Le Guess Who? is considered one of the most progressive festivals in the world, celebrated for the inspiring way in which groundbreaking music is presented. Artists from all over the world offer new perspectives on what is possible within music.

From November 5–8, Le Guess Who? celebrates its 20th anniversary edition in Utrecht. For four days, the festival takes over the city with performances in pop venues, theaters, churches, wharf cellars, and clubs.

On Sunday, November 8, the program includes, among others, 24 HOUR DUB , a special 24-hour program featuring non-stop dub sounds; Mazaher , returning to the festival with their powerful zār rituals; sound artist and composer FUJI | | | | | || | | | | TA , who single-handedly built an original instrument – ​​a keyboardless pipe organ – that forms the basis of his performance; desert blues heroes Etran de L'Aïr , whose music is an exuberant, lively interplay of electric guitars and unison vocals; sound artist KMRU , presenting the project WAI8 together with nine artists – an eight-hour performance exploring time and attention; and Holy Tongue , heavily influenced by dub reggae, who share a deep appreciation for experimental dub, improvised music, and post-punk. Radwan Ghazi Moumneh & Frédéric D. Oberland , who combine electronic music with acoustic instruments such as buzuk, rababa, clarinet, and saxophone, interspersed with Moumneh's Arabic vocals; Juana Molina , who creates a genre-transcending sound entirely in her own style with elements of folk, electronica, and ambient; and much more.