Coleur Café presents final names added to the 2026 line up
- Apr 30
- 2 min read
26-28 June 2026

Friday, June 26, the festival has the honor of welcoming the Australian Dub FX, a key figure dub of the European stages, recognized for its live performances entirely built in real time, between beatbox, loop and spontaneous composition. The Black Stage, a meeting ground between local and international DJs, will bring together two well-known figures of the Brussels scene: GRCA. and BROWNSUGVR. Already familiar to the public of Couleur Café CLUB, they will find the festival this time in b2b.
Saturday, June 27, Level4 will blow out its ten candles. Born in the very heart of Couleur Café, this concept has become an essential showcase for the Belgian hip-hop, rap and trap scene, celebrating emerging artists as well as those who already radiate beyond borders. For this tenth anniversary, HD La R, Bhavi, GRISHA, Wawa, Fred Gata and Kynato will succeed each other on stage, with DJ Vega on turntables and Vicelow, key member of the Saïan Supa Crew, as stage coach. A performance that will certainly mark the history of the concept.
The Black Stage will also pulse at the rhythms of MARIELOU in b2b with Femifè and Mama OD, a Belgian triptych that promises as much energy as dance. The Dub Stage will welcome Sumac Dub, a key figure in the electro dub scene in France. His latest work, Lyrae, a dizzying ode to time travel, perfectly announces the color of what the artist has in store for us this summer.
Sunday, June 28, Valiant will blow a Jamaican wind on the park of Osseghem. A voice of a new generation dancehall, he continues the recognitions: Mobo Award for Best Caribbean Artist, Dancehall Artist of the Year at the Caribbean Music Awards in 2024, and titles like Dunce Cheque and Narcissistic that bring together a growing fanbase.
The Black Stage will keep up with Oroko Radio: six DJs from Los Angeles, Manchester, Berlin, Lagos, São Paulo and Accra for three hours of collective set with resolutely global influences. On the program: Asphodele in b2b with Obeka, Kikelomo in b2b with JLZ, Anna Leonie in b2b with WEAREALLCHEMICALS, here is a constellation of talents to close the festival in style.
The poster of the Dub Stage, meanwhile, entrusts its last frequencies to Submatic, a key figure in the drum & bass scene, recognized well beyond his native Austria.
So many names that complete an already strong poster, alongside Rema, Skepta, Danny Ocean, Tokischa, Thee Sacred Souls and many others. Beyond the main scenes, small scenes, animations and surprises still remain to be discovered.
These names are added to the complete line up with big artists like Rema, Skepta, Tokischa, Ezra Collective and Belgian representation by Blu Samu or Drea Dury.
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