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Handsome Poets
Handsome Poets in 2010
Background information
Origin	Gouda, Netherlands
Genres	Indie Pop
Years active	2010-present
Members	Tim van Esch Nils Davidse Daniël Smit Erik Bruil Ricardo Szabó
Past members	Eelke Mastebroek
Website	www.handsomepoets.nl

Handsome Poets is a Dutch indie pop band consisting of five members: Tim van Esch ( lead singer), Daniel Smit ( drummer), Nils Davidse ( keyboard), Erik Bruil ( guitar), and Ricardo Szabó ( bass guitar). This group was founded in 2009 in Gouda.

Discography

Albums

• Handsome Poets (2011) (highest rank 13 on the Mega Top 50) ^[1]
• Sky On Fire (2012)
• 2015 (2015)

Singles

• Blinded (2010)
• Dance (The war is over) (2010)
• (We can't be) Saints (2011)
• Sky on fire (2012)
• New Life (2012)
• Alright (2013)

References

External links

• Handsome Poets' official web site

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