BIGFLO & OLI AT THE ING ARENA ON DECEMBER 6, 2026

THE KARMA TOUR STOPS IN BRUSSELS

The brothers from Toulouse are back. Bigflo & Oli will take the stage at the ING Arena in Brussels on Sunday, December 6, 2026, for a special concert celebrating *Karma*, their fifth album. After more than a decade in the business and two concerts at the Accor Arena in Paris, the duo continues their tour in Belgium for a rap show—featuring both standing and seated sections—that promises to be unforgettable. Book your Bigflo & Oli Brussels tickets before it’s too late.

WHO ARE BIGFLO & OLI?

Florian and Olivio Ordonez, born in Toulouse in 1992 and 1996, respectively, grew up with music as their common language. They first gained recognition in 2015 with *La Cour des grands*, but truly broke out in 2017 with *La Vraie Vie*, the album that propelled them to the top of the Francophone rap scene. “Dommage,” “Heureux,” “Tu comptes pour moi ”: these tracks have all become anthems for an entire generation.

Where others opt for posturing or provocation, Bigflo & Oli have made sincerity their trademark. Their lyrics address family, doubts, success, friendship, and the passage of time—universal themes tackled with sharp wit and a level of accessibility rarely seen in French rap. The result: a cross-generational fanbase, certifications by the bucketful, and artistic legitimacy that remains intact after more than a decade in the business.

KARMA: A RETURN TO ITS ROOTS AFTER A TEN-YEAR CAREER

Karma, released on March 13, 2026, is the duo’s fifth studio album. Bigflo & Oli describe it as a return to their roots: a pure, direct, and sincere rap project, in the vein of the hard-hitting freestyles they released throughout 2025. After more pop-oriented albums and various sonic experiments, Karma gets back to the essentials: lyrics, flow, and authenticity.

The eponymous tour, which includes two dates at the Accor Arena in Paris, will travel throughout France before stopping in Belgium and Switzerland. Brussels is one of the few Belgian dates on this major tour, offering a rare opportunity to see the duo perform in a large venue.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM BIGFLO & OLI'S SETLIST AT THE ING ARENA

Bigflo & Oli’s concerts are family-friendly, crowd-pleasing events where classics mix with new songs in a warm and electrifying atmosphere. Expect to hear “Dommage,” “Heureux,” “La Cour des grands,” “Tu comptes pour moi,” “Papa,” and, of course, the new tracks from *Karma*. Their energy on stage, their brotherly bond, and their ability to draw a crowd of 15,000 people into their world make their concerts a truly unique experience in the Francophone rap scene.

BIGFLO & OLI IN CONCERT AT THE ING AREA: HOW TO GET THERE?

• By subway: Line 6, Roi Baudouin station (terminus), a two-minute walk from the venue.
• By train: Brussels-North Station, then take the metro toward King Baudouin.
• By car: Paid parking available on site; online reservations are recommended.
• By bike: Villo! stations nearby.

Please note: Cameras, large suitcases and backpacks, and outside food and drinks are not allowed in the auditorium.

FAQ: YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIGFLO & OLI CONCERT IN BRUSSELS

Where can I buy tickets for Bigflo & Oli in Brussels?

Tickets are available at ticketlive.be. Special rates are available for ING customers.

Is the concert standing or seated?

Both seating options are available: standing room and seated seats in the stands.

Is there an opening act for the Bigflo & Oli concert in Brussels?

Yes, it's Myra who will be the opening act for Bigflo & Oli on this Brussels date.

Is there a minimum age?

The ING Arena is open to people of all ages; however, it is recommended that minors be accompanied by an adult.

When is "Karma," the latest album by Bigflo & Oli, coming out?

Karma was released on March 13, 2026, and is available on all streaming platforms.

WHY SHOULD YOU NOT MISS THIS CONCERT?

Bigflo & Oli are one of the few French rap groups to bring together multiple generations under one roof. Their concerts are moments of intense connection, driven by lyrics that strike a chord and infectious stage energy. With *Karma*, they’re getting back to basics, and that’s exactly why this concert in Brussels is not to be missed.