Arthur's Day Festival
Two nights of rock in an Irish pub atmosphere in Grandvilliers (Oise)
2026
About Arthur's Day Festival
The Arthur's Day Festival brings two nights of rock music to Grandvilliers, Oise, all set within an authentic Irish pub atmosphere. The organizing committee provides a platform for local bands from Picardy, featuring them alongside regional and national acts on an indoor stage, complete with food and Guinness on tap.
Arthur's Day Festival — edition 2026
The 2026 edition takes place on September 18th and 19th, featuring two major headliners: Eiffel, the rock project led by Romain Humeau, closing out Saturday night, and the blues-rock duo One Rusty Band performing in the late-night slot. Friday's lineup highlights Zomberries, a Cranberries tribute act, and the rock sounds of Le Havre's own François Premiers.
Highlights Arthur's Day Festival 2026
- Eiffel, Romain Humeau's rock project, closing the festival on Saturday
- Blues-rock duo One Rusty Band performing late Saturday night
- Zomberries, a Cranberries tribute band, on Friday
- Two nights of Irish pub atmosphere with on-site food and drinks
Programme Arthur's Day Festival 2026
Friday, September 18, 2026
- 7:45 PM — Zomberries (Cranberries tribute)
- 9:30 PM — Sclavine
- 11:00 PM — François Premiers
Saturday, September 19, 2026
- Chester H. Pence — musical interludes in the square
- 5:00 PM — Thinking Too Much
- 6:45 PM — Lowland Brothers
- 8:45 PM — One Rusty Band
- 10:45 PM — Eiffel
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