BRETT NEWSKI & The No Tomorrow
Brett lived as a full-time nomad; residing in nooks and crannies of ground and sublease rooms in Vietnam, South Africa, Germany and Wisconsin, writing his songs and recharging himself for new trips. His music is ironic and committed, but above all catchy DIY indie rock n ‘roll, which shows similarities with Violent Femmes, Jonathan Richman, Mountain Goats, early Weezer, Frank Turner, and Elliot Smith.
The now fourth studio album of BRETT NEWSKI’s is called Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down and helps you with universal struggles with topics such as relationships, low self-esteem, loneliness, apathy and the maintenance of optimism.
Bony Macaroni
Unfathomable milennial grief and genuine life questions. Sometimes a bit cynical, sometimes a bit whiny, but always straightforward. Bony Macaroni brings it HARD and prefers to hear you play for the full 3 minutes. They don’t want to sell you bullshit, they just want a nice evening.
Bony Macaroni’s tragicomic emo pop came as hard and fast as the tracks would suggest. Within a year they played exactly 52 shows from scratch throughout the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. Festivals from Sniester to Mildtfest, supports for, among others, Tim VanTol and the legendary Raggende Manne and a Popronde marathon along the best venues in the country. After the farewell event in the Melkweg, frontman Stefan disappeared to the US for more than six months to write and play (and graduate…) but now he comes to get you.
“Exposing your soul pain has never been so sympathetic.” – 3voor12
