
Huub van der Lubbe and Jan Robijns
Huub van der Lubbe and Jan Robijns take the stage together with a mix of new and classic songs, stories and musical performances.
Huub van der Lubbe (Amsterdam, 1953) is a Dutch singer, poet and actor who spent more than forty years as the frontman and lyricist of De Dijk, the Amsterdam rock and soul band he co-founded with his brother Hans in 1981. Known for poetic Dutch-language lyrics and a theatrical stage presence, De Dijk became one of the most beloved bands in the Netherlands, with classics such as 'Bloedend Hart', 'Mag Het Licht Uit' and 'Als Ze Er Niet Is'. After De Dijk disbanded in December 2022, Van der Lubbe continued as a solo performer, theatre maker and musical actor - including the title role in De Man van La Mancha (2023).
Van der Lubbe performed as a soloist at the New Year's concerts of Amsterdam Sinfonietta with the program 'Against Time', where he wove his own songs and hits by De Dijk with classical repertoire.
Van der Lubbe performed Jacques Brel's 'Amsterdam' together with Amsterdam Sinfonietta at the Prinsengracht Concert 2025, as a preview of the later New Year's concert collaboration.
For 2027, Van der Lubbe has announced a new theater tour with pianist Jan Robijns under the title 'Take the Light', where they will travel through Dutch theaters with songs and new work.
Van der Lubbe made his musical theater debut in the title role of The Man of La Mancha, exactly one year and one day after the last performance of De Dijk.
De Dijk played its last concert in December 2022, ending a forty-year band history; the farewell tour ended at the Ziggo Dome.

Huub van der Lubbe and Jan Robijns take the stage together with a mix of new and classic songs, stories and musical performances.

Former De Dijk frontman Huub van der Lubbe joins the Amsterdam Sinfonietta for a concert blending classical music with popular song.

Amsterdam Sinfonietta, conducted by Huub van der Lubbe, explores classical music through a wider artistic lens.

A joint performance by Huub van der Lubbe and Jan Robijns at the Leidse Schouwburg in Leiden.

Two Dutch musicians perform an evening of songs from their careers, new material, and personal stories.