Dirty Colours The Netherlands
The Dirty Colours are a Dutch indie-rock band from Tiel, consisting of Martin Gerrits (lead vocals, guitar) Jimmy de Vette (guitar, backing vocals), John van de Kamp (bass guitar, backing vocals) and Rob Schanstra (drums, percussion). The band started a year ago with these members. Their repetoire consists of catchy tunes that sound very British. ... more
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