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Sonic Whip 2023 was truly a thrilling and electrifying experience! A major succes on all fronts with stellar performances and a great atmosphere. One to remember for a long time. Our gratitude goes out to all artists, crew and visitors for making this happen!

Looking forward to the next edition already? Pencil down 10 & 11 May, because that is the weekend for Sonic Whip 2024. Click here for the FB event.

Click on the gallery below to get an impression what this weekend was all about. Photos by the talented Niels Vinck, The Buried Herald and Edwin Smits.

Sonic Whip 2023 gallery

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The Gluts

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Lowrider

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King Buffalo

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The Psychotic Monks

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Causa Sui

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USA Nails

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Deathchant

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Shaman Elephant

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Pigsx7

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GNOD

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Ecstatic Vision

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RMFTM

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SLIFT

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Vinnum Sabbathi

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Les Big Byrd

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Iron Jinn

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Dommengang

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Pigsx7

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The Machine

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Dommengang

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SLIFT

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King Buffalo

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Lowrider

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Madmess

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Iron Jinn

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Samavayo

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Psychlona

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The Machine

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Dommengang

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SLIFT

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Colour Haze

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Madmess

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GNOD

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Burning World

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The Gluts

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Iron Jinn

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The Psychotic Monks

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SLIFT

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GNOD

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The Psychotic Monks

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Ecstatic Vision

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Shaman Elephant

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Madmess

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The Psychotic Monks

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Dommengang

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Samavayo

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Causa Sui

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Deathchant

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Line-up

King Bufffalo
Friday 5 May – 22.40-23.50

King Buffalo (usa)

King Bufffalo

King Buffalo (usa)

Friday 5 May – 22.40-23.50

It is amazing to see how the pandemic carried several artists to great heights. Progressive psychedelic rock band King Buffalo is one of them with its breathlessly expansive soundscapes full of riff music and swelling outbursts. Suddenly the genie of King Buffalo’s musical creativity was completely out of the bottle and their heavy, yet very accessible sound has flowed unbridled with three fantastic albums as a result. Extended songwriting with shimmering reverb, psychedelic soundscapes, and occasional sudden walls of sound. King Buffalo’s music is consistent and compelling, using warmth and optimism to channel friendly vibes before pulling you back into the churning, heavy soundscapes they’ve grown so skilled at developing. No wonder their fanbase is growing every day. We are thrilled to have them on the 2023 line-up!

SLIFT
Saturday 6 May – 20.40-21.55

SLIFT (fra)

SLIFT

SLIFT (fra)

Saturday 6 May – 20.40-21.55

SLIFT, from Toulouse in France, have made quite a name for themselves in recent years with their rock-hard fuzzing space rock, which has been considerably infused with elements of garage, stoner rock and a touch of doom. ‘UMMON’, their third full-length is a beast of a record. It’s a ravaging, colourful journey that pushes and breaks through boundaries without production tricks of any kind, relying on a fantastic live performance to bring to life one of the best psychedelic rockmusic in recent times. SLIFT constantly proves itself as a master of controlled chaos, with the transition from turbulent to tenuous passages sounding just as captivating as the other way around. We’re stoked to welcome SLIFT to Sonic Whip as one of the headliners.

Colour Haze
Saturday 6 May – 22.45-23.55

Colour Haze (de)

Colour Haze

Colour Haze (de)

Saturday 6 May – 22.45-23.55

Over more than the last 25 years, Munich, Germany’s Colour Haze have made themselves an institution in underground music. They are progenitors of a style of heavy psychedelia that has influenced two generations of players and counting, marked by warm tonality, fluid rhythms, and immersive melody, embodying a jam spirit while remaining rooted in classic progressive rock.

Pigsx7
Saturday 6 May – 18.50-19.50

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Saturday 6 May – 18.50-19.50

True to form, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs have left the wiser of us aware that they are no band to be messed with. In the nine years since this band’s inception, the powerful primal charge at their heart has been amplified far beyond the realms of their original imagination. The band’s upward trajectory has done nothing to make the Newcastle-based quintet complacent however, as they’ve used the cumulative force behind them as fuel for their most ambitious and hard-hitting records yet. ‘Viscerals’ and the brand new album ‘Land of Sleeper’ are an enormous leap forward in confidence, adventure and sheer intensity even from their 2018 breakthrough ‘King Of Cowards’. Infectiously catchy songs with repeated rhythmic blows, riff-driven attacks and pulsing bass licks, the band amplify the volume and keep listeners entrenched in their heady cosmos. And that is just how we like it.

