This week. Different years. Same band. 30 years on stage. Brussels based. Jaune Toujours.
Some weeks are about the stages. Some are about the streets. And some involve three musicians sharing a very small pink bed.

1999–2004 Etterbeek. Mechelen. Ukkel. Brussels. Jurbise.School halls. City theatres. Community festivals. Radio studios.
2006 Ghent. Plauen. Berlin. Liga voor de Mensenrechten. Malzhaus. Kato. A power folk mix from Belgium. In Berlin, the band takes to the street.
People dance. And somewhere between all that, Mathieu, Théo and Mattias find a pink bed. Naturally.
2009–2012 Balen. Brussels. Fiesta Mundial. Sing for the Climate. The announcement promises that one day, perhaps, a statue will be erected. For now, the band remains statue-free.
2015–2016 Ghent. Brussels. A benefit for refugees. Kurdish Culture Week. Help Kobane. Music turning up where solidarity is needed.
2022 Brussels. Piet receives the Trésors Vivants award from Le Monde est un Village on RTBF. Piet on stage with an oud player. A new instrument beside a familiar voice.
2024 Vertigo. A cover. A black-and-white ska pattern. A tracklist. A new album out in the world.

From a school hall to a radio studio. From Berlin streets to a pink bed. From benefits and solidarity concerts to an award on stage. Thirty years of finding different rooms for the same thing.
Different places. Same week, stretched across time. We don’t archive the past. We carry it. Still playing. Still moving. Still showing up. Still making the room move. Still open to the next room.