Queen's Pleasure

'Applaud, friends, the comedy is over.'

Queen's Pleasure is an Amsterdam quartet that combines the energy of The Ramones with the melancholy of The Smiths and the tone of Dandy Warhols and Blur. Their songs have something to say: Living A Lie criticizes posturing for effect, Playboy's On addresses the commercialization of sexuality in advertising, and My Eyes Adored You Too tackles misplaced Dutch pride in the VOC era.

After ten years, three albums, sold-out tours and performances on TV and radio - and as support for acts including Noel Gallagher, Wunderhorse and The Undertones - the band is calling it quits after this club tour.

This is Queen's Pleasure's final show in Groningen.