The Qontinent is a hardstyle music festival in Wachtebeke, on a scenic islet in Puyenbroeck Recreation Park. Put on by Bass Events and Q-Dance, two of the premier hardstyle promoters in the world, the festival is a three days of all-out raving.

Featuring five stages, The Qontinent annually assembles an all-star lineup of the biggest DJs and live acts from the harder side of electronic music. Growing over the years, the festival has risen to become a stronghold for harderstyles music in Europe.

Growing over the years, the festival has risen to become a stronghold for harderstyles music in Europe.

The Qontinent 2021 Lineup

Lineup will be announced closer to the festival.

The Qontinent 2021 Tickets

Accommodation

Camping during the festival requires a camping ticket. You will need basic camping gear, like a tent, a camping pad and a head torch (so useful in the night). If you don’t want to bring your own tent, the festival offers pre-pitched tents with extra comfort.

Alternatively, you can book nearby hotels and apartments using the map below or visit booking.com

Travel Info

BY CAR

Parking for one day will cost €10.00 and for multiple days €15.00.

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

From Brussels Centraal station take the train to Ghent-Sint-Pieters station (36 min). At the busstation in front of the trainstation, take the direct shuttle or bus 76 direction Wachtebeke at platform 14 (1h 10 min).

BY SHUTTLE BUS

A shuttle service from Gent-Sint-Pieters to The Qontinent is provided by the festival. More to be announced soon.

BY COACH

The festival offers Bus return tickets from Antwerpen, Ghent and Brugge in Belgium and from Terneuzen and Goes in the Netherlands.

BY PLANE

The nearest airport is Brussels Airport (BRU). Upon arrival take the Intercity train to Antwerp (25 min) and transfer to the train to Gent (45 min). From here take the 73 bus to Wachtebeke Craenendam. The festival site is a 10 minute walk east from the bus stop.

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