Situated in the industrial Buda district, between the Brussels canal and the Senne river, BUDA BXL sits amidst abandoned warehouses and discarded heavy machinery.
The recently renovated industrial complex has not lost a splinter of its heavy duty atmosphere and hosts a wide variety of events and club-nights on a regular basis.
Located in the Horta Gallery that connects Brussel Central Station to the Rue des Marchées aux Herbes, C12 is a place where the passion for art & music in all its forms unites all identities. This pluridisciplinary space where art & clubbing collide, has quickly found its way into the hearts of Brussels clubbers and culture lovers since its inauguration in 2018.
Brussels Congress opened in 1952, as part of the subterranean North-South connection. The station building designed by modernist architect Maxime Brunfaut, has hosted its fair share of exhibitions and raves in the early 2000’s next to its function as a train station.
Since opening up in 1994, Fuse has been a formative institution in the Brussels underground electronic music scene. Hidden deep inside the Marolles quartier of our capital, Fuse has hosted an array of international names and local legends over the years.
The club has managed to stay on top of the European game for so long by never following any trends but instead developing its own heart and soul.
Designed by Victor Horta, Brussels Central Station is Belgium’s second busiest railway station. For the first time ever a full-on party will be held in the stations’ main hall with Palms Trax, Zouzibabe and Lefto Early Bird taking control of the decks for Listen.
A new temporary occupation dedicated to artistic creation in the centre of Brussels housed in the old print-shop of the National Bank of Belgium.
The Church of Our Lady of Laeken is a neo-Gothic Roman Catholic church in the Brussels district of Laeken, Belgium. It was originally built in memory of Queen Louise-Marie, wife of King Leopold I, to the design of the architect Joseph Poelaert.
Pilar is the house of Art & Science at VUB, a multi-faceted, open Brussels laboratory for Art, Music and much more.
Botanique: Botanique is Brussels’ home for alternative music and emerging artists. With its three iconic rooms, Botanique is a unique historic place that unites hardcore music lovers across genres.
AB presents today’s music, by today’s people, about the world we live in. With concerts in the Main Hall and the Club, but also with AB TV, AB Sessions, living room concerts, listening sessions and lectures in AB Salon. AB, and more specifically AB Club, is still a true breeding ground for young artists. Introducing interesting new and established artists to as broad an audience of music enthusiasts as possible remains at the core of what AB does.
Reset is Brussels newest cultural centre. This ephemeral venue in the heart of Brussels is operated by the non-profit Arty Farty Brussels and located in one of the most distinctive heritage sites the city has to offer. The building’s function is in transit from being the former Dexia headquarters to the future Police center; it is in this space that Reset will deploy its ambitious project for the next two years.
Two vast floors and a Scandinavian style auditorium are being utilised to give the floor to local and European cultural actors, hosting exhibitions, public debates, club nights, concerts and much more. They are given a stage next to the iconic artworks of Oliver Strebelle and Pol Bury that inhabit this edifice.
Iconic. A very short yet accurate description of the beautiful Art Deco building that houses Flagey.
Located next to the Ixelles ponds, this Brussels institution has become a crossroad where artistic disciplines can meet and exchange ideas.
Each year Flagey receives some of the world’s most prominent artists and local talents with a musical programme ranging from jazz to classical and contemporary music.
Listen Festival is all about bringing people together in unique and valuable locations throughout the city of Brussels.
VK vaartkapoen is an open house for talent, artists and meeting people with music as the common thread. In the past artists like The Fugees, Rage Against The Machine & MF Doom have graced the stage of VK. Now in a temporary location in Molenbeek, VK continues its unique cross-over programme of concerts and club-nights.
Hosted in the former ‘Brasserie Flamande’ built in 1885 by an unknown architect, Beursschouwburg is a multidisciplinary house for arts and reflection deeply rooted in Brussels' cultural and social fabric.
After more than ten years of partying in the most various locations, Play Label Records has settled down and opened La Cabane, an alternative party place where artists can perform in the best possible conditions. The self-dubbed ‘micro-club’ is fully committed to conviviality and intimacy, creating a unique atmosphere where you actually can feel at home.
At La Cabane have been booked anything but small names with the likes of Antal, Roi Perez, Shanti Celeste, Chez Damier, Peach, Dj Fett Burger, Byron The Aquarius,
and more gracing the decks.
