Noisia are back: the trio return to the stage at Melkweg Amsterdam on 4 December
Seven years after announcing they would disband, Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger say they are working together again on new terms, with a first show on Friday 4 December.
Photo: Emma Louise, CC BY 3.0. Archive picture, not from the announcement
What happened
Noisia have confirmed that they are reuniting. The Dutch trio announced the news on 17 September 2026, exactly seven years after they announced they would split, and said they will play their first show since the end of their farewell tour at Melkweg in Amsterdam on Friday 4 December 2026. We Rave You reported it on 18 September.
Why it matters
Noisia are one of the defining names in modern neurofunk, and four of their tracks are in our Fifty Cuts Deep list. This is the group returning, not three solo projects: the members say they will keep their separate work going alongside it.
Who is involved
The trio are Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger. Van Sonderen said that getting a rough idea from the others and letting his own ideas loose on it feels exciting again. Roos described the project as a realm of possibility and said Noisia is in motion again. De Vlieger called Noisia an unknown future prospect again.
What happens next
The Melkweg show is on 4 December. According to We Rave You, presale opened on 23 September and general sale on 25 September. The plan is to test new ideas and works in progress live before anything else is mapped out, so there is no new album or tour announced yet.
The duo's seventh studio album arrives on Friday 9 October with guests including J Hus, Little Simz and Skrillex, and they have announced UK and European arena dates for February to April 2027.
Two December Fridays on the label's own events page: a Hospital30 x Critical Sound night at Stealth in Nottingham and a Kasra, QZB and Spectral night at Volks in Brighton.