Causa Sui
Friday 5 May – 20.45-21.55

Causa Sui (den)

Causa Sui

Causa Sui (den)

Friday 5 May – 20.45-21.55

They’ve been on our wishlist for a while, so it’s goes without saying that we are stoked to have Causa Sui on the line-up for Sonic Whip! The Danish collective, led by Jonas Munk, is the figurehead of the Danish psych and stoner movement. The band excels in extended and well-thought-out songs that rise up into the stratosphere. Even though they’re a highly productive band in the studio (just look at the high number of releases on their own El Paraiso label), they hardly ever play live. But on those rare occasions that they do you’re immediately reminded of the fact that they’re just as good in the studio as they are live on stage. Just listen to the record “Live in Copenhagen”. That recording alone should inspire you to move right to the front early may.

Lowrider
Friday 5 May – 19.05-20.00

Lowrider (swe)

Lowrider

Lowrider (swe)

Friday 5 May – 19.05-20.00

Back in 2000, four Swedish teenagers decided to unleash ‘Ode to IO’ to the world, which opened the path to a whole generation of fuzz lovers in Europe after Kyuss quit. And then, nothing. So little. Just a few liveshows was all that remained. Until 2020 when suddenly a new monster of an album appeared; ‘Refractions’. Contrasting with the impetuosity and sense of urgency of  the early days, the songs on this record are marked with nostalgia yet they embrace their history without being backward-looking. From fierce, dust-kicking rhythms to vertiginous heights taking us for psychedelic takeoffs, not to mention Peder Bergstrand’s sublime performance on vocals, everything on this album is perfectly thought-out and played, creating a feeling of plenitude just like when you reach the highest peak and contemplate the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. Stoner rock that is meant to be played live and that is just what is going to happen.

The Psychotic Monks
Friday 5 May – 17.30-18.20

The Psychotic Monks (fra)

The Psychotic Monks

The Psychotic Monks (fra)

Friday 5 May – 17.30-18.20

As their name would suggest, The Psychotic Monks have always been a little out-there. Their 2017 debut ‘Silence Slowly & Madly Shines’ saw the Paris collective establish a trademark blend of stark experimentalism and swaggering psych post-punk that was boldly built upon by claustrophobic 2020 follow-up ‘Private Meaning First’. And if fans were expecting the end of lockdown to precipitate a swerve into sunnier territory, they’ve got another thing coming. Because the new and third album ‘Pink Colour Surgery’ is the their coldest, weirdest, most unhinged offering to date. Yet radical, the record is truly accessible to those who immerse themselves in it in depth. One is unceasingly hypnotised, shaken, because its soul flirts dangerously with a furious and oppressive psychedelic trance. How then the journey becomes addictive, letting yourself slide from one track to another, sometimes struck, sometimes set ablaze with an unexpected epiphany, because its light irradiates us. Live their music is an intimate, sensory experience, whose deflagration is still received long after.

Les Big Byrd
Saturday 6 May – 17.10-18.00

Les Big Byrd (swe)

Les Big Byrd

Les Big Byrd (swe)

Saturday 6 May – 17.10-18.00

The Swedish superband Les Big Byrd mix their wayward concoction of psychedelic rock, kraut, swirling synths with irresistible pop hooks to create something that breathes true freedom. Monotonous, hypnotic and driving but never for a moment dull, Les Big Byrd’s mind-expanding space rock is a perfect vehicle for anyone who wants to travel to the cosmos in a space rocket scribbled with forlorn romance. On their latest release ‘Eternal Light Brigade, Les Big Byrd supply everything they have come to be loved for — repetitive beats edged by fuzzy guitars, swirling synths, mind-expanding reverb and Åhlund’s unique ability to combine the melancholic beautiful with the unexpected messy.

The Machine
Saturday 6 May – 15.30-16.20

The Machine (nl)

The Machine

The Machine (nl)

Saturday 6 May – 15.30-16.20

The Machine are a three piece stoner, psychedelic rock band from Rotterdam, Netherlands. Well known for their heavy, psychedelic sound and energetic live performances. During their career they’ve never been a band to stick to their path, ranging from instrumental spaced out psych jams to a heavy flirtation with noise and grunge.

