Until July 9, Le Barcarès (southern France)Īfter several years in Argelès-sur-Mer, then Céret, Les Déferlantes provoked controversy when it planned to move to Perpignan. Many of this summer's must-see acts will be there (Lomepal, Juliette Armanet, Shaka Ponk, Gojira, Petit Biscuit, Phoenix, Lujipeka.), but there will also be treats such as Franz Ferdinand, Temples, the rock metal of Mongolian band The Hu, and His Highness Iggy Pop. Now, in the middle of the festival tour, Nicola Sirkis' band returns to celebrate (on July 7) on the superb shores of Lac du Bourget, now home to one of France's most solid musical events. On July 5, 2002, Musilac inaugurated its first edition with a concert by Indochine (followed the next day by Noir Désir and Superbus). Until July 8, Aix-les-Bains (eastern France) The Philharmonie's comfortable halls also present virtuoso songwriter Kevin Morby (June 30), neopsychedelic concerts by Panda Bear & Sonic Boom (July 1), November Ultra and Ben Howard (July 4), Interpol and Jehnny Beth (July 5), and Sweden's José González (July 6), playing his folk classic Veneer in its entirety, 20 years after its release. SelectionWhether you rediscover the classics in the shade of an abbey's ancient stones, explore the island of Porquerolles in search of an exhibition, or get excited about a rock icon in Brittany, the editorial team offers you its summer cultural itinerary.įaithful to its celebrations of new creations and the relationship between pop and classical music, the festival organized by the Philharmonie de Paris welcomes two ambitious large-scale events: the return of Icelandic group Sigur Ros, accompanied (on July 3) by the London Contemporary Orchestra, a French exclusive, and the unprecedented project of Frenchman Thylacine, who (on July 7) will tune his electro to the nuances of the Orchestre National d'Ile-de-France. Le Monde's pick of the best summer festivals By Stéphane Davet, Patrick Labesse, Francis Marmande, Sylvain Siclier, Stéphanie Binet, Pierre Gervasoni, Marie-Aude Roux, Joëlle Gayot, Fabienne Darge, Rosita Boisseau, Emmanuelle Lequeux, Claire Guillot and Maroussia Dubreuil Published on July 7, 2023, at 4:01 pm (Paris), updated on July 7, 2023, at 4:01 pm

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