From June 26 to 28, Solidarité Congo brings its mission to the festival, an immersive stopover built around one urgent reality: the ongoing conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, and the women who are its first and hardest-hit victims.

About Solidarité Congo

Solidarité Congo was born from the drive of music industry professionals rooted in the Congolese diaspora. After a sold-out debut event in April 2025, the collective steps onto a bigger stage in 2026. As co-founder Elvis Adidiema puts it: "Couleur Café gives us a unique resonance — a wide, united audience, and a space that carries our message far beyond those already aware of the cause."

A concert you won't want to miss

On June 28, Solidarité Congo takes over the Red Stage for a concert that is as powerful as it is celebratory:

Zaïko Langa Langa — legendary architects of Congolese rumba

Ntaba 2 London — the sharp edge of a new n'dombolo generation

Fresh La Peufra — a defining voice of the Belgian rap scene

More artists will be revealed in the coming days. Follow their Instagram to stay tuned.

Throughout the weekend, a dedicated Solidarité Congo space will be open in the Tieks zone — a place to learn, connect, and take action. Donations to the OSPDU (Organe Solidaire pour la Protection Sociale et le Développement Durable), an NGO operating on the ground in North Kivu since 2016, can be made directly on site or through our ticketing platform. Every single euro collected goes entirely to them — no exceptions.