Friday September 12 - Janneke van der Putten - 8:30 pm entrance (minimum) €8 / 4 student
As experimental vocalist Janneke van der Putten is skilled in acoustic techniques and in situ listening. With a background training her voice through the North-Indian Dhrupad singing tradition, she specialises in extreme and extended vocal techniques. Using the space as a natural amplifier, she performs without electrical amplification and plays with the resonances and modulations produced by her surroundings. Using architecture as an instrument, her sounds, primal voices and minimal drones, merge in microtonal dynamics of transcendent and ancient singing. Her live performances create a spatial, physical felt-in-your-gut and immersive experience. Her vocal work crosses the fields of performance, sound art and music and is inspired by cyclic temporal frames, the cycles of the breath and those of the body and the earth – time scales that she further explores in her practice as visual artist.
Janneke released her debut album ‘JNNK’ on vinyl (label Aloardi, 2023), which was well received by the press with a.o. a feature in The Wire Magazine #475 by Abi Bliss and an article in Gonzo (Circus) Magazine #187 by René van Peer. Since 2013 Janneke has been collaborating extensively with mix-genre musician/composer Sajjra Xhrs Galarreta in their project ‘Invisible Architecture’, with a forthcoming album 'I.A. Water Reservoir' on vinyl to be published this Autumn. Other musicians/composers she worked with are a.o. Siavash Akhlaghi, Budhaditya Chattopadhyay, Werner Durand, Tesla Manaf, Philemon Mukarno, and Marcus Schmickler.
At Paviljoen Ongehoorde Muziek, Janneke will première her first explorations for voice and piano: 'Gestimmt' (working title).
https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/janneke-van-der-putten-tickets-1566776293069?aff=oddtdtcreator
Friday September 19 - Johannes Westendorp - 8:30 PM............. entrance (minimum) € 8/4 student
Over two years ago, my band Zwerm and I started a project (Calling Songs) exploring ways to add our sound to live insect and frog choirs. Calling Songs is a seasonal performance that takes performers and audiences outdoors.
Swamp City is a spinoff of this project, in which I attempt to translate the richness of sound we hear outdoors in the summer into an indoor solo setup. I use modular synthesizers, electric guitar, a few transducers, and a speaker setup that attempts to emulate the wide, expansive soundscape of ponds and meadows.
https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/johannes-westendorp-swamp-city-tickets-1566867977299?aff=oddtdtcreator
Saturday September 20 - Tiny Room Records Labelnight - 8:30 pm entrance (minimum) €8/4 student
wh^rl is the solo project of Groningen musician Jurgen Veenstra (Avery Plains, Moan, Moonlizards), a longtime figure in the Dutch underground scene who trades walls of noise for intimate, lo-fi soundscapes that carry a deep emotional weight. On his self-titled debut, the 60-year-old songwriter delivers 15 raw yet richly layered songs—touching on indie rock, folk, blues, and ambient—that reflect decades of musical experience and a lifetime of stories. Recorded on 4-track cassette and shaped collaboratively with members of Tiny Room Records’ circle, the album captures Veenstra at his most vulnerable and resonant. Performing as a duo in Eindhoven, wh^rl brings these stark and haunting songs to life in their purest form, while reintroducing some of the distortion along the way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgZN3blBMNE
Kristóf Hajós is an Amsterdam-based Hungarian queer singer and lyricist, whose third album, 6:00PM (released by Tiny Room Records and Bitterfly Music in February 2025), reflects on aging within the queer community. Blending 80s disco pop with contemporary lo-fi indie, the album navigates through nine eclectic tracks, from kalimba ballads to funky disco grooves. Produced by Dutch indie pop artist Stefan Breuer (The World of Dust, Combo Qazam), 6:00PM showcases Hajós’s reflective songwriting in a diverse and intimate setting - now brought to life in Eindhoven with a special semi-acoustic band setting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGkYmryfuTU
Lukas Dikker is a guitarist and recording artist/producer, known for his work with Bonne Aparte, Kim Janssen, Herrek, and Oliver Oat. Performing under the moniker LUIK, he crafts intimate, contemplative soundscapes through minimal, solo guitar improvisations, building on a deep-rooted connection to the Dutch indie and underground scene. His latest release, Outrar—a collection of delicate improvisations and sketches released a decade after its original recordings—follows his 2012 debut album Owls (Snowstar Records) and showcases a stripped-down, introspective evolution of the unmistakable LUIK sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9liALNFe28
https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/tiny-room-records-labelnight-tickets-1566812070079?aff=oddtdtcreator
Thursday September 25 - Gerri Jäger - 8:30 PM...................................................................entrance (minimum) € 8/4 student
Gerri Jäger Solo & guests – Argument with Reality
set 1) Argument with Reality is a new live set for drum-kit, electronics, and live visuals. It marks a clear evolution of the solo project, expanding its sonic and visual dimensions. The tryout presents an audiovisual work that combines self-made and collected video material with footage created in collaboration with filmmaker Alek Riquelme. The work explores themes such as addiction, (non)politics, parenthood and nature.
