Program

Arm’s Length is a four-piece from Ontario, Canada, blending emo, indie and post-punk energy into something raw, honest and fully their own.

Kin’Gongolo Kiniata brings the soul of Kinshasa to the stage with a blend of urban beats, electronic textures and percussion made from recycled materials.

bar italia blends lo-fi grunge, folk, and nightmare pop into a hypnotic, unforgettable sound. They’ve toured from Glastonbury to Coachella, leaving their mark everywhere.

On Lieve Monsters, Sef explores the fine line between human and machine, finding a new, personal sound where vulnerability and technology blend seamlessly.

Norwegian Daufødt walks the line between punk and experiment: one foot planted firmly in punk, the other kicking down doors to noise rock, drone, and avant-garde soundscapes.

The rebellious punk princess of Flanders, Maria Iskariot, is returning with their debut album Wereldwaan. Expect a soundtrack for those who waltz on the edge of hope and despair, and a joyful protest against everything that tries to keep us small.

This Irish indie rock band is known for their infectious energy and fresh, contemporary sound. With influences from bands such as The Strokes and Two Door Cinema Club.

This Dutch singer, songwriter, and producer has skyrocketed to fame at record speed, becoming a true hit machine.

Stoop Kid is the jangly indie rock project of Diest-based musician Jens Rubens. Two years after the release of "Mount Cope", he’s back with his brand-new single, “In Knot We Trust.”

Leith Ross explores themes of identity and connection through refined, thoughtful songs.

Pop-punk attitude collides with glossy synths, sharp hooks, and a constant chaos that’s both playful and fierce.

Captain Kaiser is celebrating their tenth anniversary and recently released their fourth album, Belgian Boy. Do they need any more reasons to dust off their very own festival?

After a ten-year cryosleep, Antwerp noise-kaijus The Hickey Underworld awaken from their feverish slumber with Cold Sun, their fourth and most furious effort yet.

Expect melancholic vocals with manic outbursts, tight pumping drums, heavy basslines and screeching guitars when watching this band tear down the stage.

London’s deathcrash make slowcore that’s fragile, vast, and devastatingly beautiful.