La Grande Fissa – Dancing in The Concertgebouw

DJ St. Paul

St. Paul doesn't believe in genres. A belief that makes him a welcome guest at festivals such as Lowlands, Best Kept Secret or Pukkelpop. But he just as easily brings classical music to a new audience under the name 'Pieces of Tomorrow' in TivoliVredenburg. Tonight he is the proud host of his second La Grande Fissa.

Joost van Bellen

DJ icon. Every bio should stop right here. But anyway, some extra words of praise for our pop cultural all-rounder. Joost writes books, organizes parties and has been bringing the fun back into our lives for years, from Roxy to Down The Rabbit Hole. Feeling light for a moment in tough times.

Roxeanne Hazes (live)

Professional heartbreaker. Roxeanne Hazes conquers wherever she goes. Both with her songs and her personality. Her unique view on pop music makes her the ideal opener for La Grande Fissa. With a new, intimate look at her oeuvre especially for this evening.

Chibi Ichigo (live)

Chibi is quickly becoming your favourite artist. She is currently touring with Froukje, is in demand at every festival and makes music that immediately makes the dance floor curve with energy. It's punk, it's dance, it's rap, it's indie, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's Chibi Ichigo!

VJ LSDIA

No one in the Netherlands masters liquid projection better than VJ LSDIA. His own brews take him from the smallest clubs to the largest festivals. For La Grande Fissa he will place the already quite nice building in a hypnotic bath of enchanting visuals.

Joost Oomen

Poet, writer, theatremaker, percussionist and professional romantic. Aristotle sometimes called Joost Oomen a homo universalis. But that goes much too far for our poet of the evening. Let him recite exciting lyrics in places and moments when you don't expect it.

Lisa Chudalla

Full-time circus artist Lisa Chudalla is the extravagant muse of La Grande Fissa. Sword swallowing, acrobatic choreographies, magical conversations with the audience... Chudalla's body and mind will be in full swing this evening and will temporarily transform the Concertgebouw into a cabinet of curiosities.