Sportweekend

Noise-fueled riff benders, enigmatic post-punk aficionados, and non-conformists in the truest sense: lend us your ears. Sportweekend might just be your new favorite band.

Comprised of four (mostly) young and (highly) motivated individuals with impressive pedigrees—Milan W. (drums), Maarten (Toxic Shock, bass), Kris (Condor Gruppe, guitar), and Yves (Penus, vocals)—this band is exactly what happens when you throw these backgrounds into a blender. The result? An invigorating, punchy, and tongue-in-cheek serenade to the modern grind. Expect no-frills punk hitters, twitchy guitar lines, and enough idiosyncratic two-step chaos to keep you moving. See you in the pit... but definitely not on the basketball court!

Kleine Kova is one of the most intriguing figures emerging from Antwerp’s VHS collective. With her raw, grim rap and ominous delivery, she brings an unfiltered sound straight from the local underground. Often performing behind a black balaclava, she keeps the mystery around her persona front and center.

On stage, she is backed by Slagter, her resident DJ who provides the dark, signature beats that anchor the performance. Together, they deliver an immersive live experience that balances Antwerp’s raw energy with a dark, mysterious edge.

Kevin Badtime + Brent Bront + Dennis Mitraille = Sick Pack.

Forged in the Antwerp underground scene surrounding the Zwendel collective, this trio first locked themselves in a rehearsal space in the summer of 2025. Anyone familiar with their track records knew this wouldn't be polished AI-pop. Sick Pack blends Badtime’s dark electropunk, Bront’s weirdo post-punk, and Mitraille’s hardcore grit into a volatile sonic cocktail.

Driven by a thick, distorted bass and a drummer on lead vocals, they deliver enough jagged, venomous riffs to slash every tire in the venue's parking lot. Brutish like The Spits, twitchy like Jay Reatard, and as unpredictable as Viagra Boys. Brand new, but filthy as hell.