Belgian four-piece DIVA DUKE make their debut with ‚Again‘, released May 18, 2026 via Catfight Entertainment. Driven by raw garage rock energy and punk’n’roll urgency, the band channels influences ranging from Queens of the Stone Age to Motörhead into a sound that is entirely their own.Out of the Belgian underground comes DIVA DUKE, a brand new four-piece that operates with no-nonsense conviction and a DIY ethos baked into everything they do. The band is made up of vocalist Steffi Duprez, guitarist Jelle De Vos, and brothers Warre and Ferre Heyvaerts on bass and drums respectively. There are no image consultants, no grand masterplans — just a rehearsal space, a shared obsession with music that means something, and the collective willpower to follow through.
Their debut single ‚Again‘ arrives on May 18, 2026 via Catfight Entertainment and is available across all major streaming platforms. The track deals with a particular kind of strength — not the motivational-poster variety, but the quiet, grinding resolve that comes from stopping all the self-justification and simply pushing forward. It is a fitting statement of intent from a band that clearly has no interest in asking permission.
Musically, DIVA DUKE draw from a well-chosen pool of reference points: the desert-baked stomp of Queens of the Stone Age, the anthemic directness of Foo Fighters, the unstoppable locomotive force of Motörhead, and the abrasive post-punk swagger of Viagra Boys. Those touchstones are recognisable but never imitated. DIVA DUKE runs every influence through their own filter and then takes sandpaper to the result — something rawer, more immediate, and wholly Belgian in its stubbornness.
The band has already played their first live show and shows every sign of being a force built for the stage. Raw, hard, and loud, DIVA DUKE have started — and they have started entirely on their own terms.
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