In 2025, Dutch outfit DeWolff—rooted in 1970s-inspired psychedelic rock with signature Hammond organ tones, crafted by brothers Pablo and Luka van de Poel alongside Robin Piso—kicked off Sunday on the North Stage at Europe's oldest annual festival, Pinkpop in Landgraaf, drawing a crowd tenfold larger than their prior Clamotte Rock gig. Backing the album Muscle Shoals, tracked at Alabama's storied studio and dropped late 2024, they delivered seven tracks from the propulsive "Night Train" featuring Pablo's blistering solos to the soulful "Natural Woman" and closing "Rosita" amid cheers, tracing their arc from a 2007 teen debut to polished arena rock. Reviewers at Dansende Beren called it a "robust day opener" for its vigor and midday stage command, dubbing 2025 DeWolff's breakout year, though some enthusiasts craved more staples like "Treasure City Moonchild".