Several music festivals in the Netherlands and Belgium still have tickets available for purchase. These festivals cater to diverse musical tastes and offer unique experiences, ranging from hard rock and punk to indie and electronic music.

Jera On Air, held in Ysselsteyn, Netherlands, from June 26-28, is ideal for fans of energetic hard rock and punk music. While rooted in these genres, the festival also includes acts that push genre boundaries, featuring artists like Pendulum (drum ‘n’ bass) and Denzel Curry (hip hop). The lineup promises a high-energy atmosphere with plenty of mosh pits.

MadNes, taking place on Ameland Island from July 4-6, combines music with activities like skating, surfing, and skiing. This smaller-scale festival offers a unique experience on the Wadden Islands. The musical lineup ranges from chill sunset vibes with Spinvis and Will and the People, to campfire tunes with My Baby, and energetic performances from Zep and Parker Fans.

Valkhof Festival in Nijmegen, from July 13-19, provides a free festival experience with a focus on indie and alternative music. Despite being free, the festival features promising artists in the smaller circuit. It offers a refined musical oasis amidst the bustling Nijmegen Four Days Marches.

Dour, a festival in Hainaut, Belgium, from July 16-20, is worth the drive for its diverse lineup and reasonable ticket price. Originally focused on electronic music, Dour features top acts in trance and techno. The festival also includes punk, indie, grime, and shoegaze bands, offering something for everyone.

Weitjerock, a friendly festival in IJzendijke, Netherlands, on July 25-26, offers a welcoming atmosphere and a clear program. Run by volunteers as a non-profit, the festival boasts a low ticket price and a relaxed vibe. With only two days and three stages, attendees can easily catch all the acts, which include artists from the middle segment of the music scene.