Vandenberg is a Dutch–American hard rock band from Amsterdam and Los Angeles, formed in 1981. The group is named after guitarist Adriaan “Adje” van den Berg, also known as Adrian Vandenberg. In 1981, Van den Berg assembled vocalist Bert Heerink, bassist Dick Kemper, and drummer Jos Zoomer to form the band. A demo recording attracted the attention of journalist Kees Baars, who became their manager and secured a contract with Atlantic Records. The band’s self‑titled debut album was recorded at Sol Studios, owned by former Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page. In 1983, the single “Burning Heart” reached No. 39 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, giving the group its first American chart success. Vandenberg toured the United States as the opening act for Ozzy Osbourne and Kiss, and later performed independently in Japan in 1984. “Different Worlds,” taken from their second album Heading for a Storm, also performed well, though it did not match the impact of “Burning Heart.”
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Burning Heart
Different Worlds
Your Love Is In Vain
Friday Night
Back On My Feet
Live In Japan ’84 – Wait
How Long
All The Way
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