the 2022 program unveiled, “Muse is a little bit our standard meter”, presents Jean-Paul Roland

This is the last festival of the summer to reveal its programming. The Eurockéennes de Belfort, canceled in 2021 and replaced by the alternative festival “In secondary residence” last July, will make their comeback from June 30 to July 3.

All tickets for the closing party are already sold: it is about the concert of Muse, only poster already known. Because for the director of the Eurockéennes de Belfort, Jean-Paul Roland, there is no question of making an edition without Muse. “It’s a little bit our standard meter”he explains Thursday, February 10 to franceinfo. “That’s what helped us get through this long tunnel. It’s a band that’s coming back with a new album. Maybe that’s the happy surprise of this postponement.”

The British were announced as headliners for the 2021 edition. The concert canceled, tickets from last year will be valid this time.

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Won’t Stand Down, the new single from @muse just got out.
>> To be found at @eurockeennes Sunday, July 3, 2022.#muse #eurockeennes #eurocks #eurocks2022 https://t.co/b1ksC1N5LF

— Les Eurockéennes (@eurockeennes) January 13, 2022

This summer 2022, the Eurocks are having a “hit” with the arrival of the American DJ Diplo, for what is, for the moment, one of his only two European dates of the year. He will share the big stage on Friday evening with an artist whom, on the contrary, we will see everywhere this summer: Clara Luciani. His itinerary should often cross paths with other guests from Belfortains such as Stromae or SCH.

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— Les Eurockéennes (@eurockeennes) January 10, 2022

The Australian Nick Cave and his bad seeds will also be there, as will the Scots of Simple Minds, who have not been there for a quarter of a century and the 1997 edition.

In their normal configuration, the Eurockéennes de Belfort welcome around 130,000 people each year over three or four days, depending on the edition.