For Thursday 22 and Friday 23 October, Ancienne Belgique makes a compact case for the value of a venue with several working scales. The Main Hall carries Miki on Thursday and Walk off the Earth on Friday; the AB Club hosts Noonzy alongside Liz on Friday. These are three distinct propositions, yet the programming reads as a connected map of contemporary pop: a French artist arriving with a debut album, an Antwerp songwriter in a new studio-album phase, and a Canadian group whose live identity grew from an instantly legible internet performance into an international career. Ancienne Belgique’s rooms turn that range into a practical choice of vantage point for Brussels listeners.[1][2][3][4]

The useful angle lies in circulation. Ancienne Belgique is a Liveurope member, part of a European network that supports venues booking emerging artists from beyond their home countries. Miki’s Thursday date carries the Liveurope designation, placing her Belgian stop inside that wider commitment to cross-border discovery. Friday then presents a different internal geometry: Walk off the Earth in the Main Hall, with Luminati Suns and Crash Adams, while Noonzy, Liz and DJ SEANS take the AB Club. The parallel bills allow a major touring attraction and a close-range local bill to coexist under one roof, each with its own room and audience rhythm.[2][3][4][5]

Thursday: Miki brings a debut-album moment to the Main Hall

Miki opens the run on Thursday 22 October at 19:00. AB describes her work as modern, hybrid indie-pop built from direct first-person writing and forceful production; her debut album, industry plant, arrived on 3 October. That timing makes this a sharply placed Brussels booking: a show close enough to the record’s release for its world to feel newly assembled, yet large enough for the Main Hall’s standing floor. Yasmine joins the bill. Miki’s presence also gives the venue-spotlight its strongest expression of AB’s European-facing identity, since the concert is presented through Liveurope, whose eligibility framework centres artists developing an international career outside their home market.[2][5]

Ancienne Belgique’s booking character comes through in the placement as much as the name. A debut artist is given the venue’s largest room, while the bill keeps a specific contemporary-pop focus. This is a room that can receive artists at different points of their public lives: the programme frames Miki as an artist whose songs hold intimate and larger-scale impulses together. Thursday’s 19:00 start offers an early entry into the weekend window, with a full evening ahead for listeners who want to hear a fresh record in a room built for momentum.[1][2]

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Friday: a Main Hall landmark beside an AB Club first step

Friday 23 October makes the building’s split personality especially vivid. Walk off the Earth headline the Main Hall at 19:00 with Luminati Suns and Crash Adams. The Canadian group’s 2012 five-musicians-one-guitar cover of Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know” marked its international breakthrough; AB traces the subsequent path through major streaming success, Juno Awards and recent releases. The point for this weekend is scale: a familiar shared-performance idea has evolved into a full touring production, with the Main Hall providing the appropriate public frame.[3]

At the same 19:00 hour, Noonzy occupies the AB Club with Liz and DJ SEANS. Noonzy, the project of Antwerp songwriter Arnaud Stockbroekx, has moved from the self-produced 2022 EP Post-it-tapes toward broader electronic detail and alternative indie-pop. AB connects his current phase to a first studio album made with producer Nathan Jenkins, also known as Bullion. Liz brings a West Flemish singer-songwriter perspective shaped by folk, indie and pop. The smaller room therefore carries a bill where local proximity, songwriting and production detail can sit at the centre of the night.[4]

Plan around the room first. Miki plays Thursday 22 October at 19:00 in the AB Main Hall; Friday 23 October begins at 19:00 for both Walk off the Earth in the AB Main Hall and Noonzy in the AB Club, so the two Friday concerts require a choice. Check Ancienne Belgique’s official event pages for ticket status, door arrangements, support times and any late changes before travelling.[1][2][3][4]

Sources

  1. Ancienne Belgique official website — Ancienne Belgique
  2. Miki — Thu 22 Oct 2026 — Ancienne Belgique
  3. Walk off the Earth — Fri 23 Oct 2026 — Ancienne Belgique
  4. Noonzy — Fri 23 Oct 2026 — Ancienne Belgique
  5. About us — Liveurope