Couleur Cafe in Brussels
Couleur Cafe is Brussels' largest urban music festival, built since 1990 around funk, hip-hop, reggae, soul and world music rooted in African, Caribbean and Latin traditions. Run over three days on the Heysel Plateau near the Atomium, it functions as a city day-trip event rather than a rural camping festival.
Couleur Cafe started in 1990 as a tribute to African and Caribbean rhythms staged inside a converted industrial hall in Schaerbeek, long before it grew into Brussels' largest showcase for funk, hip-hop, reggae, soul and other music rooted outside the European mainstream.