Frequently asked questions

Tickets are sold only through authorised ticket agent See Tickets. Please make sure to only purchase tickets from our authorized ticketing affiliate! Buy your tickets here.

Since October 1st 2013 reselling of tickets for events and/or concerts is covered by the act of 30 July 2012. This act stipulates the regular and/or occasional reselling tickets for events and concerts at a price higher than the definitive price of the original seller is prohibited.

Want to be able to see what chords the guitarist is playing? Immerse yourself in the show as if you were on stage with them. With FRONTSTAGE you can look the artist straight in the eye! Or would you rather relax in your own seat and enjoy the concerts? Then choose SEATS to access our tribune with view on the main stage. Want to come for the three full days? Then a combi ticket will grant you the best deal! Are you taking a large group of friends to Live is Live? Then go for Happy Together, our group ticket category where you buy 9 tickets and get the 10th one for free (for both day tickets and combi tickets).

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Within our ticketing system (See Tickets) you can upgrade or downgrade your tickets for Live is Live. Note that when you downgrade your tickets, YOU WILL NOT BE REFUNDED THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BOTH TICKET TYPES. When upgrading, you will need to pay an additional cost for the new ticket.

If you wish to order tickets for the wheelchair platform, please reserve your tickets via our ticket shop. If you order these tickets, you will get guidance end information from our security on the venue. You have to enter the event through the Crew Entrance.

Regarding accessibility for persons with reduced mobility:

• A disabled platform (without chairs) is provided as last year. You may bring your own folding chairs.
• The organisation will also ensure that the bar and food stands are easily accessible.
• This platform is provided for those who need it. It is therefore compulsory to reserve a ticket for this in advance so that the organisation can monitor how many places need to be provided.
• The accompanying person must also buy a ticket that gives access to this platform.
• A limited number of disabled parking spaces will be provided. Tickets for this car park will not be available until later. More information will follow later.
• The organisation will provide guidance on site for those who need it

We do our best to make the festival site as accessible as possible for everyone, but unfortunately we cannot guarantee that every part of the site will be (easily) reachable by people with disabilities or in wheelchairs.

Unfortunately, we don’t have our own accommodation (festival camping) during Live is Live. We recommend staying in one of the lovely hotels in Antwerp or looking for an accommodation that fits your needs. There are a lot of options!

Welcome! We hope you’ll have an amazing time at our event! By buying a ticket and/or entering the event site, the visitor agrees to these house rules

• Visitors must adhere to the house rules and instructions of the organization and (local) authorities.
• If the organization deems this necessary to maintain peace and order during the event, in any case if public order or safety is endangered during the event, it has the right to grant the visitor no (further) access to the event, and/or remove the person from the event location.
• Visitors enter and attend the event at their own risk. The organization is not liable for loss, theft or damage to visitors' belongings or for health damage such as, but not limited to, hearing and sight damage and other disorders.
• Persons under the age of 16 will only be admitted if they are accompanied by a person of 18 years or older. Everyone needs a valid admission ticket.
• Access to the event is only granted upon presentation of a valid admission ticket in combination with a valid ID.
• The wristband that is obtained on arrival at the event must be worn on the wrist for the entire duration of the event. A wristband that is not worn on the wrist does not give access to the event.
• To enable the organization to comply with its legal obligations, visitors must be able to identify themselves upon request.
• The organization does not serve alcohol to -16 year olds and liquor to -18 year olds.
• The organisation has a zero tolerance policy for any form of violence or discrimination.
• Registration of the event without prior written consent of the organization in any form whatsoever, including professional photography, filming and making sound and/or image recordings for commercial purposes, is prohibited, as is emphasis of and/or transfer from printed matter.
• The following items are not allowed to take to the event site: food, glassware, cans, camelbags, large or heavy bags, pets (with the exception of assistance animals), (folding) chairs (a small folding stool is allowed), inflatable objects, parasols, selfiesticks, drugs (including nitrous oxide cartridges and openers), fireworks, weapons and firearms, dangerous objects (including – but not limited to – aerosol cans or CS gas) and professional photo, film and other recording equipment. Empty reusable bottles are allowed, empty disposable plastic bottles are only allowed without cap. A light (back) bag or small backpack is no problem, but will be checked at the entrance by a security officer.
• Heavy medicines, food and liquids that are necessary in connection with a health condition may be taken in, in combination with a medicine passport (available free of charge at any pharmacy, take into account an application time of approx. 3 weeks).
• The organization will confiscate or have confiscated items that are not permitted at the entrance. Legal valuables can be picked up later, illegal things are handed over to the police.
• Visitors to the event can be checked/searched at the entrance. Visitors who refuse to cooperate may be denied access to the event.
• Smoking is not allowed in tents, canopies and (temporary) buildings. Fines imposed on the organization, caused by an action of the visitor, will be recovered from the visitor.
• It is not allowed to crowd surf, make fire(s), and/or carry out commercial activities on the site, and/or express yourself in any way offensive, discriminatory or insulting or wear or distribute such signs.

Visitors are not allowed to bring their own food and drinks, Live is Live will make sure to provide a wide range of options on our venue grounds.

Great quality food is a must for Live is Live, but we didn’t stop there. We’ll focus on a variety of dishes and bites by local well-known restaurants.

No one under the age of 16 will be permitted to drink alcohol, no one under the age of 18 will be permitted to drink strong liquor.

Live is Live will be completely cashless. This means that you can use your bank card everywhere, including the bars and food stalls. No more queuing up for coupons or tokens! Pay with a bank or credit card, or with your payment app.

Prohibited items are: food, glassware, cans, camelbags, large or heavy bags, pets (with the exception of assistance animals), (folding) chairs (a small folding stool is allowed), inflatable objects, parasols, selfiesticks, drugs (including nitrous oxide cartridges and openers), fireworks, weapons and firearms, dangerous objects (including – but not limited to – aerosol cans or CS gas) and professional photo, film and other recording equipment. Empty reusable bottles are allowed, empty disposable plastic bottles are only allowed without cap. A light (back) bag or small backpack is no problem, but will be checked at the entrance by a security officer.

Live is Live is not responsible for any loss, theft, accidents, damage and/or any acts of mother nature. By entering the venue grounds you automatically agree on being searched, we reserve the right to deny access to those who refuse to be searched.

Discover all house rules here.

As a new venue, it’s our responsibility to create an experience that benefits the guests and the environment. We’re committed to hosting the ultimate best live concerts whilst protecting the amazing tranquil surroundings. Respect and environmental sustainability lie at the heart of our event’s vision. We put the emphasis on doing good and demand our audience to do the same. We aim to let the widest number of people enjoy live music by generating a venue where tolerance, openness and respect are fundamental.

Steps we are taking as a festival:

• Protective measures for nature on and around grounds
• Noise limits monitored
• Healthy food options
• Commit to local partners nutrition
• Focus on public transport
• Promote bicycle
• Extra trams after grid to discourage car
• Deploy vacuum toilets (less water and no chemicals)
• No plastic cutlery
• Sort trash
• Reusable cups
• Ecofest team to clean up