Miki brings her confessional Franco-Korean pop to Ancienne Belgique in October
After a series of buzz-building releases and a breakthrough year online, French-Korean pop artist Miki is coming to Brussels this fall with a headline show at Ancienne Belgique on Thursday 22 October.
The Brussels performance is part of a European tour that follows the success of her debut album 'Industry Plant' Miki – real name Mikaela Duplay – first gained attention with short, strange and deeply personal songs that circulated heavily on TikTok and streaming platforms. Tracks like 'Échec et mat' (2024) amassed millions of views, turning her into a cult favourite among Gen Z listeners drawn to her blunt lyrics and DIY.
In 2025, she followed up with the 'Graou' EP and then her first full-length, 'Industry Plant', an album in which she flips the “industry plant” label into a statement of independence and strength. Across fourteen tracks, she tackles family, love, identity and painful memories with disarming sincerity, blending French and Korean on songs like 'Héroïne' and working with producers such as Tristan Salvati (close to Angèle)
What to expect in Brussels
In Brussels, Miki will perform at the Ancienne Belgique, a historic venue known for hosting breakthrough pop and alternative acts. Expect a set mixing club-ready tracks like 'Échec et mat', introspective moments from 'Graou' and 'Industry Plant', and possibly some new material as she continues to refine her sound between electro-pop, dark pop and confessional songwriting.
For fans of artists like Billie Eilish and the newer wave of francophone pop that embraces vulnerability and experimentation, this AB date is a key chance to see Miki live as she moves from viral clips to proper theatre and club shows across Europe. An ideal opportunity for Belgian fans – and the curious – to discover one of the most exciting names in current French-language pop live on stage, as she takes her debut album and EPs to some of the continent’s most respected rooms.
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