Queen's Pleasure are a four-piece indie rock band from Amsterdam who blend the raw energy of The Ramones with the melancholy of The Smiths. Over ten years the band released three albums, toured sold-out clubs across the Netherlands and opened for acts including Noel Gallagher and The Undertones. Their third record *Stunt Double* (2026), made with producer Dylan van Dael, pushed into new sonic territory - drawing on hip-hop and pop without losing their indie rock core.
Patronaat announces that Queen's Pleasure will play one of the last shows of their existence in October 2026 - the band says goodbye with a final round through the clubs.
The third album *Stunt Double* is released on 9 January 2026; 3voor12 writes that the band demonstrates with this that they master different styles and bring them together on one record.
Queen's Pleasure announces a club tour through the Netherlands in 2026, through five venues, to promote *Stunt Double*.
The band returns from a UK tour of nine shows in two weeks before they announce the Dutch tour.
Debut album *Words To Live By, Suits To Die In* is released via Excelsior Recordings; the band previously caught attention during Eurosonic Noorderslag.
Amsterdam rock quartet Queen's Pleasure plays their farewell concert in Groningen. After a decade of sold-out tours and festival appearances, the band is disbanding after this final club tour.
Queen's Pleasure performs at Metropool Enschede.