Jazz clubs Bruxelles - Brussel

Press the Archi's doorbell and enter another world where nothing, apart from the customers' attire, has changed since the 1930s: architecture, decor and comfortable original Art Deco armchairs that invite visitors to lounge around sipping a pisco sour. In 1953, jazz pianist Stan Brenders took over the establishment. His piano is still there, as are the jazz concerts, every weekend in the late afternoon. In the evenings, a motley crew gathers here, and after a certain hour, it's time to dance. L'Archi is a Brussels legend!

A cultural hub and musical Mecca, the Jazz Station is a unique venue devoted to jazz, established in a fully restored former railway station. Experienced music lovers and the curious alike will be delighted. Courses on the history and understanding of jazz, public rehearsals and exhibitions, jazz concerts several days a week, a jazz club, a snack bar and a bar are just some of the attractions of this convivial, unifying space, which is also the voluntary refuge of Soirs d'Hortense, one Wednesday a month.

Bonnefooi ("by chance" in the local dialect...) is defined as a dance bar with DJ sets every opening night and free concerts on Wednesdays and Sundays, to the delight of a young audience. Local artists of all stripes perform here, and many international stars have also made a name for themselves. Enchanting setting and intoxicating music of all kinds (electronic, jazz...)... open until 8 a.m. on weekends! Upstairs, you can privatize the entire restaurant (50 pers. minimum) or reserve a few tables.

Originally a Flemish theatre, the Beurs has gradually diversified its activities in a spirit of multicultural openness. It has become a key venue for contemporary creation in Brussels. Concerts, often by emerging artists, exhibitions and other artistic activities are often organised here. Music is omnipresent in the bar, with regular DJ sets and cutting-edge concerts. In the summer, the rooftop offers a nice alternative to the bar on the ground floor. The public is rather artistic and intellectual.

This prestigious building from the radio and television era is entirely dedicated to music and image. Flagey wants to be a meeting point and crossroads of different artistic disciplines in a spirit of dialogue, discovery and creation. A house where jazz, traditional, classical and contemporary music can resonate but where a place of choice is also made for cinema and video. Thanks to the exceptional acoustic qualities of its halls and its programming, Flagey represents an essential pillar of the Belgian cultural landscape.

It is the oldest jazz club in Brussels and its reputation is well known. Since 1986, the best Belgian and international jazzmen, but also amateurs and stars in the making, have followed one another there. After 34 years of good and loyal service, Sergio and Rosy, the former owners, have handed over to Paul-Emile, Joachim, Fanny and Manu who wanted to mark the "political" character of jazz with the association Buen Vivir. The Sounds opens its doors during the day (and some evenings) in a "Resist" version where you can come to eat, discuss, organize events..