Tröckener Kecks is coming back for a one off reunion tour in 2027

Tröckener Kecks is heading back out on the road in 2027. According to Festileaks, the band kicks off with an extensive festival tour in the spring. Vestrock and Badpop are the first names announced, but the group says more festivals will follow. In the autumn, the band swaps the festival fields for clubs, including Tivolivredenburg in Utrecht, Nobel in Leiden and Doornroosje in Nijmegen.

The tour gets a special finale: on 24 December 2027, Tröckener Kecks will play Paradiso in Amsterdam. Closing the reunion with a Christmas Eve show gives the comeback a festive feel right away.

Tröckener Kecks started performing in 1980 and grew into a familiar name in Dutch pop history. Some of their best known songs include 'Met Hart En Ziel', 'De Jacht Is Mooier Dan De Vangst' and 'Nu of Nooit'. The band stopped playing live almost 25 years ago, after keyboardist Rob van Zandvoort and singer Rick de Leeuw left. Now all the members are coming back together.

For anyone who wants to catch the band again, there's a catch: the guys have already said this is a one time comeback. So don't expect a follow up after 2027, which could make tickets for these shows even more in demand.

Ticket sales run per event, so there's no single moment when all tickets become available. Tickets for Come As You Are in Eindhoven on 3 October 2026 go on sale earlier, while those for the Burgerweeshuistuin only follow next week. If you want to be there, it's wise to keep an eye on the official websites of the festivals and venues involved.