Designers

GoGo Penguin from Manchester combines jazz, classical, and electronic music in an inspiring way. Brazilian graphic designer and art director Estefan Richter designed this poster for their concert.

The Amsterdam band with a Turkish-Dutch background, Altın Gün, combines psychedelic rock, deep funk, synthpop, cosmic reggae, and more with the rich and diverse traditions of Anatolian and Turkish folk music. Rotterdam-based designer Iris van Velzen designed this poster for their two concerts at Paradiso.

Poster for the two concerts by Kokoroko on Thursday 29 and Friday 30 January 2026 at Paradiso. The London-based collective Kokoroko creates a contemporary blend of Afrobeat, highlife, jazz, and soul, rooted in the African diaspora. Designer Daan van Bommel from Breda is a big fan of the band and created this poster inspired by their music. 

Poster for the Marathon concert on Monday, December 29th at Paradiso. Marathon is a five-piece post-punk and shoegaze band from Amsterdam. In 2025, the band had their national breakthrough with the release of their debut album "Fading Image." At Marathon's personal request, artist Bob Mollema designed this poster in honor of the concert.

Poster for the Lambrini Girls concert on Tuesday 9 December at Paradiso. The English punk duo mixes sharp political themes with humor and raw punk. At the band’s personal request, Bas Steens designed this special poster, inspired by their music.

Poster for the two farewell concerts of Claw Boys Claw on Saturday, December 6 and Sunday, December 7, 2025, at Paradiso. This Amsterdam band has been performing an energetic mix of raw, gritty, lyrical, and psychedelic rock for over forty years. Inspired by this, multidisciplinary artist Anna Fleuri Wolters from Amsterdam created this typographic poster.

Poster for the concert of singer Eivør at Paradiso on Thursday, September 25, 2025. Eivør comes from the wild Faroe Islands and brings that magic into her music. With a voice that shifts effortlessly between intimate and powerful, she sings in multiple languages and moves between styles such as folk, rock, jazz, and classical. Her music is deeply rooted in the traditions of the islands, yet sounds modern and cinematic at the same time. This feeling served as the inspiration for the poster designed for her by illustrator Nonna Hoogland.

Poster for the concert by American band OSEES at Paradiso on Sunday, May 18, 2025. Led by manic frontman John Dwyer, OSEES has released countless records since forming in 1997. Their sound, featuring guitars, synths, and not one but two drummers, blends psychedelic music with garage rock. This aesthetic was the inspiration for the poster designed by illustrator Job van Rijen.

The Buena Vista Orchestra is a continuation of the world-renowned Buena Vista Social Club. With roots in Havana, the original group brought traditional Cuban music to an international audience. For the show at Paradiso, originally scheduled for May 16, 2025, but now moved to 2026, designer Bas Steens created a colorful poster. He draws inspiration from all things mysterious, whether it’s a place or landscape like the desert, or mythical stories and symbols. 

Illustrator Roos Bakx created this poster for the concert by London band Fat Dog on April 14 in Paradiso’s Main Hall. Fat Dog sounds like a mix of krautrock, punk, ska, and electronic music. Roos Bakx’s work is inspired by the pop culture of her youth, creating unique worlds and characters that come to life in her art.

Poster for the concert of the London-based band Snapped Ankles at Tolhuistuin on Saturday, April 5, 2025. The band blends krautrock and post-punk influences with electronic rhythms and is known for its surreal visual style. This aesthetic served as inspiration for the poster designed by visual artist Joost Rutten for the band.

Poster for the concert by the English band Getdown Services at Paradiso on Friday, January 17, 2025. The poster was created by Dutch illustrator Job van Rijen, who drew inspiration from two of the band’s album covers.