FAQ

FAQ

Listen Festival is a 6-day, Brussels-wide celebration in music & diversity, bringing together some of the most talented artists from Belgium and abroad. Each year we occupy multiple venues in the city of Brussels with an exciting programme of concerts, club-nights, talks, workshops and much more.

The 2026 edition of Listen will take place from Tuesday 03 November until Sunday 08 November 2026, and we can’t wait!

Each year we occupy a variety of locations throughout the city of Brussels. Stay tuned for more info on the programme.

That’s an easy one:

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Lost something during the festival? Contact us on lostandfound@listenfestival.be

Missed the first moments to get your items back? Please come to Continental (Place De Brouckère 41, 1000 Brussels) and ask the bar-staff.

Hours: Monday to Thursday from 3pm - 5pm (until the end of November)

If any money remains on the cashless-card you can reclaim it here: https://payperpot.prod.paypuce.com/fr/refund/listen-festival-2025

Listen Festival has a zero tolerance policy about illegal drugs. 

We chose to advocate for a policy that prevents harm by informing the public about the risks.
We advise you to enjoy responsibly and look out for one another. Our staff is always there if you need anything.

FIRST AID

First aid professionals will be present at our biggest events. 

EARS PROTECTION

All our club nights will be equipped with a visible decibel meter. Note that long exposure to sound can be dangerous. Even if we limit the decibels, think of your ears. 

Earplugs will be available free of charge at the bar or with the Care Team at every event.

Sexist and sexual violence, harassment or any kind of discrimination will not be tolerated. We will be uncompromising. 

Brussels By Night’s Care Team will be present to assure everyone’s feeling well at venues like Gare Centrale and K1: You can recognise them by their blue jackets with orange writing. C12, Fuse and Halles de Schaerbeek have their own care team. Don’t hesitate to reach out to them. 

In case you want to reach out to us regarding anything you experienced during the festival or if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to united@listenfestival.be.

It’s time to be together again! By entering our events, you play an active role in ensuring everyone’s comfort and respect. Remember that looking out for our collective safety is what makes us human.

Discrimination, abuse, and harassment of any kind will not be tolerated. If you or anyone is in distress, help them first and send someone to notify our staff. If you see something, say something : don’t wait for someone else to intervene. More info on how to intervene here : https://www.jointhefam.brussels/fr#les-5d 

Music, compassion, and kindness bring us together. We are here to listen, take you seriously, and support you if needed.

More information can be found here

Something happened ? Here where you can seek help 

  • CPVS (rue Haute 320) in case or rape or sexual assault – they are reachable 24/7 and can help you file a complaint with trained police

  • SOS VIOL – they are reachable on the phone or through a chat and can support you if you were a victime of any type of sexual violence or if someone you know was

In any case, you can always contact us as united@listenfestival.be.

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