Event Details
Welcome to Reggae Sun Ska 2027 in Vertheuil
After a forced break in 2026, Reggae Sun Ska returns in 2027 for its 30th edition at the Domaine de Nodris in Vertheuil, in the heart of the Médoc wine region, about 60 kilometers north of Bordeaux. Founded in 1998, it is widely regarded as France's largest reggae, dub and world music festival, drawing thousands of visitors from across Europe every year.
Highlights and Attractions at Reggae Sun Ska in Vertheuil
- A milestone 30th anniversary edition with an especially ambitious program
- Multiple open air stages featuring more than 45 national and international artists
- Reggae legends sharing the bill with fresh voices in dub, dancehall, ska and African music
- A striking setting between vineyards and forest in the heart of the Médoc
- On site camping right next to the festival grounds
- An audience that has traveled from across Europe for nearly three decades
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Organizers have promised an exceptional anniversary program for the 30th edition in August 2027 following the 2026 hiatus. Exact dates and the full lineup have not yet been confirmed and will be announced on the official website once available. In previous years, the festival traditionally ran for three days in early August.
Tickets and Admission for Reggae Sun Ska 2027
Official ticket prices for 2027 have not yet been published. At the last regular edition in 2025, single day tickets ranged from 43 to 80 euros, while a three day pass ranged from 100 to 110 euros. Tickets are typically sold through the festival's official website.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in the Médoc
- From Bordeaux, Vertheuil can be reached by car, by bus, or by train to Pauillac followed by a shuttle
- The train line from Bordeaux Saint Jean to Le Verdon stops at Pauillac, close to the festival site
- On site camping is the easiest option for anyone staying all three days
- Since this is an outdoor August festival, sun protection and light clothing are recommended
- Accommodation in Bordeaux and the Médoc should be booked early given the anticipated anniversary crowds
