SUPERSISTER (NL)
Disbanded 1974From Den Haag
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SUPERSISTER split up in 1974 and no longer performs. Below are the shows SUPERSISTER played in the Netherlands.
Last show in the Netherlands: October 10, 2026 at Cultuurkoepel Heiloo, Heiloo.
About
Supersister came out of The Hague in the late 1960s with a blend of progressive pop and rock that earned them a real place in Dutch pop history, and they filled halls doing it. The band's classic run covers four studio albums, with singles like She Was Naked and A Girl Named You still among the best known songs. The live album Supersisterious later marked the original line up coming back together after what had looked like a definite end. A new chapter began around 2019, sparked by the documentary De Tovenaar van de Nederpop, which led to the album Retsis Repus and a trio format. That trio pairs founder Robert Jan Stips, on keys and vocals, with drummer Leon Klaasse, known from Sweet d'Buster, and Rinus Gerritsen, the Golden Earring bassist. Their live album T3iO draws on the first trio tour, and the studio album Nancy Never Knew followed. Onstage they dig into the classic catalogue and throw in a medley of 60s tracks that never got an official release.
