Donnie Sundal

Derwin “Big D” Perkins

Boukou Groove returns to our stage — and we couldn't be more thrilled. Their last performance left the crowd buzzing, with an energy that lingered long after the final note. Led by Grammy-nominated vocalist and keyboardist Donnie Sundal and New Orleans funk guitar legend Derwin “Big D” Perkins.

Shane Koppers

Bourbon Street

BOUKOU GROOVE

THE WISEFLOWER

The word Liger comes from the mix between a Lion and a Tigress, these two beasts are personified on stage by this incredibly energetic singer!

LIGER & THE CUBS

Jay's Garage is an Amsterdam-based blues/rock cover band consistent of Gregorio (Laberinto) on bass, Nienke Overmars (Kordaat) on drums and Simon Haneveld and Jarne Ris (both from The Unemployed) on guitar/vocals. Their repertoire is filled with classics from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.

JAY'S GARAGE

If you play any instrument, join our Bourbon Jam session. If you don't, just come by and enjoy the music!

BOURBON JAM hosted by Theo

Diego Tomassetti a.k.a. Modie is an Italian pianist, singer, songwriter and producer. His favourite music genres to play are soul and pop.

MODIE

Sonny & The Jets set out to achieve one goal: Make music for your brain AND for your booty! Join them on a night full of rock fueled funk, R&B bangers and and soulful jams, that were tailor made for some groovy moves.

SONNY & THE JETS

Adam James Band plays acoustic versions of popular songs from all eras in the rock, pop, soul and reggae genres, along with their own originals in the same genres.

ADAM JAMES BAND

In Soul music everything comes together: fun, emotion, dance, love and rawness. The Soul Survivors from Amsterdam are mainly talented twenty-somethings from the conservatory who know where the roots of pop music lie.

SOUL SURVIVORS

Funk, soul and groovy tunes with Kitano Hernandez and the band!

KITTY'S GROOVE PARTY

🍿 Chill

🪩 Party

Adam

Maggie

Christie

Eric

Anna

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Former blues club Bourbon Street answered the demand for a cozy, yet classy venue back in 1990. It wouldn’t take long before locals, tourists, students and musicians found their way to the Leidsekruisstraat. A few years ago, Bourbon Street branched out into other styles of music, making it the place to be for live music of nearly any genre.