Program

Merce’s music feels like an openhearted conversation, wrapped in captivating melodies. For fans of Big Thief, Waxahatchee and Jessica Pratt.

Horsegirl is an experimental indie rock trio from Chicago with a DIY ethos.

Trevor Powers (Youth Lagoon) presents his latest album, 'Rarely Do I Dream'. Twangy fuzz guitars, sun-drenched synths, and, of course, Powers' intriguing melodies.

From the subtle songs of Tomo Katsurada (ex-Kikagaku Moyo) to the fresh releases of Macie Stewart (International Anthem) and the duo Lia Kohl & Whitney Johnson (Drag City), a captivating triple bill.

On Saturday, June 21st, Borgerrio will bring Borgerhout to life, and this year, Trix is also joining with its own stage.

Tight riffs, pounding drums, and Natalie Foster’s powerful vocals make every track hit like a sledgehammer.

After 13 years, 400+ shows, and a fair amount of chaos (think broken bones, stolen gear, lost friends, and hearing loss), Preoccupations continue to redefine themselves.

Loving is the Canadian duo of Jesse Henderson and David Parry, known for their poetic, melancholic indie sound that drifts between introspection and experimentation.

Daði Freyr is known for his infectious synth-pop, witty lyrics, and original style.

Basement broke through in the early 2010s with their mix of grunge, emo, and alt-rock, quickly growing into a true cult band.

With Gordi's clear voice, intelligent production, and personal stories of identity, loss, and resilience, she delivers a compelling, emotionally rich record that lingers long after it ends.

Subtronics' music bursts with explosive dubstep full of “angry robot noises” that guarantee unstoppable energy in a live setting.

Garage rock, dream pop, and psychedelic influences: L.A. Witch takes you to 1960s California

Jeffrey Lewis blends raw folk-punk, sharp lyrics, and live comic storytelling into a unique musical universe bursting with NYC charm and underground energy.