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Robin Berlijn

Robin Berlijn
Photo: Belsen · CC BY-SA 3.0

About

Robin Berlijn (The Hague, 3 April 1971) is a Dutch guitarist who joined The Fatal Flowers at seventeen and went on to become one of the most in-demand session and band guitarists of his generation. After the band split he worked with Kane, Ellen ten Damme, Wende Snijders, Moke and Johan, among others. With Kane he played on the platinum album No Surrender and won 3FM Awards for best single and best band in 2010. He is part of the ongoing Fatal Flowers reunion.

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3FM Award best single 2010 with Kane ('No Surrender')
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3FM Award best band 2010 with Kane
Rembrandt Award won with Kane for best film hit song ('Love Over Healing')
Platinum album with Kane: No Surrender

What's new

  • sep 2026

    The Fatal Flowers announces the 'Seven Days To Remember' club tour for October-November 2026, with a closing show at Paradiso Amsterdam on November 6.

  • jul 2026

    The Fatal Flowers performed at Bospop 2026 in Weert as part of the festival tour for the 40th anniversary of Younger Days.

  • mei 2026

    The Fatal Flowers gave two sold-out try-out shows at Cinetol Amsterdam in preparation for the summer festival tour.

  • apr 2026

    In an interview, Richard Janssen and Robin Berlijn confirmed that The Fatal Flowers will play their own shows in 2026 at Burgerweeshuis Deventer and Zuiderpark in The Hague, alongside a series of festivals.

  • dec 2025

    The Fatal Flowers announced a festival tour for 2026, for the first time since 2019 back on the stages - in the same lineup as at the reunion: Janssen, Berlijn, De Groot and Jonkers.

Tour

ZwolleNijmegenGoesGroningenAlkmaarEindhovenAmsterdamDen HaagDeventerWeert

Tracks

Younger DaysDebut single by The Fatal Flowers (1986), the band's best-known song
No SurrenderKane's biggest hit (2009), platinum album, 3FM Award best single 2010
Love Over HealingKane song from the film 'Komt een vrouw bij de dokter', won Rembrandt Award best film hit song
Pleasure GroundLast studio album by The Fatal Flowers (1990), produced by Mick Ronson
Johnny D. Is Back!Third album by The Fatal Flowers (1988), voted best Dutch LP of that year by OOR readers

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