Her first concert on Friday the 25th was completely sold out, so in order to pelase het fans she decided to add one more show.

The support slot is filled by New Mexico-born, half-Argentinean Raul Midón, who is being described as a unique hybrid of Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder.

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Trijntje Oosterhuis
For years Trijntje Oosterhuis fronted Total Touch, one of the most popular and best-selling pop groups ever in Dutch musical history. Their unique blend of pop, soul and R&B was something totally unheard of at the time in the Netherlands.

Selling more than a million records over a four-year period (1996-1999) – in a small country where 80.000 is already considered platinum – ‘Train-Cha’ could easily have stayed within the group environment and repeated that success all over again. But the draw of artistic creativity proved too strong for her.

After a short hiatus, to let the countless awards and rewards sink in, Trijntje Oosterhuis started a solo career, performing more personally fulfilling soul and jazz oriented material.

Raul Midón
Like Stevie Wonder Raul Midón was born blind. It did not stop him from trying the drums before picking up the guitar. Says Raul:

\"My first instruments were bongo and conga drums, so I learned to play precise, two-hand rhythms early on. Instead of watching TV, our idea of fun was beating conga drums for hours and hours.\"

Raoul\'s fascination with Argentinean percussion and American jazz and soul results in an uncomparable mix as featured on his latest album \"State of Mind\".