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On Friday 11 December, Arci Bruxelles and EUStaff4Peace bring three live bands and two DJs to Atelier 210 for the first Keffiyeh Noise Club: a night of music to raise funds for people in Palestine.While the world looks away, we want to turn the volume up.
Loud for Palestine brings together different corners of Brussels' underground for a night of fuzz, repetition, motorik rhythms, garage rock'n'roll and dark post-punk.
Every euro raised goes to three grassroots organisations working on the ground in Palestine.
Between the concerts, short speeches will bring testimonies from Palestine and express our solidarity with the Palestinian people.
Then the DJs take over and keep the room dancing until the end of the night.
The line-up
Rats on Rafts: legendary Rotterdam post-punk band with a restless, experimental streak and roots in the city’s New Wave, psych and punk scenes. Signed to iconic UK label Fire Records, they’ve played Glastonbury and Le Guess Who?, sharing stages with Pere Ubu, the Chills and Franz Ferdinand. Ever evolving, their latest album, Deep Below (2025), explores darker territory between goth rock and dream pop.
Straight Shooter: straight out of Ghent, Straight Shooter play stripped-down garage rock’n’roll with a soulful edge: catchy hooks, fuzzed-up guitars and a rhythm section that never lets go. Expect high-energy, sweaty shows, played loud and wild.
Druugg: fuzzy, chaotic, romantic and noisey, DRUUGG make the kind of garage rock that demands to be played loud. A wild mix of Thee Oh Sees, Hawkwind and Iceage, their debut album, Lost, came out in 2025 on the Brussels label EXAG' Records and was unquestionably one of the albums of the year.
Mandy Pixel: Brussels-based DJ, artist and producer, Mandy Pixel weaves her way through genres, blending (post)punk, hyperpop, industrial and techno in sets that are entrancing. A regular on Kiosk Radio and at Les Atelier Claus, mixing fragments of conversation with beats that get people dancing. Mandy Pixel is simply a marvel.
Rodolphe Coster: a multidisciplinary artist and key activist on the Brussels scene, Rodolphe Coster is a regular at Chaff and opened for Grimes, Liars and the Osees. He moves between electronica, punk, techno, industrial and shoegaze.
Where the money goes:
All proceeds go to three grassroot organisations supporting people in Palestine. We chose small, local initiatives where a few thousand euros makes a visible difference.
Human Rights Defenders Coalition. Based in the West Bank, the coalition documents violations by the occupation and provides psychological, social, economic and human rights support to the Palestinian community.
Water Is Life Gaza. A volunteer initiative that has delivered over 1,500 water trucks to families in North Gaza, along with other vital resources.
Ionad Hind Rajab. An Irish-Palestinian solidarity centre in Gaza, founded by a Gaza-based doctor and Irish artist Spicebag. Named after Hind Rajab, a five-year-old girl killed in 2024, it has already welcomed over 150 displaced children, offering them education, psychosocial support and a safe space to be children again.
Practical information
When: Friday 11 December, 20:00 (doors open at 19:00)
Where: Atelier 210, Chaussée Saint-Pierre 210, 1040 Brussels
Tickets: from 20 euros, and you are welcome to give more
Can't make it? You can donate without buying a ticket
Poster artwork by Selkies.
Come and make some noise for Palestine!
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