De Hardheid | |
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Origin | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
Genres | Ska, Dutch Punk |
Years active | 1996–present |
Labels | Eargear Records |
Members | Singer and Guitarist: Mr. Cokart Singer: Harm Van Putten Bassist: Daan Guitarist: Drs. Rik Drummer: Niels Tenor saxophonist: Henny Trumpeter: Jens Altsaxophonist: Menno Vermeulen Trombonist: Giel "Mendel" Mulder |
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Although the band has been on sabbatical since 2009, they occasionally play reunion gigs. [3] De Hardheid has often played at poppodia [4] and other Dutch festivals, including performances in 2023. [5]
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