Plaeto

Last updated
Plaeto
Origin Netherlands
GenresRock
Years active2002–present
Labels NAFP
MembersSandro van Breemen
Jos Verhijen
Joska Ligtenberg
Jeroen Polderman
Past membersErwin Steijlen
Website plaeto.nl

Plaeto is a Dutch rock band, formed in 2002 by ex City-to-City's Sandro van Breemen (vocals and guitar). [1] The band is currently signed to NAPF after the release of their debut album All That Scares You. The band's first single, "Being Me," did well in their home country. Plaeto was awarded "most promising band" in 2004 by Dutch radio station 3FM. [2]

Contents

Their 2009 follow-up, Breathing New Air, featured quite a different style of music but was popular with fans.

Members

Current members

Former members

Discography

Studio albums

YearTitle
2004All That Scares You
2009Breathing New Air

Singles

YearTitleAlbum
2004"Being Me"All That Scares You

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References

  1. "Plaeto > Biography".
  2. "Plaeto @ 3FM".