Holidays Festival 2025: Paris Welcomes a Star-Studded Celebration

Get ready for an unforgettable experience as Holidays Festival 2025 lights up Paris on 28th and 29th June 2025. Set in the vibrant capital of France, this two-day event promises to bring together a stellar lineup of global icons and beloved French artists, making it one of the summer’s most anticipated musical gatherings.

This year’s lineup is nothing short of spectacular. Fans of urban and pop music can revel in the lyrical genius of Damso and the charismatic energy of MC Solaar, two legends in the French-speaking music scene. International star Sean Paul is set to heat up the stage with his dancehall anthems, while electronic music fans can look forward to an exhilarating set from Fisher, known for his infectious house beats.

Rap enthusiasts will be thrilled by performances from SCH, whose gritty rhymes captivate audiences, and rising star Werenoi, representing the new wave of French rap. The festival also features the soulful stylings of Zaho de Sagazan, the tropical vibes of Kalash, and the electrifying collaboration of Lamomali, blending world music with a modern twist. Pop sensation GIMS rounds out the lineup, bringing his signature hits to the Parisian stage.

Holidays Festival takes place in a stunning outdoor venue in Paris, offering a perfect summer atmosphere for music lovers to come together. The festival grounds will also include interactive zones, art installations, and spaces for relaxation, creating a complete sensory experience.

Tickets for Holidays Festival 2025 are now available and expected to sell out quickly given the star-studded lineup. Whether you’re a local or travelling to Paris for the summer, this is an event not to be missed.

Join thousands of fans and experience two days of incredible performances, cultural celebration, and unforgettable vibes at Holidays Festival 2025 in Paris!
Solidays Festival attracts more than 150,000 festival-goers, with over 80 concerts and with the likes of Black Eyed Peas, Boris Brejcha, Justice and OrelSan among this year’s headliners.

The festival is sponsored by the Solidarité Sida association, which has been working since 1992 to prevent AIDS and support patients in more than twenty countries around the world. The association is actively supported by Antoine de Caunes, Honorary President of the Association.

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