Formed in Amsterdam around Canadian-born singer Carol van Dyk, Bettie Serveert emerged from a tight-knit circle of musicians with a shared passion for raw, guitar-driven indie rock. After early setbacks, their 1993 debut Palomine established a signature sound: melodic, introspective, and fiercely authentic.

Over decades, the band built a rich catalog, from the acclaimed Lamprey to the expansive Damaged Good, while touring alongside influential acts and evolving through lineup changes and side projects.

Known for their emotional intensity and enduring chemistry, Bettie Serveert continues to celebrate their legacy. At the forthcoming shows the Betties will play a combination of all their favorite songs, including the best-loved Palomine tunes.

The musical journey of Dutch Americana/surf/garage band The Monroes has been going strong for over 22 years. Their music is best described as trashy, soulful rock ’n’ roll with a hefty dose of garage punk. Over the past few years, they’ve been working on their upcoming third album, Scrapyard Songs, searching for the perfect balance between sultry songs and fuzzy guitars.

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