It all started with six colleagues working together at Colruyt, connected by one shared passion: Jumpstyle and Harddance.
What started as conversations about music, DJs, legendary tracks and unforgettable nights slowly grew into something bigger.
We all shared the same feeling: the Jumpstyle and Harddance scene still had so much energy, but we wanted to do things differently. We noticed that many events often featured the same names and similar line-ups.
So we asked ourselves one simple question:
Why not create something of our own?
A concept where the legends we all know can share the stage with other talented artists who deserve to be heard. A place where oldschool meets newschool, where nostalgia and new energy come together, and where the line-up can still surprise you.
That idea became Jump Generation.
It started with six colleagues and a shared love for the music. No big company behind us. No years of experience organising major events. Just a group of people with a crazy idea and the motivation to turn it into reality.
Because for us, Jumpstyle is more than just music.
It’s that feeling when you hear a track you haven’t heard in years.
It’s the energy on the dancefloor.
It’s seeing different generations jumping together.
It’s discovering a DJ you may never have heard before.
And most importantly, it’s bringing people together through the music we love.
From that first idea, our vision continued to grow.
Through Harddance Revival, we want to give that passion an even bigger platform. With projects such as Jump Generation, Jump Radio, Takeovers, Battles and Invites, we want to create opportunities for both established names and upcoming DJs.
Whether you're a beginner taking your first steps or an experienced artist looking for a new stage, we believe talent deserves an opportunity to be heard.
Because at its core, this has never been just about organising another event.
It’s about the music.
It’s about the people.
It’s about the energy.
It’s about keeping the Jump alive.
What started with six colleagues and one shared passion is slowly becoming a community.
And we’re only getting started.
If you feel the energy, you’re already part of it.