De Règâhs – Groeten uit Den Haag
De Règâhs perform their theatre programme Groeten uit Den Haag at the Rijswijkse Schouwburg. The show blends flamenco, gipsy jazz and the group's characteristic Hague humour.
Flamenco and gipsy jazz sound like they were always meant to go together in this theatre programme. Johan Frauenfelder (flamenco guitar, bass guitar, vocals), Roy de Rijke (gipsy jazz guitar, vocals) and Ron van Holland (percussion and vocals) deliver technically demanding music with a lightness that speaks to their skill. Creative wordplay and Hague humour give the music its own distinct flavour.
De Règâhs: from local to national
De Règâhs may have strong roots in The Hague, but that local label no longer tells the whole story. Millions of streams on Spotify and other platforms have brought them a wide audience. People travel from across the Netherlands to see them perform, and their audience now consists largely of young people and students.
Groeten uit Den Haag at the Rijswijkse Schouwburg
The group wrote a new song especially for this programme: Groeten uit Den Haag. It gives the show its title and works as a musical postcard. The theatre setting lets the subtleties of their interplay really land, something that can easily get lost in a regular concert venue.
