A finalist on Drag Race Belgium and co-founder of the Ghent-based collective House of Lux, having graced the stage of the Werq the World Tour, Susan from Grindr is the quirky, camp auntie we simply can’t do without.

A legendary figure on the Brussels gay scene, DJ Michel has been mixing timeless hits for 46 years, driven by a simple conviction: to rekindle memories and bring people together on the dance floor.

Originally from Cannes and having cut her teeth in Parisian cabarets, Sweety Bonbon delivers a heartfelt and sparkling drag performance featuring live singing, piano, and a genuine celebration of diversity and self-expression.

Born of Brussels' underground queer scene, Alex Paradoxe blends electro-pop, rock and protest lyrics into dark, danceable music, supported by a graphic and mystical aesthetic tailor-made for the dancefloor.

Somewhere between queer punk and electro-pop, CHOSE explores the grey areas of identity to create radical, politically charged music, showcased on a self-produced album and an EP in support of the Trans Solidarity Fund Belgium.

Fashionista Afroqueer, infirmière de métier, Blacksapho soigne les corps le jour et les âmes la nuit avec ses DJ sets électrisants qui traversent les genres et connectent les gens dans une vibe chaleureuse et inclusive.

A drag concept curated by Valenciaga, DESTINATION BRUSSELS brings together drag artists and performers from different scenes and backgrounds for shows that blend dance, performance and a celebration of diversity.

Trans Brazilian and cross-disciplinary artist Marlla Araújo uses twerking and improvisation as her forms of physical expression, which she conveys through her performances, her choreography and even the classes she teaches.

A Romanian DJ based in Brussels, Andrei Stan blends progressive house and tribal sounds with an infectious energy that has propelled him from the nights at La Démence and H.I.M. to the stages of Tomorrowland.