Boxin' The Vox

Boxin' The Vox is the energetic Irish folk duo from the lowlands of Holland featuring David Plasmeijer (banjo, lute) and Anne-Lotte Paymans (guitar). 

Upcoming gigs

Mulligans Irish Music Bar

Date: 19 December 2026
21:00-23:55
Amsterdam (NL)

Gasterij Live

Date: 9 January 2027
17:00-23:00
De Kwakel (NL)

Theater Villa Ockenburgh

Date: 15 January 2027
20.00-22.00
Den Haag (NL)

Trouble Tree Folkconcerts

Date: 29 January 2027
20:00-23:00
Koudekerk aan de Rijn (NL)

Irish Pub Festival Deventer

Date: 5 February 2027
21:00-01:00
Deventer (NL)

Discover our music

Take me home (2017)

Recorded in Studio Doornenburg (NL).

Seven white horses (2020)

Recorded in Studio Doornenburg (NL) and Malbay Studios (IE).

Live in Mulligans (2023)

Recorded live in Mulligans Irish music bar Amsterdam (NL).

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Bookings

For all booking enquiries and requests: please feel free to contact us. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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Boxin' the Vox Boxin' the Vox is at De Waag Haarlem.

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Catch us Sunday 1 November at 5pm in De Waag Haarlem brand new songs and ol’ time favorites to sing along 🪕🎶☘️ see you there!

Boxin' the Vox Boxin' the Vox is with Anne-Lotte Paymans at The Stables Music Centre.

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Great fun in Geldrop last Sunday at the Weeffabriek next banjo stop: The Stables Music Centre in Boskoop 🎶☘️ see you Sunday 25 October 🪕🥳

About

Boxin’ The Vox is a Dutch folkband comprising of David Plasmeijer and Anne-Lotte Paymans. Our music is influenced by Irish folk musicians like Luka Bloom, Christy Moore, Mary Black, Sinéad O’Connor, The Dubliners, The Fureys and The Pogues. 60/70 artists like Melanie, Simon & Garfunkel, Boudewijn de Groot and contemporary acts like The Cranberries, Dolores O’Riordan, Amy Macdonald and KT Tunstall.

Singing from the heart, two voices in harmony and with a natural enthusiasm for Irish music, Boxin’ the Vox will put a smile on everybody’s face. We have played on multiple Irish festivals in Holland and toured Ireland, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Normandy and Brittany in France.