
Nits
Dutch band Nits performs in Vienna. The concert starts at 19:30.
Nits (formerly The Nits) are a Dutch art-pop group founded in Amsterdam in 1974, built around singer-lyricist Henk Hofstede and drummer Rob Kloet. Over more than 25 studio albums they have moved restlessly between new wave, chamber pop and experimental rock, earning a devoted following across the Netherlands, Belgium and continental Europe. Their 1987 single "In the Dutch Mountains" broke them internationally, while the live triple-LP Urk (1989) remains their best-selling record.
Nits have concerts scheduled in Zürich (December 14), Vienna (December 16) and Borgerhout (December 11), continuing their active European touring into late 2026.
A new Nits album is expected in 2026, alongside Dutch concert dates in the spring.
Nits played their 50th anniversary shows at Amsterdam's Carré Theatre, capping a year-long NIT50 European tour.
The mini-album Tree House Fire (6 tracks, Werf Records) was released on 19 January 2024, responding to the May 2022 fire that destroyed the band's De Werf studio in Amsterdam.
On 16 May 2022, the band's Amsterdam studio De Werf burned down, destroying archives, instruments and master tapes.