American singer-songwriter Eli is heading to Brussels this autumn for an intimate show at the AB Club. On Monday 19 October 2026, the rising artist will bring her colourful, emotionally direct pop universe to one of the city’s iconic venues.
For listeners who like their pop personal, melodic, and made for the feelings you cannot quite put into words, this is one to bookmark. Eli’s music moves through the messier sides of growing up. It tells stories of love, identity, doubt, longing, and the small moments that suddenly feel enormous, all with a genius touch of 2000s nostalgia.
A Stage Girl Willing to Feel Everything
There is something quietly reassuring in an artist who does not pretend to have everything figured out. Eli’s songwriting makes room for contradiction: confidence alongside insecurity, tender moments beside louder pop instincts, and the freedom to be a work in progress.
That openness helps explain why her live show feels like a fitting match for KET readers. A club concert can be more than simply watching someone sing songs you know. It can be a few hundred people gathering around the same emotions, singing back the words that have lived in their headphones, and finding a little connection in the process.
The AB Club is an especially good setting for that kind of encounter: close enough to feel the details, loud enough to let go.
Save the Date
Eli
Monday 19 October 2026
AB Club, Brussels
Tickets and further event information are available through the organiser and AB.
Whether you are already deep into Eli’s catalogue or looking for your next pop obsession, consider this your sign to join the phenomenon.
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