Heideroosjes is a Dutch punk rock band formed in 1989 in Horst, Netherlands. Known for their energetic and rebellious style, they often blend punk with socially and politically charged lyrics, sung in both Dutch and English. Their music touches on themes like social justice, inequality, and freedom, and they became popular in the Dutch-speaking world for their irreverent humor and raw sound.

Heideroosjes gained significant popularity in the 1990s and 2000s, releasing albums like Fifi (1996), Schizo (1999), and Fast Forward (2001). Their name, “Heideroosjes,” translates to “heather roses,” which refers to a flower commonly found in the Netherlands. Over the years, they played alongside famous punk bands like The Offspring and Bad Religion.

Despite disbanding in 2012, they reunited in 2019 for a 30th-anniversary tour, continuing their legacy as one of the most influential Dutch punk bands. Their blend of humor, punk attitude, and sharp political commentary remains central to their identity.