© Sam Durant, Love Is Louder, 2023, courtesy of Praz-Delavallade gallery

‘Love is Louder Festival’

13 → 15
Dec.'24

Three days amplified by music

Inspired by the exhibition of the same name currently on show at Bozar, the three-day Love is Louder event focuses the relationship between music and love. This musical reverie goes beyond the romantic notion of love. Self-love, friendship and social commitment wash away the sorrow of heartbreak in a cross-genre programme. From debutantes Martha Da'ro and Lyra Pramuk to the soulful Adja Fassa, crowd favourite Gabriel Rios and spiritual Muva of Earth to a brunch with tango. It's fair to say that Love is Louder Festival has plenty of reasons to celebrate love together.

Click on one of the three days below to buy your ticket(s).

Context

Concerts

Electronic Music

Jazz

Global Music

2024-2025

Jazz, Global, Electro

Programme

Exhibitions

Contemporary Art

Highly Recommended

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5 Jan.'25

Love is Louder

Concerts

Electronic Music

Jazz

13 Dec.'24
- 20:00

Love is Louder Festival | Martha Da’ro – Lyra Pramuk

Concerts

Electronic Music

Jazz

14 Dec.'24
- 20:00

Love is Louder Festival | Adja Fassa – Gabriel Rios - Muva of Earth

Concerts

Global Music

15 Dec.'24
- 10:00

Love is Louder Festival | Love Brunch: “Tango, mon Amour!”

Practical information

Location

BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts

Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 Brussels

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Why Love? And Why Is It Louder?

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Love is Louder

Love is louder… Than what? Come and fill in the dots with us and numerous artists in the coming weeks – in words, images, dance, and music.

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