The engines are rumbling once more. After setting up at the Domaine national de Chambord in 2019, then making its mark in 2022 and 2024 on the Le Bourget tarmac, Cercle Festival announces its big return to the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace on 22, 23 and 24 May 2026. Three days of musical weightlessness among…
In this setting, unique in Europe, where music meets aeronautics, Cercle does what it does best: turning iconic places into exceptional electronic stages. Between the giant A380, the legendary Concordes and the 54-metre Ariane rocket, the stages come to life in an ever more ambitious stage design: mirrored reflections, suspended structures and hypnotic lighting. A visual show that elevates every performance.
The 2024 edition brought together 24,000 festival-goers at this unusual venue in the Paris region, which comes under the Ministry of the Armed Forces. A true general museum dedicated to civil and military aviation, the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace once again opens its doors to the electronic world for one extraordinary weekend. From noon to 11pm, the beats will ring out across three stages that have become cult favourites: the A380 Stage, the Ariane Stage and the Concorde Stage.
In previous years, sets from Disclosure b2b Mochakk, Vitalic, Sven Väth, Desiree and Joris Delacroix shook the tarmac. For this new edition, the line-up is still under wraps, but you can trust Cercle to bring together the best of the international scene once again, with the artistic signature that has been their strength since their first high-altitude live sets.
See you in May 2026 for a new sonic voyage: feet on the tarmac, head in the stars.
