concert guide / belgium
Plan your next night out.
Whether you’re heading to a tiny club show or a packed concert hall, a little planning can make the whole night better. Start with the city, find the right room and leave some space for the unexpected.
city / brussels
Start in Brussels.
Brussels offers everything from intimate club shows to major concert halls, often within easy reach of each other. Pick the venue, check the timing and build the rest of the night around it.
where to go
Choose the room first.
Ancienne Belgique and Botanique are two easy starting points, but Brussels has plenty of smaller spaces worth checking too. Let the venue guide the kind of night you want.
PLAN THE NIGHT
Check more than the start time.
Doors, support acts and transport home can shape the whole evening. Give yourself enough time to arrive early, grab a drink and actually catch the opening act.
city / antwerp
Make a night of Antwerp.
Antwerp’s concert scene is spread across clubs, theatres and open-air spaces, which makes it easy to turn a show into a full evening out.
PICK YOUR AREA
Stay close to the venue.
Choose dinner, drinks or a meeting point somewhere nearby so you’re not crossing the city right before doors open. A little breathing room makes the night feel much easier.
AFTER THE SHOW
Know how you’re getting home.
Late trains, trams and parking options can change quickly after a concert. Check your route beforehand, especially when the encore runs later than expected.
before you go
A few things worth checking.
- Check the door time, not just the advertised start time.
- Look up the support act before you leave.
- Save your ticket somewhere you can access offline.
- Check the last train, tram or parking options in advance.
- Bring earplugs, your future self will thank you.
Already picked a show? Explore the venues and start planning the rest of the night.
KEEP EXPLORING
Still not sure what to see?
Start with the music. Find a new artist, follow your curiosity and let the rest of the night come together from there.