Thursday 24 through Sunday 27 September has plenty of competing bills, yet Daryll-Ann’s two-night run supplies a particularly focused route through the weekend. On Thursday 24 September, the band reaches SPOT De Oosterpoort in Groningen; on Friday 25 September, it moves to Paradiso in Amsterdam. Both dates centre on Daryll-Ann Weeps, the 1996 album being performed in full by the original line-up for the first time. That makes these concerts a chance to hear an entire record’s internal pacing, from its opening move through its sixteen-song shape, in rooms with markedly different scales and settings.[1][2][3]

The timing has a firm musical logic. Weeps turns 30 in 2026, and Excelsior Recordings is also preparing a 30th-anniversary reissue through its RE: series. The label identifies the album as recorded beside the Rijksweg 1 in Weesp, while both venues frame it as a lasting point in Dutch indie. Daryll-Ann’s return has recent context, too: the original line-up issued the comeback album Spring in 2024 after two decades without a new album. This pair of shows therefore places an anniversary album alongside a band whose present-day activity has reopened an older catalogue.[1][2][3][4]

Thursday: the album in SPOT De Oosterpoort’s Kleine Zaal

SPOT De Oosterpoort presents Daryll-Ann in the Kleine Zaal at 20:00 on Thursday, with doors to the foyer from 19:00. The listing names Bas van Holt as support. Van Holt is known for his work with Dawn Brothers, and his solo material moves through intuitive, experimental guitar music, indie folk and instrumental pieces. That support choice gives the Groningen date a useful local shape: a concise opening set with its own relationship to songcraft and guitar texture, followed by a complete album from one of the formative Dutch alternative-rock groups of the 1990s.[1][4]

The Kleine Zaal configuration includes standing room plus a limited number of seats, according to SPOT’s current event page. For listeners drawn to Weeps as a record, that layout suggests arriving early and treating the set as a full listening session. Its appeal lies in the particular occasion: one band, one album, one evening, with the material placed back in sequence during its anniversary year.[1][3]

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Friday: a larger-room continuation at Paradiso

Paradiso continues the route the following evening in its Main Hall. Doors open at 19:00, P.J.M. Bond is listed for 19:30, and Daryll-Ann’s main programme begins at 20:30. Paradiso describes the group’s sound through inventive arrangements and the characteristic vocal blend of Jelle and Coen Paulusma, alongside Britpop energy and American West Coast influence. Those details offer a practical listening frame for Weeps: the show is anchored in guitars and ensemble interplay, with an established album structure giving the night its centre of gravity.[2][4]

Choose Groningen for the close-room presentation with Bas van Holt, or Amsterdam for the Main Hall date with P.J.M. Bond. The two concerts take place on Thursday 24 September at 20:00 in SPOT De Oosterpoort and Friday 25 September at 20:30 in Paradiso. Check each venue’s official page again before travelling, since door times, support schedules, availability and other event details can change.[1][2]

Sources

  1. Daryll-Ann + Bas van Holt, 24 September 2026 — SPOT Groningen
  2. Daryll-Ann + P.J.M. Bond — Paradiso
  3. Daryll-Ann: Daryll Ann Weeps (30th anniversary) — Excelsior Recordings
  4. Daryll-Ann: Spring — Excelsior Recordings