GNOD
Saturday 6 May – 21.55-22.45

GNOD (uk)

GNOD

GNOD (uk)

Saturday 6 May – 21.55-22.45

Since their inception, Gnod’s musical trajectory has been one of constant fluctuation borne out of an incessant need to discover new sonic worlds. The current live incarnation of the band is characterised by a crushing, cataclysmic new protest music whose call to arms gravitas offers a meaningful defiance to Britain’s austerity. Gnod have taken their very namesake and charged it with bludgeoning new edge that is as euphoric as it is nihilistic. Gnod offer a gateway to an aural black hole and along with firm guiding hand, the opportunity to dive head and body first into a powerfully new psychedelic maelstrom full of possibilities. The guitars slash like knives, and the drums batter on remorselessly, and everything sounds as intense as possible.

Samavayo
Friday 5 May – 16.00-16.45

Samavayo (ger)

Samavayo

Samavayo (ger)

Friday 5 May – 16.00-16.45

Samavayo deals a lot with ‘the end’ in terms of content on their new album. The end of the bad, of the good, the end of humanity, end of the way we treat our planet. It’s about the destruction of our planet, division, racism, greed, exploitation, war, isolation, loneliness. But every end means at the same time a beginning, a new start and beginning. ‘Payan’ is the seventh album of the German band in the 22nd year of its existence is fresh and full of energy and power! Musically, the record is different from its predecessors: more heavy, more prog, lots of anger and a pinch of punk. An extraordinary album and a special band that has not stopped for more than two decades and always has new goals. More than remarkable and no end seems in sight.

RMFTM
Saturday 6 May – 18.00-18.50

Radar Men From The Moon (nl)

RMFTM

Radar Men From The Moon (nl)

Saturday 6 May – 18.00-18.50

The Dutch collective Radar Men Fro The Moon have expanded to a six-piece on their latest full-length, ‘The Bestial light’. Ushering in an explosive new sonic direction on the back of duel-drummers and an industrial-strength bravado that even their record label calls “borderline-depraved”. It sees also a band move on from the electronic experimentations of the Subversive album trilogy. The repetitive opening clang, strangulated screaming vocals, and tribal dual drumming nods towards other experimental noise mongers like Public Image Ltd., The Fall, Einstürzende Neubauten, and Faust with doomy, gloomy overtones, while some of the new material is razor-sharp punk on steroids. And that i just the way like i tand make RMFTM a perfect addition to the 2023 line-up of Sonic Whip.

Ecstatic Vision
Saturday 6 May – 23.55-0.50

Ecstatic Vision (us)

Ecstatic Vision

Ecstatic Vision (us)

Saturday 6 May – 23.55-0.50

Ecstatic Vision introduced their brand of heavy primal psych influenced by groups like Hawkwind, Aphrodites Child, Can and early Amon Duul ll in late 2013. Formed in Philadelphia to primarily “play what they wanted to hear”, the band quickly rose to those in the know as a force to be reckoned with. Their records are showcasing a tripped out raucous mix of troglodyte Detroit rock grooves, soothing motoric kraut sounds, filthy Beefheartian blues and Hawkwindian world of heavy psych. Prepare for one of the dirtiest sounding shows you have witnessed during Sonic Whip.

The Gluts
Friday 5 May – 23.50-0.40

The Gluts (ita)

The Gluts

The Gluts (ita)

Friday 5 May – 23.50-0.40

Somewhere between the devastated wasteland of the American underground, in the desert where wasted youths search for something different to a spoon-fed mainstream. Swapping their psych swirl for abrasive danger, The Gluts from Italy are mining that US underground sound of the early ’80s. And they do it well. Twisted, dense and clanging sounds crash and warp in unison; provocative and unadulterated, turned up so loud that the hypnotic mesmerizing fuzzy guitars suck you deep into a deep kaleidoscopic hole, only for Nicolo’s vocals to rip you open before you do.

Deathchant
Friday 5 May – 21.50-22.40

Deathchant (usa)

Deathchant

Deathchant (usa)

Friday 5 May – 21.50-22.40

If you’re into psychedelic proto-rock, with all sorts of other spices added in, then Deathchant, hailing from Los Angeles, is definitely something for you. Their latest record ‘Waste’ is bursting at the seams with catchy riffs, Lizzy-esque leads, driving rhythms, and all the twists and turns any proto-rocker could ask for. The seven-track album rips by you faster than a drag strip car, barely coming in over half an hour in length. These guys don’t fool around or waste time. Take your medicine and strap yourself in. You won’t know where you’re going and you’ll have no clue where you’ve been, but you’ll know you were on one hell of a ride.

