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I had no idea this was a comedy club until they started setting up and informed us that there was a…read morecomedy show starting in Dutch. The Joker theme made sense then... We randomly popped in here for a drink in the late afternoon. Wise choice. Super chill vibe, friendly bartender, good music. Would recommend to tourists but maybe avoid the comedy show times if you don't speak Dutch.

That's a cool stand up comedy bar, yup it's in Dutch, but hey a laugh is a laugh. Fun people and…read morenice bartender.

Cozy place. Had dinner here while watching a show. The serving staff is nicely discrete as to not…read moreinterupt the show. The food was nice, the KOCC burger definitely worth a try. As for the standup comedy show, you will have to check their shedule to see who is performing and what language it is in.

This is a quite interesting place to check out. Nice bar, they serve rum from Venezuela (so that…read morealready gives them some points in my book). Also serving food. But more importantly they organize stand-up comedy nights. I have done it a couple of times (one time in English and one time in French) and I had a blast both times. It is certainly a place to try for a different experience right in the heart of the Ixelles cemetery area...

I've only been here once, on a Wednesday night, for the Music Quizz, and had an absolute blast!…read more The place is hard to find, as it's inside the gymnasium of the College St. Michel (you can park in the courtyard inside the school)--you should check out the video on their website which shows you the way to the place. The music quizz usually starts around 8 pm. but this time around it started a little later. The bar/theatre is cozy, with a small menu (don't worry, there are more drinks available than food items) though I found it to be quite expensive, but really, you go there for the experience. The music quizz was an absolute blast. Every table's given its own buzzer (two even if it's a big table) linked to a board on the stage where your table number will light up if you or one of your teammates is fast enough to press the buzzer first. The quiz has several rounds, with the first one being a "general knowledge" one, where the first few notes will be played, and if you know it, you have to buzz and then say which song and singer(s) it is. But you better be quick! Because quite a few there (my inkling is they were regular patrons) could tell a song after just two notes! The evening lasted a long time--close to midnight, in fact! Which, from what I heard, is pretty rare because people usually get kicked out around 10:30pm. Perhaps I was lucky because the crowd that night was quite vivacious and our hostess was evidently having a blast as well. In any case, I definitely recommend this place on Wednesday nights (I haven't been to any of their other shows) to anyone who's an aficionado of pop songs (from all ages) in French or English and wants to spend a night out with friends. I do recommend you bring a bigger group though, because the more you have on your team, the likelier it will be you'll at least win a few points!

What an epic experience to see Fleet Foxes here! This is a…read morehistoric location and venue! This place is known for its exceptional acoustics. The Kings of Leon recorded a live EP here. There are 3 levels and if you arrive early you can get seats in the rear, otherwise you are standing the entire show. Go here to see a live show!

Only a very lucky human being gets to see one of her favorite electronic groups while traveling…read moreoverseas. Just think of all the factors that must fall into place - the band's tour dates, availability of tickets, and proximity to the venue. It's pretty much the ultimate trifecta of coincidence. As it turns out, I am that lucky person - someone who was gifted a Hot Chip ticket to a sold-out Saturday night show in Brussels! Because I wanted to live like a local, I took the metro instead of a cab. And then walked. And walked some more. Gosh, Belgian maps are difficult to read. Of course, I found it. Ancienne Belgique is this beautiful, contemporary music venue that feels spacious with its soaring ceilings but in actuality, the capacity makes it quite intimate. In fact, I didn't think I'd have a shot at running into some new friends who were also going to the show but alas, I found them by the first bar I set my thirsty sights on. Luck strikes yet again! The sound quality is superb. If you prefer to drink while watching your favorite band take the stage (yes!), then angle for a space on the floor near one of the doors. That's how the savvy Belgian boys do it anyway, and I was right there to capitalize. If you'd rather take a seat, there's 'romantic' seating in the back and then there's also two levels of terrace. The bars work on a token system so make sure to head there first. And if you have a coat or anything else you'd prefer to dump during the show, head downstairs and grab a locker for €1. So convenient! Hopefully sooner than later, I'll be back.