As summer draws to a close, Belgium’s music calendar shows no sign of slowing down. The autumn season brings an eclectic mix of live performances, from atmospheric R&B and high-energy rock to French alternative music and electronic festivals. Whether you are looking for an intimate night at one of Brussels’ established concert venues or a full weekend of music just outside the capital, these upcoming events offer plenty of reasons to keep your calendar free.
- 6LACK
Date: Tuesday, 22 September 2026
Location: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
Atlanta R&B artist 6LACK returns to Brussels on 22 September as part of his 10 Years of 6LACK Tour, celebrating a decade since the release of his debut album, FREE 6LACK. Known for his introspective lyrics and atmospheric blend of alternative R&B, hip-hop and soul, the Grammy-nominated artist has developed a distinctive sound that has earned him billions of streams worldwide. With tracks including “PRBLMS”, “Pretty Little Fears” and “Calling My Phone” in his catalogue, this should be an appealing choice for fans of contemporary R&B and a more intimate live setting.
- I Prevail
Date: Wednesday, 30 September 2026
Location: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
American rock band I Prevail brings its high-energy live show to Ancienne Belgique on 30 September. The Detroit-based group has built an international following by combining alternative rock, metalcore and electronic influences, with a sound that moves between heavy guitar-driven tracks and more melodic moments. Their Brussels performance offers something for readers looking for a louder, more energetic night out, while the smaller setting of Ancienne Belgique should make the performance particularly intense.
- Last Train
Date: Thursday, 1 October 2026
Location: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
French rock quartet Last Train heads to Ancienne Belgique on 1 October for a rescheduled date on their European tour. Known for their powerful live performances and raw, guitar-driven sound, the band has already appeared at major Belgian festivals including Dour and Graspop, as well as Botanique. Their latest album, III, showcases the band’s more mature and expansive approach to rock, while their reputation as a formidable live act makes this a strong pick for anyone looking beyond the mainstream concert circuit.
Festival: Voodoo Village
Dates: 11–13 September 2026
Location: Warandestraat 100, 1851 Grimbergen
Just outside Brussels, Voodoo Village returns to the grounds surrounding Humbeek Castle from 11–13 September for three days of electronic music, bringing together house, techno and more melodic sounds across its woodland setting. The festival has developed a reputation for combining a carefully curated line-up with elaborate scenography and a more immersive atmosphere than a traditional large-scale festival. This year’s programme includes names such as Young Marco, 999999999 and Franky Rizardo, making it an appealing choice for readers looking to extend the summer festival season into September.
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