Robyn in Concert at the ING Arena

Published on June 18, 2026

ROBYN AT THE ING ARENA ON JUNE 30, 2026

The undisputed queen of the dance floor is back in Belgium. Robyn, the Swedish electropop icon, will take the stage at the ING Arena in Brussels on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, as part of her world tour, “The Sexistential Tour.” The show is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated concerts of the summer.

Born Robin Miriam Carlsson on June 12, 1979, in Stockholm, Robyn has established herself over the past few decades as one of the most influential pop artists of her generation. After gaining widespread recognition in the 1990s with “Do You Know (What It Takes) ” and “Show Me Love,” she took a radical artistic turn in the mid-2000s by leaving her major label to found her own label, Konichiwa Records—a rare act of independence that allowed her to shape her music without compromise.

It was in 2010, with the *Body Talk* trilogy, that she achieved legendary status. Anthems like “Dancing On My Own,” “Call Your Girlfriend,” and “With Every Heartbeat” transcend borders and generations, blending deep melancholy with irresistible dancefloor energy. More than fifteen years after their release, these tracks continue to resonate in clubs, movies, and TV shows around the world.

Her influence extends far beyond the dance floor. Robyn shared the stage with David Byrne at the 50th anniversary of *Saturday Night Live*, collaborated with Charli XCX, Gracie Abrams, and Yung Lean, and composed the soundtrack for Acne Studios’ Paris fashion show. A leading figure for an entire generation of pop artists, she continues to shape global music culture with every new appearance.

March 27, 2026 marked the release of *Sexistential*, Robyn’s new album, which has been unanimously praised by critics. A sensual and assertive pop manifesto, the album explores desire, freedom, and the joy of living with total artistic freedom. “The Sexistential Tour” is built around this new album—a world tour that stops in Brussels for one of its few Belgian dates.

To kick off the evening, Robyn chose Smerz, a Norwegian electro-pop duo consisting of Henriette Motzfeldt and Catharina Stoltenberg. Their cool, organic sound—somewhere between experimental pop and club music—serves as the perfect appetizer before Robyn takes the stage at the ING Arena. The two artists share a common sensibility: emotional, danceable pop that isn’t afraid of intensity.

The concerts on “The Sexistential Tour” blend new tracks from the album with the all-time classics that have made Robyn a legend. Expect to hear “Dancing On My Own,” “Call Your Girlfriend,” “With Every Heartbeat,” “Hang With Me,” and several tracks from *Sexistential* in a show designed to make you dance and move you at the same time. Robyn is known for her intense live performances, where vulnerability and power coexist in every song.

For this event in Brussels, two VIP packages are available in limited quantities:

Robyn’s Sexistential VIP Bundle – Seated: upgraded seating, priority entry, early access to merchandise, a Sexistential merchandise box curated by Robyn, a tour pass, and a lanyard (box shipped after the concert).

Robyn’s Sexistential VIP Bundle – Standing: general admission floor seat, priority entry, early access to merchandise, Sexistential merchandise box, tour pass, and lanyard (box shipped after the concert).

  • 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.

Where can I buy tickets for Robyn in Brussels?

Is the concert standing or seated?

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

Is there an opening act?

Is there a minimum age?

The ING Arena is open to people of all ages; minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Can we bring a camera?

No, professional cameras are not allowed in the auditorium.

To learn more about Robyn and dance to her best songs, click here!