The Klittens

Gigs · Coventry

The Klittens

Sunday 1 November 2026 · Doors 18:00

Just Dropped In, Coventry

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The Klittens is on Sunday 1 November 2026 at Just Dropped In, Coventry, with doors at 18:00. Tickets start at £8.80, including the booking fee.

This five piece combines their love for pop music and dark sentiments with a punk ethos. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of artists - such as The Ronettes, MF Doom, Dry Cleaning and Kate Bush - they've crafted a sound that's truly and twistedly their own. What initially began as an outlet, both creatively and politically, mutated into a musical life mission for its members. Their DIY approach, from songwriting to releasing music and tour management, is what makes The Klittens the ragtag bunch of misfits they are. The band consists of Yaël Dekker (vocals), Winnie Conradi (guitar), Katja Kahana (guitar), Marrit Meinema (bass guitar), and Laurie Zantinge (drums).

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