Brussels nightclub C12 has launched a new ‘Under 26s’ pass giving young clubbers access to cheaper tickets to all future events.

The initiative aims to encourage young people in Belgium to get involved in club culture and alleviate financial stresses of going on a night out, particularly amidst rising costs.

The ‘Under 26s’ pass is available to pick up both in person at the venue and online when purchasing a ticket, with all events now offering €15 ticket options to those aged under 26.

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The pass came into effect this month, and will be available for all future events from 2026 and beyond, the club has said. General sale tickets cost upwards of around €19.

“We believe club culture is built on discovery, curiosity, and community, and we want our artistic vision and curation to remain open and accessible to young people who may currently face challenges at the start of adulthood,” C12 said in a statement.

“We want to take a step toward our community and change the narrative that clubbing has become a luxury rather than a uniting experience. With the new pass, young people will have the opportunity to experience world class line-ups and collaborate more with emerging local collectives in 2026.”

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Those billed to perform at the club in the coming weeks include Gene On Earth, Introspekt, Olympe4000, re:ni B2B NVST, BLANKA, and more.

“For us, this is a crucial and necessary upgrade for the future of C12 and the club industry in Brussels,” they continue. “We want to be a place where people feel heard, and we believe this is one of the steps that helps create that feeling.”

Find out more about C12’s ‘Under 26s’ pass below.

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