Banger, the debut film by So-Me, for which 2manydjs have made the soundtrack, will premiere on Netflix from April 2nd.
Dave and Steph are possible the artists who have played Belgian’s biggest festival Rock Werchter the most. So it’s fitting they are closing the 50th edition of the festival on July 6. To celebrate this anniversary, they will put on a special ’50 years Rock Werchter’ 2manydjs live set. More info here
The press release:
Rock Werchter celebrates 50th birthday with unique 2manydjs x Rock Werchter 50 set
Rock Werchter is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. And a birthday calls for a treat! At Rock Werchter’s request, 2manydjs are creating a unique set that celebrates and sums up 50 years of the festival. After headliner Olivia Rodrigo, the Festivalpark will set the stage for an incredible musical and visual spectacle by 2manydjs. A golden anniversary deserves a brilliant finale! Festivalgoers with a combi- or Sunday-ticket are warmly invited. We’re going to dance! It’s a party!
David and Stephen Dewaele know Rock Werchter better than anyone. The brothers made their debut in Werchter in 1999, opening the second festival day with Soulwax and closing it as the Flying Dewaele Brothers. One of the most memorable editions was in 2004, when headliner David Bowie canceled at the last moment. The unexpected replacements? 2manydjs. Doubt turned into triumph. Their unique and eclectic mix of rock, soul, electropop, and countless other genres, featuring both hits and hidden gems, has since taken 2manydjs to every major festival in the world. The brothers have appeared on the Rock Werchter lineup 13 times, in three different forms: 2manydjs, Flying Dewaele Brothers and Soulwax. In 2025, they will perform twice. On Sunday, they’ll also play as Soulwax. Preparations for the one-time 2manydjs x Rock Werchter 50 set have begun.
Tickets are on sale via ticketmaster.be. One-day tickets for Thursday, Friday and Sunday are already sold out. Combi tickets and one-day tickets for Saturday are still available.
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