Amelie Lens has announced a major hometown open-air performance set to take place at Antwerp’s Royal Museum of Fine Arts this September.
The one-day event will welcome up to 14,000 attendees, marking the first large-scale electronic music event ever staged at the historic venue. The show also arrives as part of the rollout for Lens’ forthcoming debut album, AURA.
Scheduled for Saturday, 5th September, the event is being presented in partnership with the City of Antwerp and will run from 2PM to 11PM. Lens is set to deliver an extended three-hour set, with the full supporting lineup yet to be announced. 
The announcement continues a significant period for the Belgian techno artist as she moves toward the release of AURA, due on 4th September via her EXHALE Records imprint. So far, the project has been previewed through singles including ‘our frequency’ and ‘whatever you do’, positioning the album as a defining statement in her evolving sound.
Beyond its scale, the show reflects a wider movement within electronic music, with artists increasingly bringing large-scale performances into landmark cultural spaces such as museums and heritage sites. For Lens, the Antwerp date also carries added significance as a hometown appearance, further tying the moment to both her personal roots and the broader creative narrative around AURA.
The album will be released digitally, as well as on a gatefold double 12-inch blue-and-white vinyl edition, a special two-record physical format presented in a fold-out sleeve.
Tickets for the Antwerp event are priced between €39 and €59, with pre-sale access opening on Wednesday (28th May) at 11AM CEST. Fans can join the waitlist and find additional event information via the official channels.
