Écume Festival

Écume Festival: Electronic Music Facing the Ocean

Since 2022, the Écume Festival has been making the Quiberon peninsula vibrate to the rhythms of electronic music. Located at the Stade Roger Boutet in Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, just 200 meters from the beaches of the wild coast and the great Gâvres-Quiberon dune site, the festival offers a unique experience where house, electro chill, and melodic electro blend with the sound of waves and Breton sunsets.

Meticulous Technical Production

Organized by the Les Électros de Quiberon association, the festival focuses on a high-quality experience, both sonic and scenic. The main stage is equipped with the latest D&B Audiotechnik sound system, and the scenography and lighting are carefully designed to transform the municipal stadium into a nocturnal setting. The thoughtful site layout and deliberately controlled capacity contribute to this balance between artistic demand and conviviality.

An Intimate Atmosphere, Between 3,000 and 4,500 Festival-goers Per Evening

With an attendance of 3,000 to 4,500 festival-goers per evening depending on the edition, the Écume Festival cultivates an intimate and privileged atmosphere. Its audience, aged 20 to 50, gathers in this Breton setting where every detail counts. The festival is experienced as much as a musical event as a seaside interlude — between days on the wild coast, surf sessions, and evenings by the sea.

A House, Electro Chill, and Melodic Electro Lineup

The Écume Festival's lineup favors house, electro chill, and melodic electro aesthetics. Over the editions, the festival has hosted major figures of the French scene: Petit Biscuit, Trinix, Rodriguez Jr., Parra For Cuva, The Avener, Feder, Møme, Fakear, Étienne de Crécy, Dombrance, Joris Delacroix, Mézigue, Kazy Lambist, Upsilone, Emma B, Bomel, Keene, and Samifati.

An Exceptional Seaside Setting

The geographical location is one of the festival's major assets. The Quiberon peninsula, with its fine sandy beaches, its wild coast battered by waves, and its spectacular maritime landscapes, offers a unique backdrop for an electronic music festival. Festival-goers can enjoy the beach and the great dune site before or after the sets.

A Growing Festival

Since its first edition in 2022, the Écume Festival has rapidly gained notoriety and scope, expanding from one to two days for its 2026 anniversary edition. This rise in power testifies to the appeal of an original concept that combines quality electronic music, an exceptional natural setting, and the Breton summer spirit.