Klinck Trio

Violinist and composer Elisabeth Klinck is known for her timeless musical deep-listening landscapes, transcending her own instrument. In the Klinck trio, she is joined by Adia Vanheerentals on saxophone and Maya Dhondt on keys. These ladies have jazz and classical backgrounds and skillfully take you on a delicate journey through their compositions fueled by improvisation, reflection and tactility. The slowly evolving soothing interplay of intertwined melody and harmony is punctuated by focused moments of negative space. A space of silence, sighing and vibration.

Fire! Orchestra

Scandinavian free jazz/experimental/psychedelic/noise/free improv ensemble with a rotating cast, active since January 2012 and exclusively signed by a Norwegian label Rune Grammofon. Fire! Orchestra was formed by core members of Fire! supergroup Mats Gustafsson, Johan Berthling and Andreas Werliin and debuted at the Fylkingen concert venue in Stockholm, Sweden.

Change of Plans

In Change of Plans, the idea of changeability, and the emotion associated with it, is applied to the language of movement. What do you do when your right arm takes over from your left leg? How do you change a ‘dance plan’ and how do you change someone else’s? And what do you do when someone wants to change your plan?

Invited by the inclusive dance company Platform-K, Femke Gyselinck collaborates with dancers Zanne Boon and Oskar Stalpaert. Hendrik Lasure and Adia Vanheerentals composed the original music at the intersection between jazz and pop.

Anaïs

Anaïs is the new project of jazz singer and composer Anaïs Vijgen. Together with her band, she performs original compositions that give voice to the turbulence of life, placing improvisation and a strong narrative at the center.

Through her vivid lyrics, clear voice, and constant interaction with the saxophone, she aims to convey the power of womanhood and challenge fixed narratives.

Motmot

Motmot is the project of singer Chiara Bacci, where composition intertwines with improvisation and sonic exploration, in collaboration with saxophonist Adia Vanheerentals, pianist Simon Groppe, and drummer Gaspard Sicx.
The lyrics unfold through images, short stories, and fragments, while the music shapes calm atmospheres that can be suddenly disrupted. Structures develop horizontally, and when they return, they reappear transformed. Their debut album, Floating (out on November 7, 2025, via Off Records) revolves around oneiric atmospheres, both in the writing of the lyrics and in the unfolding of the music.

Woolvs Large Ensemble

Woolvs Large Ensemble‘s sound is inescapably multifaceted: the musicians each explore an other horizon within the worlds of jazz, classical, pop, soul, improvisation, rock, sound art and electronica. The group explores themes of belonging, grief, anger, regret, euphoria and compassion. Songs that balance between hyperrealism and surrealism – about love, war and toadstools – are interwoven with mysterious instrumental abstractions, choral passages and found footage.

The performance Jassen voor beginners is a literary monologue that starts from the question of how to deal with mortality and impermanence. For this, Corinne Heyrman engaged in conversation with eight people she sees as her guides. Among them are a widower, a mother without an umbrella, an enemy of the state. On stage they are present in the form of peep boxes: each character has his or her own peep box. A kind of funeral where everyone is still alive. A celebration, in short.

Premiere 13/06/2025

BXL x LDN INTERPLAY II

Following a successful first edition, Brosella and Tomorrow’s Warriors once again join forces for BXL-LDN INTERPLAY II. This project brings together three emerging talents from Tomorrow’s Warriors with three Belgian counterparts to develop original compositions.
Their debut performance will be on March 20th 2025.