From August 20 to 24, Rock en Seine returns to the Domaine National de Saint-Cloud, just outside Paris, for one of France’s most iconic summer festivals. The 2025 edition spans five days and promises a vibrant mix of major acts, emerging voices, and artistic experiences that go well beyond music.

An ambitious and eclectic lineup

• Each day of the festival offers a different sonic palette. Wednesday opens with a bang, featuring theatrical pop sensation Chappell Roan, British favorites London Grammar, and rising act Luvcat. This will be Roan’s only performance in France this year, adding an extra layer of exclusivity.
• Thursday leans into hip-hop and indie rock, with performances from A$AP Rocky, Vampire Weekend, Doechii, Khruangbin, Barry Can’t Swim, Mk.gee, and Montell Fish.
• Friday brings a blend of electronic textures and atmospheric pop, with Anyma, Aurora, Caribou, Empire of the Sun, Marc Rebillet, and The Good Neighbours.
• Saturday belongs to the electronic and soul-infused crowd, with Justice, Jamie xx, Jorja Smith, Dabeull, and Luidji all set to perform.
• On Sunday, the final day, rock takes center stage. Queens of the Stone Age headline alongside Fontaines D.C., Last Train, Stereophonics, Wallows, Kneecap, and Sharon Van Etten.

More than music: art, food, and eco-conscious creativity

Rock en Seine 2025 is curating experiences that bring people together through more than just sound.

• The festival’s eco-responsible village will host interactive workshops on recycling, sustainable practices, and even DIY instrument-making. There’s also a large outdoor art exhibit where contemporary installations explore the relationship between music, nature, and visual art.
• The food lineup is curated too: chefs like Valentin Raffali and Louise Bourrat will serve up dishes inspired by the performing artists. There’s even a “Food Band” concept that connects flavors and musical identities.
• For families, the Mini Rock en Seine area offers music discovery workshops and performances tailored to younger audiences.

Tickets and practical info

• Single-day passes range from €64 to €94 – €20 for kids
• Two-day passes are €145
• Three-day passes cost €195
• Four-day passes are available for €229

The festival is fully cashless, with a wristband system that can be recharged online or on-site.

While there is no camping, Saint-Cloud and the greater Paris area offer plenty of accommodation options.

Opening hours and access

The gates open at the following times:

• Wednesday, August 20: 4:00 p.m.
• Thursday, August 21: 3:30 p.m.
• Friday, August 22: 2:30 p.m.
• Saturday, August 23: 2:30 p.m.
• Sunday, August 24: 1:00 p.m.

Concerts begin approximately 45 minutes after gates open. The site is easily accessible by public transportation, including metro line 10, tramway T2, and several bus routes.

For more info and ticket sales, visit rockenseine.com.

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