Jazz Station

Jazz Station is a jazz club and performance venue housed in a converted railway station building, with shows and events across different jazz styles running from Wednesday to Saturday evenings. The interior retains architectural features of the original structure, creating a distinctive setting that blends the venue's industrial heritage with modern performance spaces.

The building was originally the Chaussée de Louvain railway station and underwent transformation in the early 2000s to become a cultural venue. This conversion preserved the historic structure while introducing it to a new role in Brussels' musical landscape.

The venue draws jazz enthusiasts from across Brussels who gather to experience both local and visiting musicians perform in an intimate setting. The space has become a meeting point where different generations of jazz fans connect and share their passion for the music.

Events run mainly from Wednesday evenings onward, with more options available on weekends, so planning ahead helps especially for Saturday performances. The venue sits centrally in Saint-Josse and is easily accessible by public transportation.

The venue regularly hosts performances by its resident big band, which gives emerging composers the opportunity to have their work performed by professional musicians. This creates a bridge between new talent and established players in the jazz scene.

Location: Saint-Josse-ten-Noode

Inception: April 19, 2004

Founders: Jean Demannez

Official opening: September 30, 2005

Opening Hours: Wednesday-Friday 11:00-23:45; Saturday 11:00-22:00

Phone: +3227331378

Email: info@jazzstation.be

Website: http://jazzstation.be

GPS coordinates: 50.85069,4.38081

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:23