Boegies was a Dutch punk rock band hailing from Groningen, who left an indelible mark on the Netherlands' music scene with their distinctive and raucous sound. Characterized by their humorous and often sarcastic approach, they catered to a loyal fan base from the 1980s until their split in the early 1990s. Their music often delved into themes of irreverence and social commentary, delivered in a raw and energetic style that captured the ethos of their era.

The band's visceral performances and catchy, if not somewhat unrefined, punk anthems became hallmarks of their identity, as seen in their most recent releases such as "Tien Jaar Zwijnen (Live)," a celebration of ten years of mayhem encapsulated in a live performance. "A Terrible Swine Disease" and "Zwijnen Bij Candlelight" continued to showcase the band's talent for blending satire with melody, while "Parels Voor De Zwijnen" offered an evocative title suggesting offering valuables or effort to those unable to appreciate it, reflecting the band's cheeky perspective on life and music. Though Boegies is no longer active, the legacy of their musical contributions remains influential among punk enthusiasts in the Netherlands and beyond.