Live In De Arena

Andre Hazes' captivating live album, Live In De Arena, is a testament to the artist's incredible stage presence and enduring talent. Released on 1 January 2003 through Universal Music, a division of Universal International Music BV, this album showcases Hazes' unique ability to connect with his audience.

Clocking in at 1 hour and 1 minute, Live In De Arena is a masterclass in nederpop, with Hazes effortlessly gliding through a setlist that includes fan favourites such as 'N Beetje Verliefd, Het Is Koud Zonder Jou, and Zij Gelooft In Mij. The album's energetic and intimate atmosphere is palpable, with each track transporting listeners to the electric atmosphere of the Amsterdam Arena, where the live recordings took place.

With a career-spanning medley and soulful renditions of Volare and Buona Sera / Oh Marie, Hazes demonstrates his remarkable vocal range and emotional depth. The album's poignant moments, such as Geef Mij Je Angst and Bloed, Zweet En Tranen, showcase Hazes' ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with his audience.

Live In De Arena is a must-listen for fans of Andre Hazes and nederpop alike, offering a glimpse into the artist's captivating live performances and cementing his status as a beloved figure in Dutch music.

André Hazes, born André Gerardus Hazes, was a beloved Dutch singer and actor, renowned for his heartfelt and straightforward levenslied compositions. With a career spanning 36 studio and live albums and 55 singles, Hazes left an indelible mark on the Dutch music scene. His music, characterized by its sentimental and simple lyrics, continues to resonate deeply in the Netherlands and Flanders. Hazes' legacy endures, inspiring contemporary artists and captivating audiences with his timeless melodies and poignant storytelling. Beyond his musical contributions, Hazes also ventured into acting, appearing in notable films such as "Zoals u wenst, mevrouw" and "Mens zoals jij en ik." His impact on Dutch culture is celebrated through various tributes, including a statue in Amsterdam's De Pijp district, where fans can pay homage to his enduring legacy.