Good vibes guaranteed at our festival with Borokov and their Balkan classics!

Gary Lineker, Clare Balding, Alex Scott, Roy Keane... all fans of Radio Mano Sport. Live sports with a wink. Sports on air, live and straight-up!

Magical bubble machine sending 36,000 bubbles per minute across the festival grounds!

The Machoretski marching dancers in nine words: men’s legs, red shoes, Wally socks, pompoms, enthusiasm, energy, madness! 

Dance! Dance! Dance! Movements from Antwerp brings sharp choreo and amazing dancers.

Pantao hits Boulevard Bizard on wind horses, manes and tails in full moshpit mode. They neigh, blow and laugh in the face of the wind. Friendly, curious, and a little wild.

Sitting around is bad for cholesterol, so the Compliment Officers love to get out and about. Armed with their trusty sansevieria, they’ll put you in the spotlight, personally. After a casual chat and some input from bystanders, your tailor-made compliment is ready*.

*Compliments cannot be disputed or exchanged.

Spot the rickshaws and your mood lifts Insta-ntly! Grab a front seat for the best selfies, and who knows, you might get a ride down that long, loooooooooong Boulevard Bizar.

Teatro Pavana and Pukkelpop, that’s true love. Every year they light up our festival with their magic and for our Birthday Edition, they’re bringing the Papagalli.

A touch of Montmartre on our Boulevard Bizar.

No worries, these bully boys are only armed with sea shanties about hardship, longing, and the joy of life at sea. Relatable, even for landlubbers!

The Cara? OK! promo team is hitting Pukkelpop with a quick survey. Each mini-survey ends with “Cara? OK!” – and the fridge suddenly turning into a karaoke party.

Marching Dance
The world’s only DJ marching band.

Gamemasters
Especially for Pukkelpop: real target battleship, pictionary like you’ve never seen it, and games that require your dancing shoes.

For all Pukkelpoppers who once washed ashore, but are still breathing. This is a project by i.o.b.z., led by Wim Opbrouck.

Jason Dupree and Truan Mathias are in a bar serving bass instead of beer. Each set blends performance and crowd interaction. They play well-known tracks on the bar – literally – and then invite the crowd to do the same! Brit party vibes guaranteed.