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1.6 Band
1.6 Band formed in the Netherlands in 2008, started by Chris van de Werken and Sander Baas. They played local clubs and festivals before their track "Wtf...
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1.6 Band formed in the Netherlands in 2008, started by Chris van de Werken and Sander Baas. They played local clubs and festivals before their track "Wtf Pwned" got attention in 2010. The song mixed hardstyle, techno, and trance elements.
They put out a debut album called "The Album" in 2011, followed by "Reload" in 2013 and "Domination" in 2017. The band worked with other Dutch electronic artists like Headhunterz, Brennan Heart, and Showtek.
Their live shows were known for being energetic, and the lyrics in "Wtf Pwned" drew some criticism. The two founders kept working together through the band's run.
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