Punk Night

CAPTAIN KAISER

Captain Kaiser started out ten years ago in the Kempen, playing small youth centres, bars and venues where a young band could mostly have a damn good time. Since then, things have moved fast. The band has played Pukkelpop, Trix, Gladiolen and De Roma, and even sold out Brussels' Ancienne Belgique with Belgian Boy. From sweaty youth centres to big stages and back again.

Because in 2026, Captain Kaiser are craving those small rooms again. With 'Bugs', a new single that tears everything apart in just under two minutes, the band kicks off BACK2BEERSICS: a tour through youth centres and small venues where live music could use all the love it can get.

Expect a setlist that digs through ten years of Captain Kaiser: old crowd favourites, forgotten gems and songs finally getting their moment in the spotlight, all served with a healthy dose of the liquid gold.

CESAR SUN

Belgian psychedelic stonerpunk trio CESAR SUN deals in fuzzed out riffs, warped melodies, and rhythm section momentum that hits harder than a Toyota Tundra at full speed. Powered by the push and pull of Taron Zohrabyan (bass/vocals), Tijl Coorevits (guitar/vocals), and Jannes Degrande (drums), the band twists stoner weight, punk bite, and psychedelic drift into songs that feel both immediate and hypnotic.

Their debut EP "The ASHTRAY Tapes" (2023) set the tone raw, loud, and fearless.

Debut album "The Palace" is out now, a bold next step that expands their sound without losing any of the grit and energy.

CESAR SUN is proof that a teenage project can grow into a refined phenomenon without ever losing its raw heart.

The PERSEKUTORS

"De Persekutors uit Merksplas bewijzen dat punk meer is dan lawaai alleen: het is karakter, koppigheid en lokale verankering. Rauw, ongepolijst en zonder franjes brengen ze muziek die recht uit de hoofdstad van de Kempen komt, Merksplas. Je hoeft het niet altijd eens te zijn met wat ze roepen, maar je kan hun echtheid moeilijk ontkennen. En laat ons eerlijk zijn: ook dat is cultureel erfgoed." - The Persekutors