Suicide Commando + BHPL

Belgian electro-industrial pioneers Suicide Commando celebrate their 40th anniversary with an exclusive performance at Baroeg in Rotterdam on Saturday 14 November 2026. Expect relentless electronic beats, dark atmospheres and an intense night of industrial music, with Dutch EBM duo BHPL providing support and an afterparty hosted by UNTERWASSER.

Founded in 1986 by Johan van Roy, Suicide Commando helped shape the aggrotech genre, combining aggressive electronic rhythms, distorted vocals and dark industrial soundscapes. Over four decades, the project has become one of the most recognisable names in the international electro-industrial scene, producing underground club classics such as Hellraiser, Dein Herz, Meine Gier and Love Breeds Suicide.

The band's music has long been a fixture on Baroeg's dancefloors, making the venue a fitting location for this anniversary performance. Fans can expect a powerful journey through Suicide Commando's extensive catalogue, packed with pounding beats and dark electronic energy.

Support from BHPL

Opening the evening are Dutch electronic body music duo BHPL, formed in 2020 by musicians Maurice and BJ. Drawing on their backgrounds in hardcore and metal, the pair create uncompromising electronic music built around heavy bass sequences, distorted vocals and mechanical rhythms. Their sound takes inspiration from artists including DAF, Swans and Sarin, while incorporating elements of techno and electro.

UNTERWASSER afterparty

The evening continues with an industrial afterparty organised by UNTERWASSER, the collective known for its dark electronic music events since 2015. DJs Fritz, Nachtraaf and Vidma will keep the dancefloor moving with selections from across the industrial and alternative electronic spectrum.

Tickets and practical information

Suicide Commando, BHPL and UNTERWASSER perform at Baroeg, Spinozaweg 300, Rotterdam, on Saturday 14 November 2026. Doors open at 19:00, with the detailed running order to be announced closer to the event.

Advance tickets cost €24, while admission at the door costs €25, subject to availability.

For tickets and further information, visit the official Baroeg event page.