On May 24, 1994, The Afghan Whigs performed live at the PinkPop festival in the Netherlands, a pivotal moment in their career as they were gaining significant traction in the alternative rock scene. At this time, the band had just released their critically acclaimed album "Gentlemen" in 1993, which featured standout tracks like "Debonair" and "What Jail Is Like," both included in their PinkPop setlist. "Gentlemen" marked a notable evolution in their sound, characterized by its raw emotions and complex themes, largely influenced by frontman Greg Dulli's personal experiences. The PinkPop performance showcased the band's dynamic energy, with Dulli's engaging stage presence drawing in the festival crowd. This live recording is particularly significant as it reflects the Afghan Whigs' rising prominence and solidifies their status as a formidable act in the 1990s alternative music landscape.