Gordon open to returning to De Toppers: 'I was paid 150,000 euros per show'
Singer Gordon has stated that he is open to returning to the musical group De Toppers if invited, citing the significant financial earnings as a factor. He previously performed with the group from 2005 to 2011 but left due to internal conflicts regarding stage presence and audio balance.
Dutch singer Gordon has expressed his willingness to return to the musical group De Toppers, provided he receives an invitation. During an appearance on the talk show Vandaag Inside, he noted that although he is not actively campaigning for a comeback, he remains open to discussing a potential reunion with the members. Gordon openly acknowledged the financial appeal of the group, stating that he previously earned at least 150,000 euros per show during his tenure.
Gordon was an original member of the ensemble from its formation in 2005 until 2011, performing alongside René Froger and Gerard Joling. During that time, he also represented the Netherlands at the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Looking back at his initial departure, the singer cited internal tensions and conflicts regarding stage presence and microphone levels as significant factors. Despite his interest in a return, Gordon emphasized that he would remain comfortable if no offer is extended to him.
Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
