Douwe Bob Posthuma (Amsterdam, 12 December 1992) is a Dutch singer-songwriter who blends folk, country and pop into a sound that is distinctly his own. He broke through in 2012 by winning De Beste Singer-Songwriter van Nederland and represented the Netherlands at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 with 'Slow Down'. He has since become one of the most-played Dutch artists on radio, and has collected two 3FM Awards, a BUMA Award and three Edison Awards.
On April 17, 2026, Douwe Bob released his seventh studio album 'Outcast Town' via his own label Breaking Records in collaboration with V2 Records.
At the end of 2025, Douwe Bob presented 'The Story Of Country' at Het Concertgebouw - a show that was completely sold out within three hours.
In December 2025, Douwe Bob was added to the line-up of Dauwpop 2026 in Hellendoorn.
In 2024, Douwe Bob became the most played Dutch artist on the radio.
On Valentine's Day 2024, his sixth studio album 'Where Did All The Cool Kids Go?' was released, produced by Gordon Groothedde.
Dutch singer-guitarist Douwe Bob performs his own songs with his distinctive powerful vocals at Doornroosje in Nijmegen.
Dutch singer-songwriter Douwe Bob performs at TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht.
Douwe Bob brings his distinctive voice and folk-country-pop sound to the stage, performing hits like Slow Down and Multicoloured Angels alongside new material from his seventh album.
Douwe Bob takes the stage at 013 with his distinctive voice, one of the most recognizable in Dutch music.
Dutch singer-songwriter Douwe Bob performs his popular tracks including 'This World Is Our Home' and 'Nothing To Lose'.
Dutch singer Douwe Bob performs at the Caprera Openluchttheater in Bloemendaal.
Douwe Bob, one of the Netherlands' most recognizable voices, performs his seventh album at Openluchttheater Bosspot. Food trucks will be available from 18:00.
Dutch singer-songwriter Douwe Bob plays an intimate acoustic concert under the stars at Openluchttheater Bosspot in Amersfoort.
