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Noisia reunion: new music, Amsterdam show and what the trio has promised

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NME reports that Noisia are making music together again seven years after announcing their split. Their first show since 2022 is set for December 4 at Amsterdam's Melkweg; the trio says its members' solo projects will continue.

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The concrete comeback

Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger are working together again. They plan to bring unfinished and newly made material to the stage at Melkweg on December 4, their first Noisia show since the 2022 farewell.

What they did not announce

There is no comeback album date and no fixed multi-year roadmap. The trio describes a feedback loop: play music live, learn from the room, return to production and test it again.

The flip side

A reunion does not erase the members' post-Noisia work. Their statement says solo and collaborative projects continue alongside the group. Several reports quote that same statement, so they document one announcement rather than independent confirmation.

Update note: Source-read briefing distinguishes the confirmed reunion and show from an album or permanent comeback that has not been promised.

Original headline: Noisia reunite after seven years for new music and live show: “Combining our forces again feels incredibly exciting”

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NME

Checked the dated report and reunion framing; its feed preview identifies new music and the first new show.

Beatportal

Read the trio's statement, December 4 Melkweg date and the explicit absence of a promised album or long-term plan.

Read the original at NME

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