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Festival No. 0043072 · Est. 1983

Bukpop 1983

Bukpop 1983

Bukpop 1983 - Heiloo, Netherlands
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Weekend of the year No. 0071085
4 Artists
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Somewhere in Heiloo

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Festival site Festival grounds Bukpop 1983, Heiloo · 52.6042 · 4.7137

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Sunday

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About the artists

  • Comsat Angels
    Comsat Angels was a group, founded 47 years ago in 1979 in Sheffield, UK.
    They dissolved after 31 years on Saturday, 11 December 2010. They are most often considered to be new wave, post-punk.
  • Jo Lemaire
    Jo Lemaire is a singer. Jo Lemaire was born 69 years ago, on Thursday, 5 January 1956 in Gembloux, Belgium. Jo Lemaire is most often considered to be new wave.
  • John Watts
    John Watts is a singer. John Watts was born 71 years ago, on Monday, 27 December 1954 in Frimley, UK.
  • Loudness
    Loudness is a group, founded 44 years ago on Friday, 1 May 1981 in Osaka, Japan. They are most often considered to be hard rock, heavy metal, metal.

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Where to stay

Apartments and hotels near Bukpop 1983, Heiloo for the nights of the festival.