The Haigs

The Haigs were a Dutch rock group based in The Hague, active during the mid- to late-1960s. The band served as an important launching pad for Barry Hay, who would go on to become the iconic vocalist of Golden Earring, one of the Netherlands' most influential rock acts.

Though their own discography remains limited, The Haigs played a significant role in the Dutch rock scene of their era, helping to develop the musical talents that would shape the country's rock heritage throughout the following decades.