Utrecht’s biggest rock band plays smallest show in years in honor of EKKO’s anniversary
On July 17, 2010, Kensington presented their debut album ‘Borders’ at EKKO. “If you had told us a few years ago that we would sell out EKKO, I wouldn’t have believed it,” said singer/guitarist Casper Starreveld at the time. But in the years that followed, there was of course much more to come, including an impressive run of shows at the Ziggo Dome, a concert at the Johan Cruijff Arena, countless 3FM Awards, the Popprijs, and an Edison Oeuvre Award. In 2025, the band found their new frontman in Jason Dowd, whose voice can be heard in all its glory on last year’s album ‘First Rodeo’. Now Kensington returns to where it all began, playing their smallest show in years as a part of celebrating EKKO’s 40th anniversary. This means that on February 11, 2026, you’ll have the unique chance to see Utrecht’s biggest rock band in our never-grown-big venue on Bemuurde Weerd.