Alongside his ongoing drive to reinvent himself as a composer, producer and performer, Gerri remains grounded in his own expressive language: mixing genres to create a dynamic and unpredictable experience that shifts between fragility, minimalism, chaos, and rapture.
Set 2)
Special guests Beatrice Sberna (vocals) and Stijn van Beek (uilleann pipes & ewi) will join Gerri for a semi-improvised set as a trio.
Beatrice Sberna is a singer, performer, and improviser from Brescia (IT), currently based in Amsterdam. A compelling voice in the emerging European experimental scene, she blends a jazz background with a strong theatrical presence, creating raw and emotionally engaging performances. Her approach moves freely across genres, guided by a sharp sense of irony and a desire to shape a sound that is deeply personal and ever-evolving. She believes in the beauty hidden within ugliness, and in irony as a tool not just for lightness, but for depth.
Stijn van Beek is an innovative uilleann piper who instills a unique and cutting edge eclecticism to any musical line-up. He was drawn to the sound of the pipes at a young age. After mastering this challenging instrument on his own he studied music at University College Cork for two years. Stijn regularly performs in an eclectic range of bands such as contemporary folk group Hot Griselda. Apart from ensemble projects Stijn also performs as a soloist, playing traditional folk music in an acoustic setting (Interkeltisches Folkfestival, Hofheim 2024) or newly composed electro acoustic music on a spatial sound system. (Stone Nest, London 2023)
Saturday September 27 - Modulab - with an afternoon and an evening program!
Afternoon doors open: 14:00 | Start: 15:00
Between Afternoon program and evening performances some vegan food.
Evening performances start at 20:30
The NerdSeq sequences based on a “tracker” for a modular set up with endless possibilities. This event some of those possibilities (workshop and live) + you can have a try.
Afternoon demo/workshop: Modlub dude Jurgen (basic demo) + Gijs van Ouwerkerk (videosynthese) + a set up so you can use the NerdSeq.
Evening line up (tickets minimum €8/4 student):
– Acheface
– LoCisco
– Sven van der Heiden
https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/modulab-nerdseq-tickets-1566857004479?aff=oddtdtcreator
Sunday June 29 - European Music Collective - 8:30 PM....................................................entrance (minimum) € 8/4 student
Master Oogway could be the elderly turtle from the Kung Fu Panda Movies, but in this case it’s a Norwegian band. After the band’s beginning in 2015 they have released four albums and toured Scandinavia, Europe and Japan with their highly energetic, psychedelic, free jazz-punk-noise-whatever-music. Their latest album A Lot of Music About Everything (Nice Things Records, 2023) is their most gnarly album so far. JazzWise wrote the following about it: "Master Oogway feels like a wild workout, challenging each other with crazy turns designed to end in a crash.»
Lineup:
Håvard Nordberg Funderud - guitar
Lauritz Skeidsvoll - saxophone
Karl Erik Horndalsveen - bass
Martin Heggli Mellem - drums