Event Details
What Is the Eurockéennes de Belfort Festival?
The Eurockéennes de Belfort is one of France's largest music festivals. Since its first edition in 1989, the Malsaucy peninsula near Belfort has transformed every summer into an open air site with four stages spanning rock, pop and electronic music. Set between Lake Malsaucy and Lake Véronne, the festival regularly draws more than 130,000 visitors over four days.
When Are the Eurockéennes 2027 Taking Place?
The 37th edition of the Eurockéennes de Belfort runs from Thursday, 1 July, to Sunday, 4 July 2027. The dates have already been officially confirmed by the festival; the full lineup is traditionally announced in spring of the event year.
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Where Is the Festival Held?
The venue is the Presqu'île du Malsaucy in the town of Sermamagny, about 9 kilometers from central Belfort. This protected natural site on Lake Malsaucy hosts four open air stages, including the Grande Scène for tens of thousands of spectators, making it one of Europe's most striking festival settings.
Which Artists Are Performing at Eurockéennes?
The 2027 lineup has not been announced yet. For reference, the 2026 edition featured The Offspring, Pulp, Orelsan, Aya Nakamura, The Hives and Ben Harper; the Eurockéennes are known for mixing international headliners with French rap and rock acts.
How Much Do Eurockéennes 2027 Tickets Cost?
Official 2027 pricing has not been released yet. For comparison, 2026 prices started at around 67 euros for a single day ticket and reached 209 euros for a full four day pass (199 euros reduced for students and under 30s); camping is included at no extra cost with every ticket. Current prices will be added here once 2027 sales open.
How to Get to the Eurockéennes Festival in Belfort?
- By train to Belfort Montbéliard TGV station or Belfort station, then by bus or the free festival shuttle.
- By car via the A36 motorway (Belfort Centre exit), then toward Sermamagny; paid parking is available on site.
- By plane to EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse, followed by a train connection to Belfort.
Practical Tips for Visiting the Festival
- Camping is free for all ticket holders and usually opens from Thursday midday.
- Book tickets early, as previous editions have sold out almost completely.
- Pack weatherproof clothing and sun protection, since most of the site is outdoors.
- Use the shuttle service between the campsite and the festival grounds to get around.
