Program

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.

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.

The best of the global underground metal scene spread across the entirety of Trix!

Mythic, instrumental, and irresistible: no frontperson, no promo, just a volcanic post-rock experience from Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

Due to overwhelming demand, Godspeed You! Black Emperor returns to Trix for a second show on April 13!

For 25 years, toe has crafted a distinctive sound where post-rock, math-rock, and experimental music converge.

The Cribs make music that’s sharp, restless, and entirely their own, raw indie rock fueled by instinct, energy, and a pure je-m’en-fous attitude.

A triple bill like no other: Prostitute, Crowd of Chairs, and It It Anita bring sharp riffs and idiosyncratic energy together at Trix.

Keo sounds like Jeff Buckley meets Radiohead, with 90s magic and a fresh, modern twist.

Grandmas House writes songs that are raw and melodic at once: driving basslines, jagged guitars, insistent rhythms, and vocals that are both sharp and vulnerable.

DOODSESKADER delivers an explosive, genre-bending mix of witch house, hip-hop, industrial dream pop and stadium rock, and takes a new direction this April with The Change Is Me.