Noisia Reunite After Seven-Year Hiatus

Beloved Dutch trio Noisia are reuniting after seven years apart.

The group — Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger — announced Thursday (Sept.

17) that they’re reforming the project.

A press release about the reunion notes that after spending the last seven years focused on their respective solo projects, the three guys missed “the exchange of ideas between them, and the feedback loop that begins when their music meets a crowd.” Related Noisia Disbanding After 20 Years, Trio Announces Final Tour: ‘It Is Never The Right Time’ Tinashe Has One Rule Before Agreeing to Be an Opening Act: Here's Why Harry Styles Made the Cut Prince Royce Speaks Out About Omission of Bachata in 2026 Latin Grammys Nominations: 'It's About Representation' Crowds won’t have to wait too long to see them again, as Noisia will play its first show back on Dec.

4 at Amsterdam’s Melkweg, where they played during their farewell tour, which extended into 2022 due to the pandemic.

Information about additional shows will be announced in time.

Additionally, the trio teased their reunion with the Sept.

10 release a 27-minute documentary, Vlucht , directed by Farhad Khodadadzade.

Watch the documentary below.

“It’s a risk we’re taking, to put an end to something we’ve built for two decades,” the trio told Billboard in a joint 2019 interview about their breakup.

“We’re saying it now, because we have made the final decision only recently.

We took time to think about it.

It’s painful, but it is absolutely the right thing to do.” Over the last seven years, Roos continued developing his bass project Sleepnet, then launching Ring Noord with Former, while also working across projects including the house duo Body Ocean, production, scoring and audio technology.

De Vlieger continued his work as Thys through collaborations with Amon Tobin , composing for film, contemporary dance and fashion and writing for instrumental ensembles and electronic music projects.