Nefertiti

Sunday 8 November 2026 · 20:00

Brouwerijmartinus, Groningen

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Nefertiti — About · Groningen

Nefertiti is happening on November 8th at Brouwerijmartinus, and honestly, it's the kind of night you don't overthink. Latin, pop, and jazz all in one room, so the setlist is basically a vibe roulette. If you're into music that keeps you guessing, this is your move.

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Nefertiti

The Vibe

Nefertiti is happening on November 8th at Brouwerijmartinus, and honestly, it's the kind of night you don't overthink. Latin, pop, and jazz all in one room, so the setlist is basically a vibe roulette. If you're into music that keeps you guessing, this is your move.

Line-up energy

Expect a blend of latin rhythms, pop hooks, and jazz improvisation. It's not a genre night, it's a mood. The kind of mix that makes you feel like you're at a house party where someone actually knows what they're doing with the aux.

Pull-up timing

Doors at 8, but the real magic starts later. Give it an hour or two for the room to fill and the energy to settle. You want to walk in when the music's already got its grip on people, not when everyone's still checking their phones.

Real talk for this night

This is a 'Under the Radar' kind of event, so don't expect a massive production. It's more about the vibe than the spectacle. If you're chasing a mainstream concert experience, this might not be it. But if you're down for something that feels a bit more personal, you're in the right place.

Insider tips

  • Come with an open mind. The genre blend means you might hear something you didn't expect, and that's the point.
  • Skip the heavy dinner beforehand. You'll want to move, and a full stomach will only slow you down.
  • Stick around after the main set. The best moments often happen when the crowd thins out and the music gets more intimate.