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Release Festival Borgloon

Two-day music festival set in the orchards of Haspengouw between Tongeren and Borgloon.

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Position Release Festival as a unique agritourism music experience combining live entertainment with scenic orchard settings to drive regional travel and hospitality bookings.

Relevance 45medium intent
  • Festival-goer travel guides to Haspengouw region
  • Behind-the-scenes orchard venue content and artist spotlights
  • Local food & beverage partnerships and farm-to-festival dining experiences
  • User-generated content campaigns from attendees

Programmetypical · 2026 TBC

Release is a two-day music and experience festival held annually between the idyllic cherry orchards of Manshoven in Borgloon. Through collaboration between youth centre 't Biejke and local youth infrastructure, it has built a strong reputation in Borgloon and surrounding areas. The festival is organized by a group of friends out of love for music and the Haspengouw region. In 2026, Release celebrates its twentieth anniversary—twenty summers of music, friendships, and enduring memories that grew from a friends' initiative into a local tradition bringing generations together in the heart of Haspengouw.

  • Festival doors open Friday at 8 PM until 4 AM
  • Saturday features a market from 2 PM to 8 PM, then continues until 4 AM
  • Saturday market offers diverse world cuisine with focus on sustainability and ecology, plus family-friendly activities
  • Integrated camping adjacent to the festival meadow offering comfortable, green, and inclusive accommodation with space for both rest and meeting fellow visitors
  • Children under 12 gain free festival access when accompanied by a ticketed adult
  • Festival earned Green Key certification in 2017 for sustainability initiatives including reusable cups and ecological toilets
  • Diverse mix of acts in an accessible atmosphere where discovery and relaxation converge