nuOct 21, 2026, 08:10

Ronnie Flex to perform solo show at Ziggo Dome next year

Rapper Ronnie Flex will perform a solo concert at the Ziggo Dome next year featuring unique versions of his hit songs. The artist, known for tracks like Drank & Drugs, will also perform eight shows at the same venue as part of the hip-hop collective New Wave.

Dutch rapper Ronnie Flex has officially announced a major solo concert scheduled to take place at the Ziggo Dome next year. The 34-year-old artist shared the news on Instagram, promising fans unique arrangements of his popular tracks, including De Nacht Is Nog Jong Net Als Wij Voor Altijd. Ronnie Flex rose to prominence in 2015 with his hit Drank & Drugs and has since earned prestigious industry honors such as the Popprijs and multiple Edison awards for his contributions to the music scene.

In addition to his solo appearance, the rapper will also perform at the Ziggo Dome as part of the hip-hop collective New Wave, joining peers such as Lil Kleine, Frenna, and Jonna Fraser for a series of eight consecutive shows. Tickets for the highly anticipated solo event are set to go on sale this coming Friday at 12:00 PM.

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