Museum RockArt

Museum RockArt presents a collection of records, instruments, stage costumes, and recording equipment that traces Dutch pop music from the 1950s onward. The exhibition includes original production gear and personal items from musicians across different decades.

The museum opened in 2005 and houses original recording equipment used in the production of major albums from Dutch music history. The collection focuses on how pop and rock music developed and gained popularity in the Netherlands from the postwar period onward.

The museum displays costumes and personal items from Dutch performers that show how musicians built their careers over decades. Visitors can see how these artists shaped their own sound and what role they played across Europe.

The museum is located in a residential area and opens on specific days of the week when visitors can explore the exhibition at a comfortable pace. It is wise to check opening times beforehand and allow time to view the different sections of the collection.

The collection showcases rare recordings and items from early Dutch rock bands of the 1960s who were known regionally before international acts captured public attention. This early era reveals how local musicians experimented with new sounds and laid the groundwork for later developments in Dutch music.