Shaman Elephant
Friday 5 May – 16.45-17.30

Shaman Elephant (no)

Shaman Elephant

Shaman Elephant (no)

Friday 5 May – 16.45-17.30

When Shaman Elephant’s debut album ‘Crystals’ hit the streets in late 2016, psychedelic prog fans sat up and took notice of a band that was able to demonstrate an uncanny skill in the art of blending 60’s and 70’s psychedelica with progressive rock, and who sounded impressive not just in the studio, but also on stage – as fans who witnessed their shows in Norway and Europe are able to attest. An irrepressible energy fills nearly every minute of Bergen-based Shaman Elephant’s second album ‘Wide Awake but Still Asleep’, released in 2020. There’s no shortage of strident anthems, head-shaking riffs and that ragged abandonment of the moment that seems to be present in the fertile soil of the Norwegian alt-psych scene.

USA Nails
Friday 5 May – 20.00-20.45

USA Nails (uk)

USA Nails

USA Nails (uk)

Friday 5 May – 20.00-20.45

USA Nails are nothing if not prolific. With every release, they have proven themselves a raucous, abrasive, and scathing band difficult to pigeonhole into a single genre. Formed in early 2013 through a mutual love for noise rock, punk and krautrock, the Birtish band are gleefully complicit in the resurgent post-punk-noise scene in London. The ethos of not over-thinking the song-writing process is carried through into all of their recordings. The snotty spoke-sung vocals deliver an often menacing and uncomfortable tone across an array of unpolished, sonical garage-noise riffs and drums. Be sure to check them out!

 Sonic Whip
Saturday 6 May – 16.20-17.10

Dommengang (usa)

 Sonic Whip

Dommengang (usa)

Saturday 6 May – 16.20-17.10

The problem with artists who lean heavily on the past for musical influence is that it can sometimes sound overly reverential or derivative. It’s hard for a band to be taken seriously if they sound so much like their idols that it verges on self-parody. Fortunately, that’s never really been the case with the L.A.-based trio Dommengang. Their latest effort ‘No Keys’ emphasizes a sound that combines the doom-laden metal of Black Sabbath with the blues-rock rawness of the Black Keys. Guitars are front and center, along with an innate yet understated nod to psychedelica. It is a soundtrack to a personal journey or to your next road trip. It speaks to the explorer, and to the abandon of those willing to go all in. It is for the rocker giving it all, living out of a van, without a key to a permanent home. Perfect material for Sonic Whip.

Iron Jinn
Saturday 6 May – 19.50-20.40

Iron Jinn (nl)

Iron Jinn

Iron Jinn (nl)

Saturday 6 May – 19.50-20.40

The debut full length of the Dutch psych band Iron Jinn on Stickman Records is a frantic album that follows the logic of a dream; none. The nine songs on the album are the result of a chaotic accumulation of modern world impressions, information and conversations that are forcefully pushed through a human funnel: the minds of Oeds Beydals and Wout Kemkens. The album took shape against the background noise of shifting paradigms, universal cramps, massages of the primal brain, plays full of mad lines, and it hesitantly kisses the underbelly that got fed oh so well. The band and the music itself sounds downright exciting. The voices of Wout and Oeds reverberate passionately over mesmerizing grooves and pure melodies and harmonies, a rare combination in contemporary
(rock) music.

Psychlona
Saturday 6 May – 14.00-14.45

Psychlona (uk)

Psychlona

Psychlona (uk)

Saturday 6 May – 14.00-14.45

Catchy melodies, huge riffs and those monumental grooves it’s no wonder Psychlona were picked up by Psycho Waxx, who are the in house label for one of the biggest stoner festivals in the United States. Hailing from Bradford, UK, the band draws inspiration not from its maritime home, but from the dust and bones of the Palm Desert scene of the 60s and 70s along with some punk and psychedelic sounds. Traversing the sonic cosmos in a riff-fuelled time machine, the band’s third and new album ‘Palo Verde’ is their most electrifying effort yet. Kicking up the dust across the desert as they cruise in their Cadillac under the sun, the album is a luxuriously rich kaleidoscope of heatwave hallucinogenic colour.

