Calendar

Below you can find a calendar with all European concerts and other events involving the artists we work with. We try to keep this information up-to-date, but in order to get all practical info, it's always a good idea to check out the website of the promoter or the event as well.
Since 01/10/2024, we no longer add concerts by non-Belgian artists in countries where we don't represent them. This information can, of course, still be found on their own websites and social media.

A list of past concerts can be found here.

- Down the hill, Rillaar
The Bevis Frond is one of the many bands appearing on this year's edition.
- Zebra Festival, De Bunker, Gemert, NL
All the way from Belgium, Korinthians will join a line-up with mostly local Dutch bands.
- Batimont Solar Park, Mariakerke
A new 2-day festival filling the void in Oostende left by the bankcruptcy of W-Fest.
- Pipeline, Sundsvall, SE
The first of a series of Scandinavian concerts to persent the new songs to the local audience.
- Encore, Stockholm, Sweden
Conflict is more than happy to present their new album in the capital of Sweden.
- Dalfestivalen, Boras, Zweden
Conflict will headline this festival with mainly Swedish punk bands.
- Feria Elversele, Temse
A small village fair, but luckily featuring the ska beats of Mise*En*Scene to get everyone on the dance floor.
- Loppen, Copenhagen, DK
The new album will be presented to the anarchists of Copenhagen, who are still better organized than their counterparts in many countries.
- Le Laboratoire, Namen
Because Le Petit Bitu closed for ever in July 2025, this concert has been moved to another bar across the street.
- Manifiesta, Oostende
This festival has many stages and Kregel can, of course, be found on the stage curated by the communists of Limburg.
- Skalloween Back to the Roots, JH Ypsilon, Aalst
Skalloween returns for a one-off night in the venue where the very first edition took place.
- Manifiesta, Hippodroom, Oostende
Each year, Manifiesta invites a number of politically outspoken bands and speakers to get upset about capitalism, nationalism and all kinds of oppression. Eventhough they're too eloquent for slogans, they're always defending the underpriviliged and correct grammar.