Due to COVID-19, the BLANCHE concert is going to be an 'ABnormal concert'.

During these concerts, wearing a mask is mandatory and only bubbles of 1 and 2 people can be seated.What if you want to come with 3 people? You buy I duo bubble and 1 solo bubble. One of your friends will be sitting alone on the balcony. Same goes for all odd numbers.

You can read more about the ABnormal safety measures here.

Tickets stay valid . If this date doesn't work for you, tickets will be refunded. Please ask for a refund before September 6th, 2020 by replying to your confirmation email to info@abconcerts.be. 
We would like to inform you that you can also ask for a refund in the form of an AB concert voucher. This voucher is valid for 1,5 years. We would like nothing more than to see you at AB again.

In the event that you have purchased tickets in the Ticket Shop or via Ticketswap, please send us a picture of your tickets with the details of your bank account, to info@abconcerts.be.

“Meetings, writing sessions, songs that, like me, were fueled by travelling back and forth between London and Brussels". This is how Blanche sums up the three years that passed between one evening in spring 2017 when she revealed herself to the whole of Europe with ‘City Lights’ and her first album, ‘Empire’, which will be released in April 2020.

New single that gives its title to Blanche's album, ‘Empire’ is available on February 14th. It gets straight to the point. ‘Empire’ is a pop song. ‘Empire’ is a melancholic song. ‘Empire’ is a song where the voice of Ellie Delvaux blends with traditional instruments (piano, drums, guitar, cello) and modern electro. "Empire evokes these people who build a shell to cut themselves off from all their emotions and end up lying to themselves" says its author.

‘Empire’ was written by Ellie Delvaux and co-produced by Rich Cooper (Banks, Mystery Jets, Lucy Rose) and François Gustin (Girls In Hawaii) who are also involved in the making of the entire album.