Only the title as requested: Xander de Buisonjé Rushes from Stage to Catch Flight After Performance at New Festival in Delft

Dutch singer Xander de Buisonjé rushed from the stage to catch a flight after performing at a newly launched festival, according to a report by Omroep West. The incident occurred during the inaugural edition of a festival held in Delft, where de Buisonjé was scheduled to perform as part of the lineup.

The artist, known for his work in both Dutch and English and for presenting television programs such as Vrienden van Amstel LIVE!, completed his set and immediately departed the venue to make his flight. No further details about the specific flight destination or timing were provided in the original report.

The festival, described as “gloednieuw” (brand new), took place in Delft and appears to be connected to the Delft Live event series, which has been active in the city. Preparations for Delft Live were visible in the city center, with infrastructure being assembled on the Markt, as reported by AD.nl in the days leading up to the weekend of April 25, 2026.

Delft Live, which had been promoted through local media including Telstar-online offering ticket giveaways for the Saturday, April 25 event, was one of several activities influencing public space usage in the city. Concurrently, the traditional Donderdagmarkt (Thursday market) was relocated due to the overlapping scheduling of Delft Live and another event, Oranjekoorts, as confirmed by Omroep Delft.

Xander de Buisonjé, born Alexander Serge de Buisonjé on July 19, 1973, in Voorburg, has maintained an active career since 1992, releasing multiple studio and live albums. His discography includes charting singles such as “Ik zie” / “Helden” and “Waarom?”, with recent work continuing into the 2020s. He remains active as both a recording artist and television presenter.