France has hundreds of musical events, for all tastes and all ages. Find all our reference articles on French festivals and our menu.
Festivals in France, there is something for all tastes and all ages. In the four corners of the country, hundreds of musical events punctuate the summer, but also the rest of the year with events even in winter. From the biggest event of the year, the Hellfest, to more intimate festivals, passing through the must-see summer events such as Solidays, Les Vieilles Charrues, the Eurockéennes de Belfort, Garorock or Rock en Seine, there are has for all musical tastes, throughout (or almost) the year.
? What are the favorite festivals of the French? Linternaute, with the polling institute YouGov, asked the question to festival-goers: the answer here!
Also discover our interactive map of the must-see music festivals in France:
To find your way around the countless festivals organized in France, Linternaute.com has prepared a selection of reference articles for you, as follows:
In Paris and around the capital, the offer of musical festivals is immense. Among the unmissable events of the summer, behemoths like Solidays, Rock en Seine or We Love Green. Here is our selection of festivals in and around Paris:
Paris is obviously not the only place in France where festival-goers find their happiness: in the west of France, many musical events have also established themselves as unmissable appointments:
The east of France is not to be outdone when it comes to offering great events to festival-goers: this is particularly the case thanks to the two heavyweights of the genre, the Eurockéennes de Belfort and the Nuits of Fourvière of Lyon.
Inevitably, in the south of France, several events have become essential appointments of a musical summer, with:
Festivals in the North of France
The north of France is not demerit with several known and recognized festivals, offering seasoned festival-goers their share of festivities. Among the unmissable events, Le Printemps de Bourges, which opens the season every year and the Main Square:
If France has a large number of festivals every year in the four corners of the country, certain international events have also become essential, including for the French public.
