Nightstop: Max Forage / Great Yellowlegs / Gameboyz 2 Men - De Grote Post & OHK

Discover the line-up: Max Forage Max Forage is the musical project of the Belgian artist Max Winters. Max Forage combines elements of the countryside with contemporary styles and cultural influences. Tribal rhythms evoke ancient ghosts, while a raw guitar and a dusty organ support the piercing vocals. A voodoo choir and early blues elements are woven in an idiosyncratic way with modern beat production, yielding a distinct, rousing sound. With his lyrics, Max Forage sings of the everyday, weaving stories about the land and its people into a tapestry of harmonies and imagery. For fans of Massive Attack, Young Fathers, Fever Ray, Yves Tumor, Dean Blunt, and Fontaines D.C. Grote Geelstaart Grote Geelstaart balances like a tightrope walker about to lose their balance at any moment. Noise orchestrated in such a way that it only keeps amplifying itself, to the point of bursting. They drag a mountain of instruments to every stage, including two drum kits and a collection of pedals that would make even a harsh-noise connoisseur do a double take. Grote Geelstaart mesmerizes the audience with manically danceable compositions that are melted together live into a single whole. Nothing remains of the neat shirts and ties with which they step onto every stage. The band played at festivals such as Valkhof, Into The Great Wide Open, and Hit The City in the summer of 2025, leading up to their debut EP Van Reijnst. 2026 started with a successful show in the Bovenzaal during Noorderslag. On April 17, the band released Vracht 7, the first single leading up to their next EP Wij Zinken. They played at, among others, Best Kept Secret, Dauwpop, and Oerol in the Netherlands, and multiple dates in Germany, Belgium, and Portugal. Following the festival season, Wij Zinken, the second EP by Grote Geelstaart, was released on September 18. Gameboyz 2 Men Micha Volders (ICCHA, Vermin Twins, Meteor Musik) and Dijf Sanders (The Violent Husbands, Teddiedrum) as Gameboyz 2 Men make sturdy beats on old-school Gameboys. From those tiny handhelds they extract 4-bit pulse waves, techno, and a hefty dose of chaos. Denk Boys Noize and Justice, with fingers on the game buttons. Come dance to a rave that can spin out of control in wonderfully many ways. Standing concert, no seating available. Limited reduced rates apply.