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Music festival in Antwerp, Belgium From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nekka-Nacht (Eng. Nekka-Night) is an annual event organized in Antwerp, Belgium. Traditionally, it celebrates the career of a Dutch-language artist from Flanders or the Netherlands.[1]
Nekka-Nacht | |
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Genre | Alternative rock, rock, indie rock, pop, hip hop, levenslied, folk rock |
Location(s) | Antwerp, Belgium |
Years active | 1969–2018, 2022–present |
Capacity | 20.000 (Sportpaleis) 8.000 (Lotto Arena) from 2023 |
Organised by | Nekka vzw |
Website | nekka |
The first edition dates from 1969. Until 1970, the event was called Kazuno. From 1971 it was organized as Nekka. Back then, other-language artists also performed, and it was rather known as a folk-festival. The first Nekka-Nacht editions in 1994 and 1995 didn't have one specific main guest yet. Since 1996, different artists perform the songs of one main singer or band.
In 2013, a compilation album 20 Jaar Nekka Nacht was released.[2]
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