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Welcome to the Outsiders Festival 2026 in Paris
The Outsiders Festival 2026 takes place on 25 and 26 September at the intimate Supersonic Records in Paris. The third edition, organised by Sun Burns Out, features a carefully curated selection of indie, alternative and pop artists and delivers a special concert experience in a small, authentic setting near Bastille.
Highlights & Attractions at Outsiders Festival in Paris
- Friday 25 September: Perio (France) and Black Box Recorder (UK) – the reformed indie-pop trio featuring Luke Haines, Sarah Nixey and John Moore
- Saturday 26 September: Momus (Scotland) and Scott McCloud (USA, Girls Against Boys / Paramount Styles)
- Intimate concert setting at Supersonic Records with close proximity to the artists
- Focus on “outsider” and heritage acts that rarely perform in Paris
- Affordable ticket prices and relaxed club atmosphere
- Eclectic mix of indie-pop, alternative and experimental sounds
- Organised by the renowned webzine Sun Burns Out
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
The festival runs over two evenings from approximately 19:00/19:30 to 23:00. Friday features Perio and Black Box Recorder; Saturday features Momus and Scott McCloud (joined by Simon Lenski). The programming emphasises diversity and rarity – from French indie to British indie-pop, Scottish alternative and US post-hardcore roots. It is a focused, high-quality club festival without large stages or mass events.
Tickets & Admission for Outsiders Festival Paris
Single-night tickets cost 15 €. A two-day pass is available for 25 € (limited quantity). Tickets can be purchased via the official Weezevent page. Entry is not free. Check current availability and purchase options on the festival website and ticket page.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Paris
- Getting there: Supersonic Records is located in the 12th arrondissement near Bastille. Easily reachable by metro (Bastille, Gare de Lyon) or on foot from the centre.
- The venue is a small club – arriving early is recommended for good spots and smooth entry.
- Accommodation in the Bastille, Marais or 11th/12th arrondissement areas is convenient; book early as Paris is busy in September.
- The festival is ideal for fans of indie, alternative and rarer acts – not a mainstream party atmosphere.
- Prefer public transport or walking; parking nearby is limited.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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