Cercle Festival has unveiled its complete 2026 lineup, returning to the National Air and Space Museum of France for an expanded three-day weekend experience. Following the sold-out success of the 2024 edition which drew attendees from over seventy countries, the festival solidifies its reputation as one of electronic music’s most distinctive destination events.
The venue itself remains central to the festival’s appeal. Stages are positioned beneath the wings of an A380, flanked by two legendary Concorde aircraft, and at the base of the towering Ariane 5 rocket. This fusion of aviation heritage and cutting-edge electronic music has become Cercle Festival’s defining characteristic, offering an immersive experience where sound and history intersect.
For 2026, Derek Barbolla and the Cercle team have assembled forty-four artists from nineteen countries, balancing internationally recognized headliners with French talent shaping the current electronic landscape. The roster includes Eric Prydz, Adriatique, Ben Böhmer, ARTBAT and Miss Monique alongside homegrown favorites Anetha, Enfant Sauvage, Thylacine and Etienne de Crécy. Additional standouts include Kerri Chandler, Âme DJ b2b Sama’ Abdulhadi, Mind Against, Kölsch, Lane 8 and YOTTO.
The curation reflects Cercle’s signature approach: creating what the team describes as “an immersive journey at the crossroads of music, aesthetics, and heritage.”
Tickets are now available as single-day passes or three-day weekend options here