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Popronde in KAdECafé

24.10.2025

Listen to music full of stories at the KAdECafé during Popronde 2025!

On Friday, Oct. 24, the Popronde will once again descend on Amersfoort!

AND the KAdECafé is participating! During the Jacob Lawrence exhibition, the KAdEcafé will host sessions where stories in music will emerge. Come and listen to Kemal, Mazis and tjels while enjoying a drink. Music full of stories and melodies!

All performances are free to attend, so you can walk right in! Keep the site of Popronde watch for the complete program in town.

Program at the KAdEcafé
16.00 - Kemal
5 P.M. - MAZIS
18.00- tjels

About Kemal:
Hague-based Kemal is a golden singer-songwriter with an infectious edge. For his music, he looks deep into his soul. What he finds there, Kemal translates into a symphony of modern musical styles and Turkish influences. His songs reveal an intense emotional life, but he leaves enough room to find your own meaning in them.

About MAZIS:
MAZIS writes haunting, emotional songs about love, finding one's place, and the ache of starting anew. After being imprisoned for his movement in Iran, he escaped to the Netherlands. Now an asylum seeker in Utrecht, he is writing an album from an AZC. Creating cinematic music reflecting on dislocation and fire of survival, his sound is unmistakably his own.

About tjels:
tjels is an artist with a passion for telling stories through music. She searches for the balance between vulnerability and strength, with her songs reflecting personal experiences and a search for meaning. Her performances have already been compared to the whimsical musings of AURORA mixed with the understated but penetrative storytelling of Adrienne Lenker.

Expected:Frankenthaler / Judd

26.09.2026 — 10.01.2027
Helen Frankenthaler, *Covent Garden Study*, 1984. Acrylic on paper, 45.6 x 73.5 cm, Helen Frankenthaler Foundation. Artwork © 2026 Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, New York, 2026 / c/o Pictoright, Amsterdam. Photo: Thomas Barratt. | Donald Judd, untitled, 1973. Galvanized iron, 101.6 x 482.6 x 101.6 (4 units, each 101.6 x 101.6 x 101.6 cm), collection of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam. Acquired with the support of Stichting Fonds Willem van Rede. On permanent loan from the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands. Donald Judd Art © 2026 Judd Foundation/ARS, New York/c/o Pictoright, Amsterdam. Photo: Jannes Linders
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