BZN

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BZN
BZN at the end of their final concert in Ahoy' Rotterdam, June 16th 2007
Background information
Origin	Volendam, Netherlands[1]
Genres	Pop, chanson, schlager, Pop rock, Palingsound
Years active	1966–2007
Labels	Negram Phonogram Mercury Records Universal
Past members	Jan Keizer Carola Smit Jan Veerman Jan Tuijp John Meijer Dick Plat Anny Schilder
Website	www.bzn-online.com

BZN (Band Zonder Naam; Dutch for "Band Without Name") was a Dutch pop group that had a string of hits from 1966 to 2007 on. BZN recorded mostly in English and French, but also had success with material in Dutch and German.