nuSep 14, 2026, 08:56

Samuel Welten to hold his first solo concerts in February

Musician Samuel Welten will perform his first solo concerts this February at Paradiso and TivoliVredenburg. The artist rose to fame last year with his chart-topping debut single and has since earned numerous industry awards.

Rising music artist Samuel Welten has announced his first solo concerts, scheduled to take place this coming February. He is set to perform at the prestigious Grote Zaal in Paradiso and at the Ronda venue in TivoliVredenburg. Welten expressed his excitement about headlining these major Dutch venues after establishing himself as a significant new talent in the industry.

Welten gained widespread recognition last year following the release of his debut single, Echte Liefde Is Te Koop, which debuted at the top of the Dutch Single Top 100. His subsequent success includes hits like Alles Kan Kapot and Uitslover. His rapid ascent in the music scene has already been recognized with several industry honors, including two Edisons, three Buma NL Awards, and a Qmusic Live Award. The artist previously showcased his talent at events such as Noorderslag, Paaspop, and Bevrijdingsdag, solidifying his reputation as a prominent live performer in the Netherlands.

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