Dawn Brothers & Friends
50 Years The Last Waltz met Tim Knol, Cato van Dijck, Nico Dijkshoorn, Fleur, Darryl & Dusty Ciggaar
Exactly fifty years after The Band's legendary farewell concert, the Rotterdam Dawn Brothers bring The Last Waltz to the PHIL. The Dawn Brothers have deeply rooted their sound in the folk rock and Americana tradition. With their multi-part harmonies and raw, energetic live approach, they are undoubtedly the ideal band to carry this tribute.
On November 25, 1976, The Band said farewell at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco. The concert was immortalized in Martin Scorsese's acclaimed film and became a cultural landmark. With their distinctive blend of rock, folk, country, and blues, The Band left an indelible mark on music history and laid the foundation for what we today call americana.
& Friends: An Evening of Musical Heavyweights
For this special Haarlem edition, the Dawn Brothers are joined by a selection of exceptional guest artists who together form a strong reflection of the contemporary Dutch roots and americana scene, complemented by international blues legend Ian Siegal. At PHIL Haarlem, among others, singer-songwriter Tim Knol, the charismatic voice of Cato van Dijck (MY BABY), wordsmith and performer Nico Dijkshoorn, drummer and singer Darryl Ciggaar, guitarist and vocalist Dusty Ciggaar, and yéyé pop icon Fleur take the stage.
50 Years The Last Waltz at PHIL is a one-time live experience in which a legendary concert is celebrated with the energy of today.
