Cancelled Concert Zsa Zsa Zsu in Hove, Gust De Coster to Perform

The Zsa Zsa Zsu concert on October 8th is cancelled; Gust De Coster will perform on November 19th in Hove.

Generic image of an empty concert hall with spotlights and chairs, suggesting a cancelled event.
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Generic image of an empty concert hall with spotlights and chairs, suggesting a cancelled event.

The concert by Zsa Zsa Zsu, scheduled for Thursday, October 8th, has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond the organizers' control.

The concert by Zsa Zsa Zsu, scheduled for Thursday, October 8th, has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond the organizers' control. Ticket holders who purchased online have received an email regarding ticket refunds. This email can be found under the title "Annulatie concert ZSA ZSA ZSU – terugbetaling tickets". It is advisable to check your spam folder if you do not find it in your inbox.
The next cultural event in Hove is 'Wit-lof from Belgium 2.0' by Gust De Coster. This is described as a nostalgic journey through the history of Belpop and a must-see for music lovers. The performance will take place on Thursday, November 19th at 8:15 PM in concert hall Da Capo, located at Lintsesteenweg 1A, 2540 Hove.
The 2026-2027 cultural season in Hove offers more than just Gust De Coster. Other planned performances include Barbara Dex on May 20th. Blues and Americana fans can look forward to Tumblejack (September 17th), Lowland Grace (January 14th), and Sharing the Blues (February 25th).
For classical music enthusiasts, the Alfama String Quartet will present an evening of chamber music on March 25th, featuring composers such as Haydn, Puccini, and Ravel, as part of Zuidrand Klassiek. On April 29th, the role of 'kleinkunst' (cabaret/vaudeville) in the Low Countries will be explored with 'Mens durf te leven', a tribute to 100 years of this art form from 1880 to 1980.
The youngest audiences are also catered for with two children's performances at JOC Hove: 'Boer en Broer' on December 12th and 'De Ridder die bang was in het donker' (The Knight Who Was Afraid of the Dark) on February 10th.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Hove (28/09/2026)