On 17 and 18 July, the Azur Music Festival returns to its favourite setting: the Parc du Béal in La Crau. True to its sunny, intimate DNA, the event will once again bring together international headliners, pillars of the French scene and local gems just fifteen minutes from Toulon. Several big names…
Several big names from the electronic scene have been announced, including Dutchman Bakermat, a leading figure of melodic house with organic touches, and Petit Biscuit, whose ethereal electronic compositions and dreamlike textures keep redefining the French downtempo scene.
The more club-oriented side will be held down by the masters of French tech house: Lyon’s Tony Romera, known for his punchy productions and energetic grooves, and Marseille’s Matt Sassari, whose powerful, minimalist sound has made its mark on the genre’s biggest labels. Headliners Feder, a master of effective deep house, and Jaden Bojsen will also be there. On the programming side, a selection of emerging collectives and DJs from the Toulon area will round off the line-up.
Beyond the music, this fourth edition is built around an immersive, committed experience. The festival will offer completely reinvented stage design to show off the Provençal garden of the Parc du Béal, far from the excess of the big industrial hubs.
Beyond the line-up, civic commitment remains at the heart of the project: all profits will go to the charity Une Vie de Ouf to support children with rare diseases. The “Village Azur” will be the meeting point for festival-goers, offering charity activities and chances to meet people from the charitable sector. Early tickets are already on sale.
