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  • De Kreuners are a Flemish rock band established in 1978. They first received interest when they won the first Humo's Rock Rally in 1978, but didn't get a record contract. They self released their first three singles. They recorded their first single Nummer een in London. It became their first success. After these three singles, they signed with Warner Bros. and released in 1981 's Nachts kouder dan buiten. It sold 30,000 copies. By the time of their second album, 1982's Er sterft een beer in de taiga, they were one of Flanders' most successful bands, and the record became gold in two days time. In 1990 they switched to EMI and released their biggest success, the 1990 album Hier en nu, which sold 100,000 copies. The single Ik Wil Je has sold over 1 million copies (separate and on full CDs and compilations). Their best of Het beste van de Kreuners is already certified platina before its release date.

    On 13 February 2012 the band announced officially the end of their career, which they rounded off with two concerts in Belgium.
    In 2017, the band announced their comeback, followed by a tour in Belgium and the Netherlands.
    The current line-up consists of:

    Walter Grootaers: lead vocals
    Erik Wauters: guitar
    Jan Van Eyken: guitar
    Axl Peleman: bass-guitar
    Ben Crabbé: percussion
    Axl Peleman is the replacement of Berre Bergen, who left the band in 2007.


    Discography


    1981 's Nachts kouder dan buiten
    1982 Er sterft een beer in de taiga
    1983 Natuurlijk zijn er geen Alpen in de Pyreneeën
    1984 Weekends in België (live album)
    1986 Dans der onschuld
    1990 Hier en nu
    1991 Het beste van De Kreuners
    1992 Knagend vuur
    1995 De Kreuners
    1998 Pure Pop
    2000 / 2003 Originele hits / Essential
    2003 1978
    2003 25 jaar het beste van De Kreuners
    2005 DVD - Live 2005
    2008 30 Jaar de Kreuners (3CD box)
    2012 De Laatste Kreun / Best of 3 CD
    2012 Live in Zwortegem
    2018 De Singles
    Singles


    Notes




    External links


    Website de Kreuners
    English language biography

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