Beauregard Festival: discover the first names

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The Beauregard festival team unveils the first 15 groups and artists present at the next edition, which will be held from June 30 to July 4, 2027.

After revealing that Angèle was its first headliner, the festival organizers Beauregard reveal 14 additional groups and artists, forming the outlines of the poster for the 2027 edition. The official ticket office is accessible via the official event website.

Rock will of course be present, including Placebo July 1st, Royal Blood And DIIV the 3rd and The Strokes headlining the 4th. Of course, new sensations are in order, notably the Quebecers ofAngina of Chestwho will bring festival-goers to the groove on July 3 after a successful French tour, which notably marked the Parisian public with two consecutive visits to the Élysée Montmartre. Hip hop fans will delight in the presence of Mike D Beastie Boys on July 4th or even Ninho July 1st. On the pop side, Vianney And Adele Castillon will be there on July 2.

Other names will be announced soon, notably the Norman artists, for whom a springboard is organized. Visit the official Festival website Beauregard to participate. Registrations are open until November 23.

Here are all the artists announced:

Thursday July 1
  • Ninho
  • Placebo
  • Novah
Friday July 2
  • Vianney
  • Dimitri Vegas
  • Adele Castillon
  • La Rvfleuze
Saturday July 3
  • Angela
  • Tiakola
  • Angina of Chest
  • Royal Blood
  • DIIV
Sunday July 4
  • The Strokes
  • Mike D 5D
  • Suzanne

While waiting for the next edition of the festival, relive the 2026 edition with the editorial team’s live report.

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