Festival Beauregard Unveils First 15 Artists for 19th Edition in Normandy, June 30 to July 4, 2027

Festival Beauregard 2027 lineup in Normandy, Digi Mart USA News (Hérouville-Saint-Clair, Normandy, France): The Festival Beauregard returns to Normandy for its 19th edition from June 30 to July 4, 2027. The five-day event, held on the Beauregard estate between Caen and the sea, is built around music and celebration.

Since its beginnings, the festival has cultivated its own universe centered on John, the emblematic character of Beauregard. The festival’s spirit is an open programming across musical genres, a friendly atmosphere, and a goal of bringing together varied audiences and generations.

After announcing Angèle, Beauregard has revealed the first 15 names for its 2027 edition. This initial selection brings together rock, pop, rap and electronic music.

Rock will be especially present with The Strokes, who will play the Beauregard stage for the first time on Sunday, July 4. The New York band shares the bill with Placebo, returning for the first time in ten years to celebrate 30 years of career, as well as Royal Blood, DIIV and Quebec’s Angine de Poitrine.

On the French scene, Angèle, Ninho, Tiakola, Vianney, Suzane, Adèle Castillon and La Rvfleuze are also announced. Vianney returns to Beauregard after his 2022 appearance and five years away from the stage, while Tiakola returns four years after his first visit.

Electronic music is also featured, with Dimitri Vegas and Belgian DJ and producer Novah. Finally, Mike D, a founding member of the Beastie Boys, joins the lineup with his group 5D.

The rest of the lineup will be revealed soon.

Beauregard also continues its support for the Normandy music scene through the John’s Session, a showcase for artists and bands from the region. The prize is the chance to join the 2027 lineup and perform on one of the festival’s two stages.

Applications are open until November 23. Three to four projects will be preselected by a jury of music industry professionals before a public final on January 29 at the Big Band Café, where the winner will be chosen.

Day passes for 1, 2, 3 and 4 days, with or without camping options, are available on the Festival Beauregard ticketing site.