After last year’s success, Plein Air by Fuse returns this summer on the magnificent grounds of Tour & Taxis! With more than 15,000 visitors in 2020, mythical techno club Fuse repeats the Plein Air experience with an even more accomplished artistic program that will delight all electronic music fans.
With this successful collaboration between two Brussels institutions, Plein Air by Fuse extends its capacity to 500 people per day simultaneously. “The public’s expectations were high,” explains Andy Walravens, in charge of Fuse, “expect a wide range of renowned artists in this fiery drinking spot in the heart of Brussels”.
Plein Air by Fuse is first and foremost a house and techno aficionados gathering, but not limited to. A new variety of food trucks and original cocktails are also on the menu, all in an ideal setting to transport you to an oasis of vacation vibes. New this year, the event is no longer sequenced by a time cut: one ticket allows the public to enjoy the event for as long as they wish. Just like the previous edition, the respect of all security and social distancing measures is duly applied.
Musical Program
A plurality of local and international house and techno DJ’s will be featured throughout these weekends of festivities. Headlining the first week of Plein Air, the sultry Nico Morano, the pulsating techno of Shifted, or the technician Identified Patient – all accompanied by a roster of hip Belgian DJs.
Pratical Info
Plein Air by Fuse’ will be open to the public from Friday 2 July. Reservations are required, and places are limited to 500 people per day, with the possibility of reserving tables for four people. Unlike last year, there is no longer a need to reserve a seat per time slot. One entry permits you to stay as long as you wish between Plein Air’s opening hours.
Opening hours
Opening to the public: Friday, July 2, 2021
Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 4:00 pm to midnight.
Info and details : fuse.be/pleinair — Reservations : fuse.be/pleinair/reservations
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