
Clouseau sells out two Brussels stadium concerts and schedules third August 2027 date
Belgian duo Clouseau added a third show at Brussels' King Baudouin Stadium for 7 August 2027 after selling more than 100,000 tickets across two dates in hours.
Ticket sellout triggers third concert date
Belgian pop duo Clouseau added a third performance at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels after tickets for their first two scheduled dates sold out on 30 September 2026. The initial show, scheduled for Wednesday, 4 August 2027, sold out within five to thirty minutes after general sales opened at 10:00, following an early presale the previous day. High ticket demand prompted brothers Koen and Kris Wauters to immediately release tickets for a second date on Friday, 6 August 2027, which also sold out rapidly to over 100,000 total ticket buyers.
Koen and Kris Wauters reacted to the initial ticket rush in a video posted to their social channels.
So apparently we sold out the King Baudouin Stadium. It is incredible. It is unimaginable.
The band initially noted that concert organizers were evaluating logistics and schedule feasibility for extra nights before moving forward. Following the rapid sales of the first two dates, the group announced on the Radio 2 program 'Goeiemorgen morgen!' on 1 October 2026 that a third performance is scheduled for Saturday, 7 August 2027.
Staging and capacity in Brussels
The King Baudouin Stadium accommodates 55,000 spectators per concert, making Clouseau the first Belgian headlining act to perform at the nation's largest venue. The Brussels arena has previously hosted international touring acts including the Rolling Stones, Céline Dion, U2, Madonna, Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran. To adapt the large arena while maintaining an intimate concert setting, the stage will sit directly in the centre of the pitch, allowing the crowd to encircle the performers on all sides.
We are really going to stand in the middle of the stadium so that the audience can surround us on all sides.
Prior to the ticket release, Koen Wauters stated that performing at the national stadium was a personal ambition ahead of his sixtieth birthday.
It is remarkable how everyone thinks we will easily do this two, three, four, or five times. We are thrilled if we sell out that single show shortly. I wanted to do something crazy before my sixtieth birthday, and this qualifies.
Live performance history and ticket waiting lists
- Clouseau makes live debut on a large stage at Marktrock in Leuven
- First two August 2027 King Baudouin Stadium shows sell out
- Band confirms a third Brussels stadium date on Radio 2
- First concert scheduled at King Baudouin Stadium
- Second concert scheduled at King Baudouin Stadium
- Third concert scheduled at King Baudouin Stadium
The three-night run at the King Baudouin Stadium adds to a concert history spanning four decades across Belgium and the Netherlands. Clouseau made its first appearance on a large concert stage in 1987 during the Marktrock festival in Leuven. During their career, the duo regularly toured festival grounds and concert halls throughout the Low Countries, performing 138 times at the Sportpaleis in Antwerp (now known as the AFAS Dome) and establishing a total unmatched by any other musical artist at that venue.
The group first announced the stadium project on Wednesday, 23 September 2026, following a teaser campaign where Flemish public figures posted short videos featuring the phrase "Ik ga" ("I am going"). With the first two August 2027 dates completely booked, concert organizers established an official waiting list for fans seeking tickets for the expanded stadium series.

