Beauregard Festival 2025: The Black Keys, Gazo, Jean-Louis Aubert... the first names

The Beauregard Festival, held every summer in the park of the Château de Beauregard in Normandy, is back with a new, 17th edition to be enjoyed over four days. Mark your calendars for the Normandy festival from Thursday, July 3 to Sunday, July 6, 2025. On the program? The Black Keys, Lamomali, Jean-Louis Aubert, Gazo and SDM, plus Martin Garrix, Kompromat and Fontaines D.C.!

Among music festivals, there are the old ones like the Francofolies or the Vieilles Charrues, and then there are the younger ones like the Beauregard Festival. Born in 2009, under the impetus of Paul Langeois, the Beauregard Festival immediately found the right formula. With 20,000 spectators in its first year, the Beauregard festival has attracted a large number of festival-goers.

As its name suggests, the Beauregard festival takes place on the Domaine de Beauregard, owned by the municipality ofHérouville-Saint-Clair. It's the grounds of a château comprising 23 hectares of meadows and woodland.

In 2024, the festival welcomed such prestigious artists as Bring Me the Horizon, rapper Luidji, duo Bigflo & Oli, phenomenon Zaho de Sagazan, as well as The Prodigy, Justice, Massive Attack, Véronique Sanson, IDLES and Yodelice. In 2025, Beauregard has set itself the mission of doing just as well, with a 4-day edition as opposed to 5 this summer. This year's musical event once again featured"The Day Before". For the occasion, the festival pulled out all the stops, inviting the famous French DJ David Guetta.

In 2025, we're looking forward to seeing you on Thursday July 3, Friday July 4, Saturday July 5 and Sunday July 6 in the Parc du Château de Beauregard. So, what can we expect? Who are the artists scheduled for this 2025 edition? The organizers of the Beauregard Festival have lined up a star-studded line-up, including electro artist Martin Garrix, Jean-Louis Aubert and rappers Gazo and SDM.

Rock will also be on the agenda, with the Americans from The Black Keys, the Irish from Fontaines D.C., the Australians from Amyl and the Sniffers and the British from The Last Dinner Party.

And don't forget the return of Lamomali with Matthieu Chedid, Air, Kompromat, Blonde Redhead and Girl in Red. Stay tuned for the rest of the program. In other good news, tickets are now available, so don't delay!