The 15th edition of the Beauregard Festival in Normandy will be held from July 5 to 9, 2023.
Several artists had already been announced by the Beauregard festival, such as Angèle, Louise Attaque or Indochine. To these headliners are added other big names in rap or pop like Damso, PLK, Pomme or even Suzanne. British stars like Sting, Blur or even a strong Belgian division with Angèle, Hamza or dEUS: the Beauregard festival in Normandy will offer a wide range of artists at the start of July, according to its full program announced on Tuesday February 7.
The complete program of the Festival Beauregard 2023 is HERE
End of suspense! John finally reveals the names that join the Beauregard constellation and are about to make you vibrate for this 15th interstellar edition: pic.twitter.com/CgJ9jVD41L
— John Beauregard (@FestBeauregard) February 7, 2023
Last year, the festival was talked about, independently of its will, when Liam Gallagher, ex-half of Oasis, had cut short his solo concert in a gesture of humor with which he punctuated his career. His apologies the next day, for “laryngitis”, had not convinced, the gap of the day before having been filmed and then broadcast on social networks by some of the 28,000 spectators present that evening in Hérouville-Saint- Clear (Calvados).
M83, Shaka Ponk and Lomepal
This year, guitarist Graham Coxon, member of Blur, will play with his own group The Waeve, formed with his accomplice, singer Rose Elinor Dougall, opening on July 5. He will return the next day alongside Damon Albarn in Blur, jewel of Britpop. Among the headliners for the general public at this festival are Sting, Indochine, Angèle, Louise Attaque, Lomepal and Shaka Ponk.
The rap wagon is overflowing with renowned passengers with Gazo, Leto & Guy2Bezbar, Tiakola, Damso, PLK or Hamza. Electro will be represented by Kungs, M83, Irène Drésel, as well as Pedro Winter who will come with some foals from his label, Ed Banger, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Sensitive folk will have Tamino and Apple as ambassadors, while the guitars will resonate with dEUS, Interpol and The Murder Capital.
Beaugard Festival. From July 5 to 9, 2023. Ticket office and full program on the festival site.