Pommelien Thijs fills sold-out Ziggo Dome and reveals deluxe album version
“I can’t tell you how happy I am to be here. I never expected to play here,” an emotional Pommelien Thijs told the crowd during her concert. Nieuwsblad reported that the 25-year-old pop star mesmerized a sold-out Ziggo Dome on November 7, 2026, performing in Amsterdam for her largest concert venue in the Netherlands to date.
The arena show opened with the track “Ik wil gaan,” sung word-for-word by the audience while the singer appeared in a translucent dress. Her five-piece band Entertainment then launched into “Ik wil dat je danst voor mij” as Thijs ran across the catwalk. Guest performer Meau later joined the stage to perform “Het midden” and “Wie we morgen zijn” to loud applause from the crowd.
Activism and guest appearances on the Amsterdam stage
Thijs integrated political and environmental themes into her setlist during the performance of “Tegenwoordige tijd.” Screen projections displayed images of Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Gaza while lyrics addressed rising housing prices and sea levels. Continuing her environmental stance against fast fashion, the venue featured an upcycle pop-up booth where fans could bring their own garments to be printed instead of buying standard merchandise.
Zanger Claude also made a guest appearance, sharing an anecdote about a dispute with Monica Geuze. Claude dedicated the track “Koning minimaliseren” to Geuze after she allegedly revealed the identity of Gossip Girl, according to stage announcements.
Thijs floated on a red staircase during Cassandra
During the performance of “Cassandra,” Thijs floated above the audience on a red staircase. The main set closed with the rock-leaning track “Authentiek,” which featured heavy stage lighting effects, followed by an encore featuring “Ben je klaar” and “Atlas.”
Gazet van Antwerpen reported that the concert followed the November 6, 2026 release of her single “Onomatopee,” which explores the uncertainties of a budding relationship and entered the top-40 at number 28. Fans had previously spotted promotional teaser messages reading “Wachtenopgedoe” on station platforms in Leuven and Antwerp ahead of the Amsterdam concert.
Pommelien Thijs released Gedoe and embarked on tour
Pommelien Thijs released her second album, Gedoe, and the hit single “Ik moet gaan” before embarking on a concert tour.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pommelien Thijs in Amsterdam
What new release did Pommelien Thijs announce in Amsterdam?
Thijs announced the upcoming release of a deluxe version of her album Gedoe during her Ziggo Dome performance.
When was the single Onomatopee released?
The single “Onomatopee” was released on November 6, 2026, and entered the top-40 at number 28.
Which guest artists joined Thijs on stage?
Meau and Zanger Claude joined Thijs on stage for collaborative performances and guest appearances during the Amsterdam concert.