Brussels Music Agenda: Concerts, festivals and other music events in November

November is looking VERY good for live music in Belgium! Five artists we’re especially excited to see this month: Arlo Parks, Tove Lo, Jessie Ware, LP and MUNA. From irresistible pop and dancefloor anthems to powerful vocals and indie-pop energy, November is bringing some seriously exciting names to Belgian stages.

Belgian talent is on display with an impressive range of shows across the country like the likes of Portland’s dreamy indie pop and Pyo’s fresh alternative sound to Mahina’s soulful universe, Belgium’s music scene is showing off its diversity with a very special highlight: Lara Fabian, one of Belgium’s most internationally celebrated voices, returns to the stage with the powerful vocals and timeless songs that have marked her remarkable career.

Exciting concerts: Pop/Rock and mainstream

03.11 Davina Michelle (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets

03.11 Goldie Boutilier (Trix, Antwerp). Tickets

03.11 Arlo Parks (Cirque Royal, Brussels). Tickets

04.11 The Kid Laroi (Forest National). Tickets

05.11 Niall Horan (AFAS Dome, Antwerp). Tickets

05.11 LP (La Madeleine, Brussels). Tickets

05.11 Temples (Botanique, Brussels). Tickets 

09.11 Tove Lo (De Roma, Antwerp. Tickets

09.11 The Fray (La Madeleine). Tickets

16.11 Freya Skye (Trix, Antwerp). Tickets

16.11 Zimmer90 (Botanique, Brussels). Tickets

18.11 Freya Skye (La Madeleine, Brussels). Tickets

18.11 The Wallflowers (Capitole, Gent). Tickets

20.11 Jessie Ware (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets

20.11 Portland (Wilde Westen, Kortrijk). Tickets

21.11 Typh Barrow (Cirque Royal). Tickets

24.11 Westlife (AFAS Dome, Antwerp). Tickets

28.11 The Script (Lotto Arena, Antwerp). Tickets

29.11 Paris Paloma (La Madeleine, Brussels). Tickets

29.11 Axelle Red (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets 

Indie/Alternative/Folk

01.11 Placebo (AFAS Dome, Antwerp). Tickets

01.11 The HU (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets 

03.11 Arlo Parks (Cirque Royal, Brussels). Tickets

04.11 Jamie Woon (Reflektor, Liège). Tickets 

09.11 Enter Shikari (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets

12.11 Fontaines DC (AFAS Dome, Antwerp). Tickets 

13.11 Good Charlotte (Forest National, Brussels). Tickets

18.11 Interpol + Bloc Party (Forest National). Tickets

18.11 Pyo (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets

20.11 Bleachers (Cirque Royal, Brussels). Tickets 

23.11 MUNA (La Madeleine). Tickets

24.11 Baby Lasagna (Het Depot, Leuven). Tickets 

26.11 Kodaline (Ancienne Belgique). Tickets

27.11 The Prodigy (Forest National). Tickets

R&B / Soul/ Jazz / Hip Hop / Rap / Afrobeats

02.11 Kelela (La Madeleine). Tickets

05-06.11 Saint Levant (De Roma, Antwerp). Tickets

11.11 Macy Gray (Wilde Westen, Kortrijk). Tickets

11.11 Montell Fish (Ancienne Belgique, Brussels). Tickets 

12.11 Orelsan (ING Arena). Tickets

13.11 The World of Hans Zimmer. Tickets

15.11 Soweto Gospel Choir (Cirque Royal). Tickets

17.11 Mahina (De Roma, Antwerp). Tickets

21.11 Naomi Sharon (Le Botanique). Tickets

24.11 Fatoumata Diawara (Ancienne Belgique). Tickets

28.11 Bryson Tiller (Forest National). Tickets

French/Francophone artists

11.11 Miki + Lovelace (OM, Liège). Tickets

12.11 Lara Fabian (Forest National). Tickets

14.11 Joseph Kamel (Cirque Royal). Tickets

17.11 Blowsom (JAM Sonor, Brussels). Tickets

19.11 Florent Pagny (Forest National). Tickets

21.11 Christophe Maé (Forest National). Tickets

Festivals and other music events

Brussels is preparing to welcome one of its most ambitious new cultural landmarks. On 28 November 2026, Kanal–Centre Pompidou will officially open its doors, transforming the former Citroën garage along the Brussels Canal into a major centre for contemporary art, architecture and live performance. And music will have a central role in the celebrations.

