Frank Boeijen (born 1957 in Nijmegen) is one of the defining figures of Dutch-language pop music. As frontman of the Frank Boeijen Groep he scored major hits in the 1980s with songs such as 'Zwart Wit', 'Kronenburg Park' and 'Zeg me dat het niet zo is', and in 2005 received the Edison Award for his contributions to Dutch music. After the band dissolved in 1991 he continued as a solo artist, regularly releasing new albums and touring theatres across the Netherlands and Belgium.
On 31 March 2026, Paradijs Van Het Grote Niets, Frank Boeijen's new solo album with eleven new songs, was released.
Simultaneously with the album release, Boeijen started his Theatre Tour 2026, which runs from 28 March to 30 May 2026.
The album was reviewed as a thematically heavy but unmistakably Boeijen work, with transience as the central theme.
On 14 February 2025, Boeijen opened his Theatre Tour 2025, following a successful club tour in 2024.
In April 2024, Frank Boeijen announced a new tour.
Frank Boeijen returns in 2026 with a new show featuring classics and new songs, backed by his regular band.
Frank Boeijen takes the stage at Luxor Live with his band for a dynamic concert blending his classic hits with new work.
Dutch singer-songwriter Frank Boeijen performs at Podium Victorie in Alkmaar with his own evening programme of classic songs.
Dutch singer-songwriter Frank Boeijen performs a solo concert at Poppodium Boerderij. The former frontman of Boeijen Scepsis presents an intimate evening of his work.
Dutch singer-songwriter Frank Boeijen performs an evening-long concert at Doornroosje. A veteran of the Dutch music scene, he brings his distinctive folk-influenced sound and storytelling.
Frank Boeijen brings his theatre tour to De Oosterpoort. The poet and romantic performs on 14 May 2027.
