Since 1999, Solidays has been transforming the energy of a generation into a collective force. And in 2026, for its 28th edition from June 26 to 28, the festival invites you to Longchamp with a bold and varied lineup that brings together the cream of the crop among the leading artists in their respective genres.
The only festival in France authorized to play until dawn
That’s the real added value. Solidays is the only festival in France officially authorized to extend its concerts until 5 a.m., an exceptional exemption that transforms the nature of the event.
When it comes to the lineup, Solidays embraces eclecticism, in keeping with the event’s inclusive values. Thus, the cream of the techno scene is on hand to keep the crowd awake until 5 a.m., including Nina Kraviz, Amelie Lens, Nico Moreno, I Hate Models, and Vald × Vladimir Cauchemar × Todiefor. This nighttime exclusivity isn’t just a marketing gimmick: it creates a distinct sonic landscape all its own.
The nighttime program is designed accordingly, with a packed electronic lineup: techno, trance, hybrid EDM… headlined by artists like Nina Kraviz, Amelie Lens presents AURA, Nico Moreno, I Hate Models, Rouge, Mosimann, Upsilone, and Panteros666. The Vald × Vladimir Cauchemar × Todiefor collective, meanwhile, offers a hybrid show blending rap and hardcore—something never before seen on a French stage. Perfect for fans of no-holds-barred nights.
A lineup unlike any other in Paris
True to its unifying spirit, Solidays 2026 refuses to choose between audiences. The lineup covers an extraordinarily broad musical spectrum, and that’s precisely what makes it one of the most unique events of the Parisian summer. A few details are worth highlighting. Orelsan is making a Paris-exclusive appearance: he won’t be performing anywhere else in Paris this summer. Gazo, the leading figure of French drill, has no other dates scheduled in France. Jade, the rising star from Little Mix, is making Solidays her exclusive stage.
The detailed lineup:
Urban / Rap & Drill
Orelsan (exclusive to Paris), GIMS, Bigflo & Oli, Gazo (no other dates in France), Josman, L2B, La Mano 1.9, Ino Casablanca, Guy2Bezbar, Jolagreen23, Nono La Grinta, RNBOI, Vacra, A6el, Rambo Goyard, Folie’s, Wixo & La2s, Waïv, 2L, Eve La Marka, Meryl
Arc Pop & Divas
Zara Larsson, Jade (exclusive), Helena, Zaho, Iliona, Zélie, Jäde, Alessi Rose, Luiza, Naïka, Bilal Hassani, Suzane, Chéri, Ms Nina, Yael Naim, La Rvfleuze
Arc rave & electro
Major Lazer, Amelie Lens pres. AURA, Nina Kraviz, Nico Moreno, I Hate Models, Vald × Vladimir Cauchemar × Todiefor, Mosimann, Rouge, Asdek × Ava Mind, Upsilone, DJ Schnake, Panteros666, Urumi, AK Sports, Bardix Le Gaulois, Jeannette & Maj, Schrotthagen
Rock & hybrid
Skip The Use (big comeback), Last Train, Zep, Sam Sauvage, L’Ensemble National de Reggae, La Bug de l’An 2000, La Chronologic, Viens La Fête, Les Musiciens du Métro
A festival dedicated to solidarity above all else
Music as a rallying cry for solidarity: Solidays didn’t invent the socially conscious festival; it simply decided to make it its flagship. Much more than a festival: it’s a small, fleeting community.
What sets Solidays apart from other major summer music festivals isn’t just its lineup. It’s what happens between concerts: 100 organizations gathered in the Solidarity Village, speeches on every stage, more than 3,000 volunteers on hand, and a unique atmosphere where the sense of time changes.
Founded in 1999 as an initiative of Solidarité Sida, Solidays is the first French festival to have built a nonprofit village. This year, more than 100 nonprofit organizations are expected to participate. There , they “turn down the volume to raise awareness,” as the festival puts it.
The “Sex In The City” exhibition is one of the weekend’s most unique highlights. Conceived and produced by the prevention teams at Solidarité Sida, this 45-minute interactive tour tackles everything related to emotional and sexual life without taboos. It returns in 2026 with a brand-new space,the “E-space perso,” dedicated to the influence of social media on love lives.
On Sunday, the Color Party dyes festivalgoers in the colors of the LGBTQIA+ flag
Solidays structures each day around highlights that go beyond the musical lineup. On Saturday, the Ceremony Against Oblivion—a solemn tribute to the victims of AIDS—marks a rare moment of collective reflection in the festival world. On Sunday at 6 p.m., the Color Party transforms the racetrack into a giant explosion of color, one of the most spectacular events of the Parisian summer. And at the end of the weekend, the festival’s “Love Team” takes the stage for a grand declaration of love.
Practical information:
📅Dates: June 26–28, 2026
📍Location: Hippodrome Paris Longchamp, Bois de Boulogne, Paris 16th arrondissement
⌛Schedule: Concerts until 5 a.m.: the only festival in France authorized to run until this hour
🎟️Tickets: More info on tickets here
