Think Sonic Youth meets early-2000s indie, with none of the polish. Their ‘Crush’ EP (2024) captures that tension in motion, but it’s on stage where it really clicks: tight grooves, tangled guitars, and chaos that feels just about under control.