The opening weekend, taking place on 28 and 29 November, promises a continuous programme of concerts, electronic music, DJ sets, experimental sound installations and multidisciplinary performances. For Brussels’ music lovers, it offers a first glimpse of what could become an exciting new space for the city’s creative scene.

CSBF 6th Edition: War & Peace takes place from 22 november to 6 December. Exploring the theme of “War and Peace,” the 2026 Coudenberg Sound Box Fest transforms the archaeological ruins of the Coudenberg Palace into a stage for reflection. The program bridges historical memory and contemporary innovation, featuring renowned acts like In Alto, Akro Percu, Elias Bachoura, Ensemble Matica de Flor, Ensemble Satellite, and an experimental jazz finale by Beraad Geslagen. This milestone edition introduces “Above and Below” collaborative performances with Bozar (featuring Club Médiéval and Dionysos Now!), celebrates a new REMA membership, and hosts a lecture series with ULB and IHEB. Their commitment to the future continues with the NextGen competition, highlighted by a world premiere from Belgian composer Andreas Moulin. Info and tickets

Listen Festival is back on 21 November 2026 with a new format: A 24+ hour celebration of club culture across 15 of Brussel’s most iconic locations including several train stations with one ticket giving you access to all locations and events of the festival. All info here

Fifty Lab Festival is back on 11-13 November, bringing 65+ emerging artists from Belgium and beyond to venues across the city centre. Three nights, multiple stages and a line-up made for discovery — with names to watch including Blu Samu, ELE A, Stonks, Cyelle, Lou K & Edouard Van Praet, Primavera and many more. Info and tickets here.

Les Nocturnes du Sablon welcome the Christmas season in the Sablon area with food trucks and street entertainment including DJ sets from 26 to 29 November. More info here.

Check out these other festivals and music events: 

• 06.11 STAMINA (Umi, Brussels). For a second edition, joining forces with FEMMEBASS and her DJs. 2 ROOMS — Sub: Techno & Trance & Studio: Minimal House & Tech House. Tickets
• 07.11 Moonshine (La Fabriek). Back in Brussels for a fifth edition, Moonshine takes over La Fabriek on November 7 for a night dedicated to forward-thinking African and Afro-diasporic electronic music. Born in Montreal through parties held after every full moon, in secret locations revealed by text message, Moonshine is now an artist collective, record label and event series connecting the African continent, its diasporas and international club scenes. Tickets
• 07.11 Hangar x KETTAMA (Antwerp Expo, Antwerp). KETTAMA makes his first appearance at Hangar, marking a new chapter in one of the most talked-about rises in electronic music. From 22:00 until 06:00, expect eight hours built for the dancefloor, inside one of Antwerp’s most iconic large-scale venues. Tickets.
• 14.11-07.12 Ars Musica 2026 ventures into captivating musical landscapes where contemporary creation resonates with vast expanses of ice, rock, flowing water and forests. Featured composers Anders Hillborg (Sweden) and Kristine Tjøgersen (Norway) will guide us through these northern territories, alongside the elemental and spiritual worlds of Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Arvo Pärt and Kaija Saariaho, as well as new works by Helena Tulve, Erkki-Sven Tüür and Bergrún Snæbjörnsdóttir. Programme and tickets
• 19-21.11: Balkan Traffic Festival 2026 (Bourse, Brussels). From 19 to 21 November 2026, Balkan Trafik! takes over the entire Brussels Bourse. Two main stages, two more intimate semi-acoustic lounges, late-night clubbing, fashion, traditional tattooing, talks, Balkan food, regional wines and Belgian beers – all inside an exceptional building in the heart of Brussels. Tickets
• 21.11: Tough Enough (Le Botanique, Brussels). With David Eugene Edwards, The Courettes and more. Tickets
• 22-24.11: Night of the Proms (AFAS Dome, Antwerp). With Holly Johnson, Vanessa Amorosi, Indiara Stair, Niels Destadsbader and more. Tickets
• 28.11: KI/KI (Gare Maritime). After her wild performance in the Cinquantenaire tunnels, the Belgian DJ returns to the capital with a 5h set. Tickets

Get more ticket links and the complete agenda of music events at Belgium Music Agenda.