In 2020, when the Dutch government had just announced a lockdown, Pascal and Michiel were approached by ID&T with the question if they wanted to play at their pop-up camping 'Tijdloos'.
They played 10 shows in 3 weeks! Since then, the brothers have formed a close-knit team and are ready to shake things up with their 'Dutch organic trance act'.
 

In 2021, thanks to 'Fonds Podiumkunsten, they put on a 2.5-hour show together with iGnite music agency. This gave rise to the idea of ​​bringing extra musicians to their shows, if the budget allows it. And so Acoustick XL was born.
 

Since the spring of 2024, they have given the Acoustick sound a really cool upgrade. With live synth sounds, the duo now sounds like a complete band!

In the meantime, they have managed to build up a nice track record.
 

Afterparties, the Kakofonia tent at Mañana Mañana or the mainstage at the Landjuweel in Ruigoord.

Actually, it doesn't really matter where they play. Time and time again, when people feel like going hard, they blow the place away.

Actually, the agreement with the audience is simple: The harder you go, the harder Acoustick goes! At the end of the show, it is clear to everyone: Nobody can go any harder!
 

Didgeridoo grandmaster Michiel was adopted into an Aboriginal clan in 2003. And he clearly sees that the didgeridoo (yidaki) should be used for what it is traditionally intended for. Namely, accompanying the dancers. Together with the dance grooves and lyrical synth sounds of Pascal, he brings the Australian bush to the dance floor.
Learn more about Michiel and his mission.