BIMHUIS Stage: Bnnyhunna, Chatlein i su Zumbi, Nausyqa, Danspaleis and Yoràn Vroom: Groove Beest

South East Jazz is a free two-day music festival that celebrates the unique energy of Amsterdam-Southeast with jazz in the broadest sense of the word. From soulful classics to electronic improvisation, from local talent to international names – spread across multiple stages, jazz forms the bridge between cultures, generations and worlds. With food, art, dance and a strong community, Southeast will be the place where music connects people on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 August. Yoràn Vroom: Groove Beest Drummer Yoràn Vroom returns to Amsterdam-Zuidoost, where it all began for him. In the family concert Groove Beest, he teams up with MC Cheyenne Toney and a powerhouse band to dive into a world of rhythm, dance, and music rooted in his Caribbean heritage. An explosive and interactive concert where standing still is no option. For all ages. Chatlein i su Zumbi Percussionist Vernon Chatlein explored the Zikinza sound archive, tracing a path through the rich Afro-Curaçaoan musical history. Inspired by the mysterious style Muzik di Zumbi, he composes new music for his group Chatlein i su Zumbi. With this band, he blends jazz and Latin with Antillean rhythms to create something vibrant and deeply rooted. Nausyqa Five young, international super talents united in a quintet: NAUSYQA. These musical storytellers from Portugal, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands bring a fresh buzz to the Dutch jazz scene. Their second album PUNQ takes you on a sound journey. Each composition feels like a musical voyage: immersive, intense, and remarkably cohesive. BNNYHUNNA BNNYHUNNA (Benjamin Ankomah) grew up in Amsterdam-Zuidoost and discovered his deep passion for music at an early age. In church, he taught himself piano, drums, and guitar, and developed his gift for composition and production. He has since collaborated with artists like Akwasi and José James, and released his acclaimed debut album Echoes Of Prayers in 2023. His music moves between West African afrobeat, melodic hip-hop, and London-style funk jazz, enhanced by poetry, video, and visual art.