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Big news! Burna Boy, the international afrobeats superstar, is making a stop in Brussels on his No Sign of Weakness Tour. The world tour kicks off in November in the United States and will bring him to Europe in early 2026. On Friday, January 23, 2026, the Nigerian artist will present his eighth album No Sign of Weakness live at the ING Arena in Brussels. With an in the round concert and a spectacular 360° stage, it promises to be an immersive experience for his Belgian fans. Expect a unique evening where afrobeats, rock, house, and French-language influences come together.

British rap phenomenon Dave is heading to Belgium! On Friday 6 February 2026, he'll bring his brand-new 'The Boy Who Played the Harp Tour' to ING Arena in Brussels. Expect a mix of his biggest hits and brand-new tracks from his upcoming album, out on 24 October. After his impressive set at Pukkelpop 2022, one thing is certain: this evening will be one to look forward to.

Belgian-born, Montreal-based, Apashe has become a global force in electronic music, celebrated for his groundbreaking ability to blend symphonic orchestral compositions with the raw power of electronic music, hip-hop, and bass. This fusion has given rise to his signature “majestic” sound, a genre-defying sonic experience that captivates audiences worldwide.

Renowned for his electrifying live performances, Apashe frequently incorporates live orchestras and stunning visual effects, creating immersive experiences that leave audiences in awe. His tours have taken him to some of the world’s most iconic festivals, including Tomorrowland, Lollapalooza, Osheaga, EDC, and Red Rocks.

On 7 February 2026, he will perform an exceptional show at ING Arena (Brussels), accompanied by a philharmonic orchestra. An experience not to be missed!

Anyone that attended Rock Werchter 2025 can verify that Rüfüs Du Sol delivered an unforgettable closing party at The Barn. Even so, that it’s worth repeating, which is why the Australian trio is coming back to our country. On Sunday, May 3, 2026, they will bring their feel-good beats to the ING Arena in Brussels.

Rüfüs Du Sol have decided to partner with Notes for Notes on this next tour, to help fund a project opening a music studio for children with limited resources. Rüfüs Du Sol will be donating € 0.50 for every ticket sold on the EUROPE ’26 Tour.