Décibulles Festival
Rock'n Beer Festival in the heart of the Villé Valley
About Décibulles
Born in 1992: From Village Fair to Alsace's Biggest Festival
The story of Décibulles began in 1992 when a group of friends from the Villé Valley decided to combine two Alsatian passions—music and beer—in an open-air festival. From the 700 spectators of the first edition, the event has continuously grown to reach 36,000 festival-goers in 2025, a record for this festival that has become the largest open-air contemporary music festival in Alsace and one of the unmissable cultural events in the Grand Est.
Le Chena: An Exceptional Natural Site
The festival unfolds at the Chena site, in Neuve-Église, a vast open-air space bordered by forests at the foot of the Vosges mountains. Since its establishment on this site in 2003, Décibulles has benefited from a natural setting that contributes to its unique atmosphere: amidst wooded mountains and Alsatian meadows, festival-goers experience an immersive event where music resonates in a grandiose landscape. The free camping, open from Friday noon to Monday noon, enhances this feeling of an enchanted interlude.
An Eclectic and Demanding Program
Décibulles champions a program that blends international headliners with emerging artists, covering a wide musical spectrum: rock, electro, rap, ska, world music, punk, soul, and drum and bass. The 2026 edition exemplifies this diversity with Madness, The Libertines, De La Soul, Brutalismus 3000, Last Train, Thylacine, La Mano 1.9, and Yamê. The festival is structured around a main stage, a street stage dedicated to street arts (circus, clown, brass band, theater), and the Kiosque, an intimate stage reserved for emerging artists.
An Associative and Eco-Responsible Model
Driven by an association of 178 active members and over 1,600 volunteers who dedicate approximately 58,000 hours of work each year, Décibulles claims an independent and associative model, resisting the privatization trends of festivals. Environmental commitment is at the heart of the project: selective sorting, reusable cups, dry toilets, short-circuit sourcing, and festival-goer awareness. Beer—with 55 varieties on tap from local, craft, and international breweries—remains the festival's totem and the cement of its convivial identity.
Décibulles — edition 2026
32nd edition of the Décibulles Festival in Neuve-Église (Bas-Rhin), from July 10 to 12, 2026 on the Chena site, in the Villé valley. Three days of contemporary music and street arts with Madness, De La Soul, The Libertines, Brutalismus 3000, Last Train, Thylacine, Fatoumata Diawara, Suzane, La Mano 1.9 and Yamê.
2026 Edition: Madness, De La Soul and The Libertines at Chena
The Décibulles Festival celebrates its 32nd edition from July 10 to 12, 2026 on the Chena site in Neuve-Église, in the Villé valley. For this edition, the festival is expanding its seated areas, diversifying its catering offer and maintaining its free camping.
Friday, July 10 opens with a day combining rock and rap, led by The Libertines (rock), La Mano 1.9 (rap), Yamê (soul), Bekar (rap) and Perceval (medieval techno).
Saturday, July 11 focuses on electronic and alternative music with Brutalismus 3000 (electro), Last Train (rock), Thylacine (electro), Fat Dog (rock) and Frar (post-punk).
Sunday, July 12 closes the festival with international and female headliners: Madness (ska pop), De La Soul (hip-hop), Suzane (electro pop), Fatoumata Diawara (afropop) and Rim'K (rap).
Street arts accompany the three days with about ten shows (acrobatics, clown, theater, brass band), from the Kiosque stage to invited companies.
Programme Décibulles 2026
Friday, July 10, 2026
- The Libertines — Rock
- La Mano 1.9 — Rap
- Yamê — Soul
- Bekar — Rap
- Perceval — Medieval Techno
- JustShani — Rap
- L.A. Sagne — Punk
Saturday, July 11, 2026
- Brutalismus 3000 — Electro
- Last Train — Rock
- Thylacine — Electro
- Fat Dog — Rock
- Frar — Post-punk
- Smudged — Krautrock
Sunday, July 12, 2026
- Madness — Ska pop
- De La Soul — Hip-hop
- Suzane — Electro pop
- Fatoumata Diawara — Afropop
- Rim'K — Rap
Kiosque Stage
- Marta — Techno-acoustic duo
- Maddy Street
- Social Dance
- Louise XIV, Frar, Damaghead — Winners of Tremplin 2026
Street Arts
- Jeté d'Humain & Cie — Acrobatics
- Carlo Mô — Gestural humor / clown
- Cie des Cieux Galvanisés — Chinese pole and trumpet
- Tacky Productions — Whip handling
- Théâtre des Cerises — Lyrical performance
- Barda Cie — Juk'Box Caravan (Scopitone Brothers)
Highlights Décibulles 2026
- Madness, The Libertines, and De La Soul as headliners
- 37 artists across three stages
- Brutalismus 3000 and Thylacine for electro
- Street arts including circus, theater, and brass band
- 3-day pass for 105 euros, free camping
Prices Décibulles 2026
Practical information — Décibulles
Practical Information
Access
The festival takes place at Le Chena, Neuve-Église, in the Villé Valley (Bas-Rhin).
- By car: A35 exit Sélestat-Nord, then D424 and D697 towards Villé and Neuve-Église (approx. 20 minutes from Sélestat).
- By train: Sélestat SNCF station (Strasbourg-Bâle line), then shuttle buses or organized carpooling.
2026 Prices
- Evening Pass: 45 euros
- 3-Day Pass: 105 euros (95 euros on promotion, limited quantity)
- Free: up to 12 years old inclusive upon presentation of ID
- Camping: free for ticket holders
Ticketing
Online ticketing at decibulles.com. Ticket sales open on March 11, 2026, at 12 PM.
Contact
- Phone: 03 88 57 13 55
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: decibulles.com
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Where does it take place — Décibulles
Le Chena
Le Chena, 67220 Neuve-Église