Naya is shaping a soft, soulful Brussels sound
Brussels has a way of nurturing artists who move between genres, languages and scenes, and Naya fits
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Various Voices is warming up Brussels before the big sing-along
Brussels is already starting to sound like a giant queer choir. As Various Voices Brussels 2026 moves
Belgian Drag Monarch’s second semi-final turned Flash Club into a queer coronation
Ket was at the second semi-final of Belgian Drag Monarch on Sunday 26 April in Brussels, and the room
Pierre de Maere teases a new Brussels-Paris moment with his flamboyant pop universe
Belgian pop star Pierre de Maere is back in the spotlight with a new release campaign around “Bruxelles-Paris”,
Bosch Parade: Hieronymus Bosch Reimagined on Water
There are festivals, and then there are public artworks that feel like an entire alternate
INJI turns Botanique’s Orangerie into a euphoric pop club night
At Botanique’s Orangerie, INJI didn’t just play a concert — she turned the room into a party.
Nabou: Turning the Trombone into a Space of Freedom
Some jazz artists play within the tradition; others reshape it from the inside. Nabou Claerhout, the
Family Triangle: a queer family story that questions what parenthood can be
At a time when queer parenthood remains entangled with law, tradition, and social expectations, Family Triangle arrives
KET in Paris: The Musée d’Orsay, Where an Old Train Station Became a Temple of Light
Some places do more than house art — they amplify it. The Musée d’Orsay is one of
