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Gent Jazz Festival is one of Europe’s premier jazz events, held in Ghent, Belgium at the historic Bijloke site. With two stages—an indoor Main Stage and the outdoor Garden Stage—the festival blends intimate performances with large-scale headline sets. Since its inception in 2002 as the Blue Note Festival and rebranding to Gent Jazz Festival in 2008, it has grown into a multi-day, two-week program that draws jazz lovers from across the region. Now run by Greenhouse Talent (since 2022), Gent Jazz is a hallmark of Belgian and international jazz, uniting artists, audiences, and a passionate community under one musical umbrella.

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Whether you’re exploring from Ghent or visiting Belgium, Gent Jazz offers a reliable, easy-going ticket experience—like having a trusted friend in the business. We’ve got you covered for all the latest lineups, venue information, and tickets to secure your seats for a summer of jazz at Bijloke.

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Key moments in Gent Jazz history include its growth from a single-venue festival to a major two-stage event that partners with the International Jazz Festival Organisation and the Europe Jazz Network. The 2025 edition ran July 4–19 with headline artists such as Herbie Hancock, Norah Jones, Branford Marsalis Quartet, and Bonnie Raitt. While Massive Attack canceled in 2025, Soulwax stepped in on July 13 to keep the energy high. Looking ahead, Gent Jazz 2026 is scheduled for July 2–18 at the Bijloke site. Follow Gent Jazz on Instagram and Facebook for the latest news, lineup updates, and behind-the-scenes insights.

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  • Location and format: Ghent, Belgium, Bijloke site with two stages (Main Stage indoors and Garden Stage outdoors).
  • History: Began in 2002 as Blue Note Festival, renamed Gent Jazz Festival in 2008, now run by Greenhouse Talent since 2022.
  • Audience and scale: Attendance around 57,000 (2024) with a multi-day, two-week program.
  • Organisation: Member of the International Jazz Festival Organisation and allied with Europe Jazz Network; promotes Belgian and international artists.
  • 2025 edition: Held July 4–19, 2025 at Bijloke; featured headliners such as Herbie Hancock, Norah Jones, Branford Marsalis Quartet, Bonnie Raitt, and more; Massive Attack cancelled and Soulwax replaced on July 13.
  • Social media: Official channels promote news and lineups; Gent Jazz notes Instagram and Facebook presence and encourages following for updates.

Key moments in Gent Jazz history include its growth from a single-venue festival to a major two-stage event that partners with the International Jazz Festival Organisation and the Europe Jazz Network. The 2025 edition ran July 4–19 with headline artists such as Herbie Hancock, Norah Jones, Branford Marsalis Quartet, and Bonnie Raitt. While Massive Attack canceled in 2025, Soulwax stepped in on July 13 to keep the energy high. Looking ahead, Gent Jazz 2026 is scheduled for July 2–18 at the Bijloke site. Follow Gent Jazz on Instagram and Facebook for the latest news, lineup updates, and behind-the-scenes insights.

Explore more about Gent Jazz’s history, discography highlights, and ongoing tours—your insider guide to one of Europe’s most beloved jazz festivals.

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