Wilma can refer to: 1) Wilma Landkroon (born April 28, 1957, in Enschede, Overijssel) is a Dutch pop singer. At eleven years old, her first top chart success in the Netherlands and Germany was in 1968 the song “Heintje, bau ein Schloss für mich” (Heintje, build a castle for me). After this, Wilma had many successes in Netherlands and Germany during the years 1969 and 1970 (see Discography). When Klaus Lorenzen became new producer of the young singer...
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Appliances / Arkansaw Man / Academy 23 / Wilma Apr 4, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
Wilma / Ghouls / Lance Lyric Jul 2, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
Wilma / A Happy Death / Laughing Black / Girls Overdose (G.O.D.) Oct 22, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
The Contractions / The Varve / Wilma Jun 5, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
Paris Working / Wilma / Pop Smear / Naked Skinnies Jan 30, 1982 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
Arkansaw Man / Wilma / Tanks / Wild Nixons Oct 3, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
X / The Brat / No Alternative / Wilma Aug 8, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
Clocks of Paradise / Wilma / The Room Jul 24, 1981 San Francisco, California, United States Uploaded by Yvette Kay
Tukker FM Donders Dikke Tent Party Mar 23, 2024 Nieuwleusen, Overijssel, Netherlands Uploaded by Simon Vt Credit: - Source Link
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Wilma has had 46 concerts.
Wilma is most often considered to be Pop, Female Vocalists, Dutch, Finnish, The Netherlands, Levenslied, Newcastle Indie, Vintage Dutch Pop, Poprock, Classic Dutch Pop, and Piratenmuziek.
The last Wilma concert was on March 23, 2024 at Feesttent hoek Dedemsweg/Westeinde in Nieuwleusen, Overijssel, Netherlands. The bands that performed were: De Paladijns / Sneeuwbal Trio / Boatnicks / Lizzy / Wilma / Wiko's / Dutch Boys / New Four / Duo Onbekend / Burdy / De Marlets / Corry Konings / Dennie Christiaan / Eveningstars / Anita Berendse / Rien Salet / Wuko's / Martin Sterken / Petra Wolters / Lady Tukker / Anita & Rapsodies / Anita & Ed / José Wolters / Frank & Mirella / Wouter de Polkaman.
