Running in the Family (Live) Tangarine

• 1 Every Rainbow (intro) [Live] 01:49
• 2 The World We Live In (Live) 04:02
• 3 The Family Tree (Live) 04:24
• 4 Too Much Heaven (Live) 04:52
• 5 Still Kids (Live) 03:56
• 6 Howling Wind (Live) 02:49
• 7 Love Me For A Reason (Live) 03:28
• 8 You (Live) 04:25
• 9 Words (Live) 03:46
• 10 I Dreamed A Dream (Live) 03:11
• 11 Wouldn't It Be Nice (Live) 02:37
• 12 God Only Knows (Live) 01:07
• 13 In Your Thoughts (Live) 03:55
• 14 Scars (Live) 04:13
• 15 Vincent (Live) 04:39
• 16 Mama Tried (Live) 02:29
• 17 Ladada (Last Few Words) [Live] 04:44
• 18 Runnin' With The Devil (Live) 03:48
• 19 All I Have To Do Is Dream (Live) 02:43
• 20 Every Rainbow (Live) 04:27
• 21 Nobody Wants To Be The One (Live) 03:51
• Total Runtime 01:15:15

Info for Running in the Family (Live)

Tangarine, the identical twin brothers Sander and Arnout Brink rose to become one of the Netherlands’ most beloved vocal duos following their breakthrough as the house band for "De Wereld Draait Door" in 2013 and 2014. Their performances proved their strength time and again, including at festivals such as Lowlands and Into The Great Wide Open, and in sold-out theaters and clubs throughout the country. However, their greatest exposure came recently with their participation in the popular TV show Beste Zangers in 2024. There, they made a deep impression with their own versions of “I Dreamed a Dream,” “Dance With My Father,” and a special rendition of Claude’s hit “Ladada.” At the same time, other artists showcased the strength of their own work through personal performances of Tangarine songs like “You,” “Words,” and “In Your Thoughts.” The show’s success gave their popularity a massive boost. In the period that followed, they sold out a full club and theater tour and embarked on their most ambitious tour to date, Running in the Family II. This was a series of eighty concerts that toured the country from September 2025 through January 2026 and was attended by over 30,000 people.

"Beautiful harmonious harmonies and powerful songs of great melodic beauty."

Tangarine

Tangarine
Arnout and Sander Brinks of Tangarine have been the most well-known singing twin-brothers in the Netherlands for a decade. They sing as only identical twins can. De Volkskrant (a big dutch newspaper) says “Singing together, so beautiful that it seems to come from one mouth instead of two,”.

The folk duo Tangarine consists of the twin brothers Arnout and Sander Brinks. Their new album There and Back contains the best music that this unique pair has made so far. The new record, which was released on September 23, 2016, is full of inspired, pure, and personal music. The recordings took place earlier this year in Tucson, Arizona, at the studio of the glorious roots band Calexico. The Calexico front men John Convertino and Joey Burns also form Tangarine’s rhythm section on There and Back. “Certain people decide to be songwriters, but these guys just have to write songs,” said drummer Convertino about the brothers. He was speaking to Jeroen Willems, who was making a documentary about the recordings. “If you have songs that are so complete and so natural,” Convertino added, “it's easy to play to.” Joey Burns also praised the brothers: “They are very talented as songwriters, singers and performers.” Convertino and Burns will also be playing when the album is presented at the Tivoli venue in Utrecht, in early October. After the album presentation on October 8th, they will play several gigs with their Dutch band on a small tour, and in early 2017 will begin playing theaters with their show From Tucson with Songs. During these evenings, Arnout and Sander will draw on the music from their latest album, and also tell the audience about its creation. Earlier this year, they went on a major road trip across the United States: from the craziness of New York to the poverty of Chicago to the desert splendor of Texas. They wanted to escape the hectic pace in the Netherlands, and get back to the basics of their musical existence: the simplicity of two voices and two guitars. The album There and Back is the sequel to Move On, which was released in August of 2014. This optimistic, Beatlesque folk album was the second album that they released with the record label Excelsior Recordings. That autumn, Tangarine performed their show In Stereo at dozens of packed theaters, where they would speak and sing about their existence as identical and sometimes bickering twins. Tangarine enjoyed their nationwide breakthrough in 2013, thanks to their highly acclaimed, introspective album Seek and Sigh. This was their first record released by the record label Excelsior, after having recorded four albums on their own. In the slipstream of this album, they became the house band of the Dutch television program De Wereld Draait Door, and they also did a sold-out club tour plus many performances at major festivals.

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