Ça Sonne à la Porte Festival
2026
Edition 2026 — Finished
Edition 2026 — CSALP
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the Ça Sonne à la Porte (CSALP) festival is exceptionally extending over three days, from Friday, June 5 to Sunday, June 7, 2026, in Grossœuvre (27). Still 100% free, the anniversary edition offers two stages, about fifteen artists (headliners include Deluxe, Oxmo Puccino, FFF, Yamê, Julien Granel, Jack Garratt), a KIDZ area, camping, an associative village, and local catering.
Anniversary Edition: 20 Years of CSALP, over 3 days
The 2026 edition of the Ça Sonne à la Porte festival is exceptional in several respects. Firstly, it's the festival's 20th anniversary, which for the occasion extends from two to three days, from Friday, June 5 to Sunday, June 7, 2026. Secondly, it's an expanded edition to compensate for the cancellation of Rock in Évreux (whose organizing association was declared in cessation of payments in September 2025), with reinforced support from the City of Évreux, which joins Évreux Portes de Normandie in the event's budget (increased from €330,000 to €810,000).
An Ambitious Program
Across its two stages, the festival hosts about thirty artists for this anniversary edition, mixing national and international headliners, emerging talents, and regional artists. The festival remains true to its DNA as a discovery and family festival.
An Event Still 100% Free
Access to the festival remains entirely free, without reservation. The capacity has been increased to 45,000 festival-goers over the entire weekend. Only camping is paid (5 € per night/person).
The College Choir
As every year since 2023, approximately 900 middle school students from the department will open the festival on Sunday afternoon, performing original songs created with one of the programmed artists on stage.
Programme
Friday, June 5, 2026 — doors open 6 PM
- YAMÊ — warm rap blending soul and afrobeat, francophone revelation
- Julien Granel — festive French electro-pop
- Izo FitzRoy — powerful British soul
- Ojos
- Treaks
- Annabella Hawk
- Meantown
Saturday, June 6, 2026 — doors open 3 PM
- Deluxe — essential Marseilles collective, blending hip-hop, jazz, electro
- Jack Garratt — British multi-instrumentalist, soul-electro
- Shame — acclaimed British post-punk
- Triggerfinger — Belgian power-rock
- James Gruntz — Swiss soul-pop
- The Dip — Seattle soul / R&B
- Folie's
- James Baker
- Michel Hubert
- Vera Daisies
- Captain Parade
- Dominique Février
- Didier Deuz
Sunday, June 7, 2026 — doors open 3 PM, closing midnight
- La Chorale des Collèges — ~900 middle school students from the department opening the afternoon
- F.F.F. (Fédération Française de Fonck) — French rap-rock legend, highly anticipated return
- Oxmo Puccino — emblematic poet rapper of the French scene
- Yonaka — British alternative rock led by Theresa Jarvis
- Sam Greenfield
- Sula Bassana
- Flying Blanket Mystery
- Buck Oner
Precise times per artist not published on the official program page at the time of verification (May 24, 2026).
Highlights
- 20th anniversary edition: the festival exceptionally extends from 2 to 3 days
- Headliners: Deluxe, Oxmo Puccino, FFF, Yamê, Julien Granel, Jack Garratt
- Still 100% free, no reservation required
- Capacity increased to 45,000 festival-goers over the weekend
- Expanded edition in support following the cancellation of Rock in Évreux
- College Choir: ~900 middle school students opening Sunday afternoon
Prices
Camping: 5 € per night per person (Friday-Saturday and Saturday-Sunday), registration recommended on HelloAsso.
Published by Valentin Contard, festival listings writer. Reviewed, corrected and approved by Christophe Contard, editor-in-chief. .