Belgium is known for its music festival culture and historic city celebrations – from world-class festivals to cosy Christmas markets in Brussels and medieval processions in Bruges and Ghent. The country, at the heart of Europe, offers a wide range of events throughout 2026/2027.
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Illustrative photo Crammerock 2027 takes place on 3 and 4 September in Stekene, Belgium. The two-day rock and pop festival attracts around 38,000 visitors and offers a relaxed atmosphere with strong acts across multiple stages. Tickets and line-up will be announced on crammerock.be.
Illustrative photo Highlight Festival 2027 takes place on 3 and 4 September at the festival site on Pilkemseweg in Ypres, Belgium. The two-day dance and electronic event features multiple stages, strong production and a lively festival atmosphere. Tickets are already on sale.
Illustrative photo Leffingeleuren 2027 takes place from 10 to 12 September in Leffinge, Belgium. This alternative discovery festival features emerging bands, indie and post-punk sounds plus a unique village atmosphere around the church and De Zwerver. A mix of paid concerts and free programme.
Illustrative photo ManiFiesta 2027 takes place on 11 and 12 September at the Wellington Hippodrome in Ostend, Belgium. The Festival of Solidarity combines music, political debates, books and a family programme into a two-day popular celebration on the Belgian coast.
Illustrative photo Mijnhappening 2027 takes place on 12 September from 11:00 to 20:00 at the be-MINE site in Beringen. The free multicultural folk festival combines mining heritage with highline shows, an international food market, live music and family attractions.
Illustrative photo Pukema 2027 takes place from 17 to 19 September in the centre of Puurs, Belgium. This free outdoor festival features live music, a market, fairground rides, circus acts and food for the whole family.
Illustrative photo The Toer de Geuze 2028 opens the doors of lambic and geuze breweries across Pajottenland and the Zenne Valley, including Oud Beersel, on May 6 and 7. Brewery entry is free, with an optional ticket available for the HORAL buses connecting the sites.
Held every two years on the Grand-Place, the Brussels Flower Carpet skips 2027 and returns in mid-August 2028 (exact dates not yet announced).
Illustrative photo Dates for Tomorrowland 2027 in Boom, Belgium are not yet confirmed (TBA). The Consciencia theme continues from the 2026 20th anniversary edition, while Tomorrowland Brasil has already announced its dates (30 April to 2 May 2027). This page will be updated once Belgium dates are confirmed.
Illustrative photo Hoppy Days is Wallonia's largest beer festival, taking place at the Palais des Congrès in Liège. The exact date for 2027 has not been announced yet.
Illustrative photo MA Festival returns to the historic halls and churches of Bruges in 2027 with a program of early music. Exact dates have not yet been announced, though the festival traditionally takes place in late July or early August.
Illustrative photo Nyege Nyege Mirror World 2027 in Anderlecht, Belgium: European sister edition of the Ugandan festival for African underground and diaspora music. Dates TBA. Venue La Fabriek / Studio Citygate.