Vinnum Sabbathi
Saturday 6 May – 14.45-15.30

Vinnum Sabbathi (mex)

Vinnum Sabbathi

Vinnum Sabbathi (mex)

Saturday 6 May – 14.45-15.30

Vinnum Sabbathi from Mexico City merges loud, slow and distorted riffs with samples from science & sci-fi to create their own unique sonic experience. Fully instrumental, heavily dependent on samples and rich in mystery, their music is a worthwhile plunge into realms of sonic science fiction. It’s time to suit up and head for the orbit…

Madmess
Friday 5 May – 18.20-19.05

Madmess (por)

Madmess

Madmess (por)

Friday 5 May – 18.20-19.05

Spaced-out doom, and eerie psychedelic vibrations that can take you as far as the eye can see. The music of the Portuguese trio Madmess can make your skin crawl. It is a knock-out voyage to unbelievable worlds. Their latest album ‘Rebirth’ released on the UK label Hassle Records is a sonic force with magnificent arrangements. Five towering songs of stoner jams and psychedelic freak outs that paint many colours in the mind. Madmess are masters at driving the energy of the song through different stories in place of lyrics as the next distorted section glides between stoner rock and the earlier krautrock. You can feel the passion oozing out of the songs at every juncture. ‘Rebirth’ is a piece of beauty and a brilliant delight full of heaviness, spaced out experiments, glory and sheer joy. No wonder we’ve invited Madmess to play at Sonic Whip 2023.

Frequently Asked Questions

Every May (for 2023 it will be May 5 & 6) at the Doornroosje venue, Stationsplein 11, Netherlands.

Friday 5 May
15.30 – doors & box-office open
16.00 – start first band

Saturday 6 May
13.30 – doors & box-office open
14.00 – start first band

Click here for a visual for the Friday timetable

Click here for a visual for the Saturday timetable

Timeschedule Sonic Whip 2023

Friday 5 May
15.30 – doors & box office open

Red Stage

16.00 – 16.45 – Samavayo
17.30 – 18.20 – The Psychotic Monks
19.05 – 20.00 – Lowrider
20.45 – 21.55 – Causa Sui
22.40 – 23.50 – King Buffalo

Purple Stage

16.45 – 17.30 – Shaman Elephant
18.20 – 19.05 – Madmess
20.00 – 20.45 – USA Nails
21.50 – 22.40 – Deathchant
23.50 – 0.40 – The Gluts

Saturday 6 May
13.30 – doors & box office open

Red Stage

14.00 – 14.45 – Psychlona
15.30 – 16.20 – The Machine
17.10 – 18.00 – Les Big Byrd
18.50 – 19.50 – Pigsx7
20.40 – 21.55 – SLIFT
22.45 – 23.55 – Colour Haze

Purple Stage

14.45 – 15.30 – Vinnum Sabbathi
16.20 – 17.10 – Dommengang
18.00 – 18.50 – Radar Men From The Moon
19.50 – 20.40 – Iron Jinn
21.55 – 22.45 – GNOD
23.55 – 0.50 – Ecstatic Vision

 

 

Tickets are available here. If tickets are not sold out, they will also be available to purchase directly at the box-office.

Update: tickets for the Saturday are sold out. Only a few weekendtickets and Friday tickets left

Yes, you should receive a confirmation within 24 hours. Make sure to check your spam folder. If you did not receive anything or if you have any other ticketing-related issues with your order, get in touch: info@doornroosje.nl.

The Doornroosje venue is within 1-2 minute walking distance to Nijmegen Central Station.

Yes, band and festival merchandise. Cash and card payments.

Next to our regular array of beverages there is a specialty craft beer bar in the foyer of the purple stage. There will be hot meals and sandwhiches available.

Yes. You will receive a stamp which allows you to leave and re-enter the venue.

Click here for an overview of hotels and accomodations in Nijmegen.

The Keizer Karel Parking garage is nearby (in opposite of the train station). You can find all the details for parking here (in Dutch).

Make sure you get home safely, you can always share a ride or call a taxi.

It is card or PIN only in Doornroosje at the bar and food stands. Merchandise can be purchased with cash only, but more often also with card. There are ATM’s nearby the venue.

There is no minimum age for the Sonic Whip festival. If you’re under 14 years old, you must be accompanied by someone over 18.

Please note the music volume can be loud and consider suitable ear protection.

Please contact info@doornroosje.nl for press enquiries.

If you need medical attention, please alert somebody of the venue staff-member of security staff and we will assist you.

Yes, you can bring a basic camera without removable lenses and other accessories including monopods, selfie sticks, tripods. Please be respectful of the artists and the people around you when using your camera and turn the flash off. Professional camera’s or filming equipment are prohibited.

Doornroosje is fully accessible for wheelchairs (except for the balcony in the main room).

There is a wardrobe which is free of charge and where you can leave bags and items. There are also a limited amount of lockers availabe for €2.

Please contact us via info@doornroosje.nl for anything that isn’t covered here already.

No refunds or exchanges allowed although you can give / sell your ticket to someone else. Line-up subject to changes.

Please contact us via info@doornroosje.nl for anything that isn’t covered here already.

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