After thirteen years of creating open-air dance floors and showcasing France’s high-quality music scene to the world, the capital’s premier electronic music festival—namely“Peacock Society”—is treating itself to one last dance to mark the occasion. On July 10 and 11, 2026, the festival will take over FVTVR and Wanderlust, featuring Floating Points, Boys Noize, Channel Tres, Dax J, Pedro Winter, Robert Hood… What a grand finale!
The news has broken on social media: the festival is relocating due to a lack of funding. Indeed, after 13 years of operation, the festival has been forced to call it quits. But Peacock Society is making it a point of honor to do things right for the final show: a special 15th edition, since it will be the last…
Peacock Society: 13 Years of Loyal Service
No expansion into the mainstream, no mainstream headliners to fill the coffers, no compromises on curation: since 2013, Peacock Society has done things right—or not at all. Each edition has kept the same promise—electronic music in all its diversity, carefully curated, presented in a natural setting, first at the Parc Floral du Bois de Vincennes, then at the Paris-Vincennes Hippodrome. Thirteen years is a career. And like all great careers, this one deserves a fitting farewell. For those who’ve never had the chance to go, this is your last chance—and you’ve got to take it.
The lineup for the 15th edition of Peacock Society: a musical testament
We expected Peacock to go the nostalgic route for its farewell. Instead, it chose boldness. The lineup for this final edition is perhaps the most packed the festival has ever offered: never-before-seen b2b sets, legendary figures, big names from the current French scene—and that special attention to curation that has always been the festival’s trademark.
Friday, July 10 — Architects’ Night
Robert Hood kicks off the lineup of major figures: a Detroit techno pioneer and the father of minimal techno, he single-handedly embodies several decades of electronic music history. Joining him, Mathew Jonson brings his organic and melancholic techno to the stage, while U.R.Trax delivers one of the night’s most anticipated sets. The Adiel × Quelza b2b set promises to be one of the most electrifying showdowns of the festival, featuring a duo that has never before performed together in this format. On the French side, Labouts b2b Woddd, Monile b2b Karla Böhm, Roulita, and Claude Emmanuelle: some great new discoveries are on the lineup.
Saturday, July 11 — Closing Night
Saturday is reserved for spectacular performances. Floating Points— Sam Shepherd, musician, producer, neuroscience researcher, and creator of some of the most beautiful albums of the past decade—naturally stands out as one of the most anticipated moments. Boys Noize b2b Salome promises a clash between two aesthetics that seem polar opposites yet, nevertheless, create sparks. Channel Tres b2b Busy P —Pedro Winter, founderof Ed Banger, faces off against the American who reinvented house music. The b2b2b set featuring Andy4000 × Mad Rey × Tatyana Jane brings together three of the biggest names in the contemporary French electronic scene on a single stage.
Flowdan + Benga bring us full circle back to original London dubstep. Sébastian, a leading figure at Ed Banger and on the Parisian scene since the 2000s, is pulling out all the stops for this final night. The grand finale: Young Marco, Palms Trax, Verraco, Sedef Adasï, Girls Don’t Sync, Hewan Aman, and 1TBSP round out the lineup for two unforgettable nights.
Practical information:
📍FVTVR and Wanderlust – Austerlitz Station
📆 July 10 and 11, 2026
