This week. Different years. Same band.
 30 years on stage. Brussels based.


Some weeks feel like travel notes.
 Screens and paper.
Snow and posters. 
Van windows. Backstages. 
A dance floor for kids.
 A radio studio at night.

2000–2003 
Belgium. France. 
Small rooms. Moving crowds.

2007
 A live record travels.
 The UK listens.

2009
 Rehearsal.
 Notes open. Laptops on.

2013
 Brussels.
 Instruments waiting.
 Windows onto the street.

2014
 Germany in winter.
 Berlin. Leverkusen.
 Tour dates on walls.
 Hands on trumpets.
 Hands under the hood.
 Music keeps going.

2023
 National radio.
 Questions. Answers.
 Live sound in the room.

Different places. 
Same week, stretched across time.
 We don’t archive the past.
 We carry it.

 Still playing. Still moving. 
Still open to the next room.


This week. Different years. Same band. 30 years on stage. Brussels based.

2001
 Leffinge.
 Café ’t Schippershuis.

2002
 Brussels. Rising Sun Studio.
 No photos of the sessions. 
Just faces at a window.
 Camping del Mundo taking shape.

2014
 TV Limburg. 
Three bodies. 
All Eyes.
Close enough to hear the grain.

2016 
Street corners. New Year cold.
 Unplugged
Uccle. Laken. Sint-Gillis. Woluwe.
 Music without walls.
2018 Brussels. A desk.
Europeana taking shape. Notebooks open. Screens glowing.
 Some weeks happen on stage.
 Some on television. 
Some at a desk, surrounded by paper.


We don’t archive the past.
We carry it.
 Still playing. Still moving. 
Still open to the next room.


This week. Different years. Same band.
 30 years on stage. Brussels based.


January keeps finding us.
 On stages. On air and on record. In print.

1999
 Deurne. Meerbeke.
 Rooms fill. Bodies move.

2001
 Introduced to the UK by Robb Johnson. 
fROOTS listens. The Brussels beat.

2002
 Brussels. Studio days.
 Songs still under construction.
 A bun in the oven.

2003
 Netherlands calling.
 De Hofnar.
 A jester’s room.

2006
 A remix on a New Year’s card.
 People in motion.
Radio Transit.

2007
 fROOTS listens again. 
We answer live. 
Westfalia hails our pressure cooking.

2014 
Reviews cross borders.
 Four stars. German. English.
 Same pulse. 
Antwerp. Album release night.


We don’t archive the past.
We carry it.
 Still playing. Still moving. 
Still open to the next room.


What a ride yesterday at Afro-Latino Festival!

Our very first show with an extended catwalk stage and our own logo shining on the backdrop. We loved every bit of it.

Swipe through for live moments and at the end, a few behind-the-scenes shots from setup and soundcheck. We figured you might enjoy the full picture.

Big love to everyone who came out and connected with us and our music, you truly made our day. And to those who messaged they couldn’t make it because they were celebrating the very first Pride in Limburg: respect and support, always !

Massive thanks to the top-notch crew on stage, sound, and lights, the volunteers who welcomed us backstage and the organisers for having us. We feel something growing with Limburg and we’ll be back.

Love is love is all …

Pictures by @Sarah Baur

Thanks everyone for coming to Jaune Toujours at Zomer Quartier d’Eté Messidor in Ukkel/Uccle yesterday !

Pictures by @Sarah Baur

Thanks everyone for coming to Jaune Toujours at Ottertrotter Mechelen last Sunday!

We had a ball! (on & off stage )

Catch us live at one of our next Summer gigs, from Belgium to Romania !

Pictures by @tineweckhuyzen (1st image)

Very proud and honoured that Jaune Toujours could support Plateforme Citoyenne -BelRefugees- Burgerplatform at Human’City Festival and share the stage with Manu Chao! 

Huge thanks to everyone who came out, stood up for the cause (and keeps doing so ), and to the amazing organisers & volunteers for such a smooth and warm collaboration. We had a blast! 

Summer’s officially on New dates coming very soon: follow & like to stay tuned! 

Pictures by Mathieu Verkaeren, Arnaud Ghys & Maren Van Loon

Manu Chao headlines the very first Human’City, with Jaune Toujours proudly supporting the cause alongside a vibrant lineup!

An exceptional celebration of music, solidarity, and inclusion — all in support of the cause behind Plateforme Citoyenne -BelRefugees- Burgerplatform, who we have been supporting for a while now.

Also on the line-up: Belgian hip-hop icon Badi, oud-driven Tarab Machine led by Iraqi musician Hussein Rassim, and a powerful showcase by La Belle Hip Hop featuring Nephtys, Berni Maria, Aïsha, and Cage Vrije Verzen.

Event : 29/05/2025 – 14h00