
K-otic
K-otic performs at Grenswerk in Venlo with a three-hour set of electronic music and dancefloor energy.
K-otic are a Dutch pop group formed in 2001 through the television programme Starmaker, a John de Mol concept in which twelve young hopefuls were trained in the former Big Brother house in Almere to become a pop act. The seven members scored an instant number-one hit with 'Damn (I Think I Love You)' and their debut album Bulletproof went double platinum, making it the best-selling album in the Netherlands in 2001. After disbanding in 2003 and a one-off reunion in 2016, all seven members reunited in 2026 to mark the group's 25th anniversary.
K-otic performed two anniversary concerts on June 11 and 12, 2026 at TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht to celebrate the group's 25th anniversary.
On March 5, 2026, the eight-part podcast series 'Damn... de podcast' launched, focusing on the lead-up to the anniversary concert and the group's origins.
On March 13, 2024, K-otic announced via 100% NL that a reunion tour is planned for 2026 for the 25th anniversary.
In November 2022, K-otic performed in the TV program Even tot hier, with five of the seven members on stage together.

K-otic performs at Grenswerk in Venlo with a three-hour set of electronic music and dancefloor energy.

K-otic performs at Metropool Enschede.

Dutch pop group K-OTIC takes the stage in Alkmaar.

K-otic celebrates 25 years with a concert featuring hits like 'Damn (I Think I Love You)', 'I Surrender' and 'Falling'. The Dutch pop group performs their classics with a quarter-century of experience.

K-otic celebrates their 25th anniversary with a concert in Arnhem. The Dutch pop group is known for hits like "Damn (I Think I Love You)" and will perform their classic songs.

K-otic celebrates their 25th anniversary with a concert featuring hits from the 2000s. The Dutch pop group performs classics like 'Damn (I Think I Love You)', 'I Surrender' and 'Falling'.

K-otic celebrates their 25th anniversary with a performance at De Oosterpoort.