Kensington in the starting blocks for the mega show Entertainment

Guitarist Casper Starreveld is really looking forward to it. The Numbers Regret, All For Nothing and Rivals he likes to play himself. "There is a perfect synergy between light, images and music, and with Rivals, we are also doing something we have never done before." Casper promises the audience that it will be "epic".

Before the performance Kensington is honored in the afternoons with his own medal. The Royal Netherlands Mint does this as part of the group's tenth anniversary. The pieces cost 9.95 euros each. Casper says it's very special to find that they're honored, "but you can not go shopping with them or something." After a short silence: "I think it would be fun to do at the Albert Heijn checkout," it's fifty euros, "to drop five pieces: keep the change."

After the performance, Kensington will immediately focus on a new album. "It does not have to be big, bigger, bigger." It's very strange because if you've reached that, you've reached it, so that's no longer an end in itself. " , says Casper, "We're going to focus on more special things that are musically difficult."