Poppunk. A genre that isn't well represented in The Netherlands. The sympathy for the style seems to drift to the European Mainland. A love that has been shared for years by four young guys from the environment of Hilversum. Vocalist/Guitarist Nick Brummer searched for support in soul mates after the end of poppunkband Good Things in September 2012. He found those soul mates in Richard Robin, Danny Bekker and Bas Frishert. All of them whom grew up listening to the contagious melodies of bands such as Blink 182, New Found Glory etc. A pact was concluded. The Lost Boys Club was born. The Lost Boys Club released their debut-EP 'From Here On After' on November 12th 2012. A herald of what's coming in the future. A collection of five first class pop punk tracks with a whip of easycore: high tempo's, melodic and not scared for a trip to the heavier genres. Following up on their debut-EP, their sophomore record 'So Far So Good' was released on October 4th, 2013. A brand new record containing guestvocals from Scott Sellers (Rufio) and Ilah v/d Haas (Who vs. Who). The plans for these four are clear: getting poppunk back on the map in The Netherlands. To fulfill their mission they will have to play wherever they can, sleep in living rooms and live in vans. Poppunk from The Netherlands