Festi'Buz

A rock festival born in the Ardennes region

Born in 2019 from the will of the SOS Buzancy association, Festi'Buz is a rock, pop, and contemporary music festival that has established itself in the Ardennes festival landscape. Every year in June, the small village of Buzancy, located in the south of the department between Reims, Charleville-Mézières, Sedan, and Verdun, transforms into a place of celebration and musical sharing.

Two days of concerts with friends and family

The festival offers two evenings of open-air concerts, with a dozen artists scheduled to perform. The lineup combines national headliners and regional discoveries, in an eclectic spirit ranging from rock to punk, pop to French chanson, ska to metal. The 2026 edition notably welcomes Skip The Use, Les Fatals Picards, Les Innocents, Adèle Castillon, and Celkilt. Two stages are set up: a main stage for headliners and a second to showcase emerging regional bands.

A rural setting and a friendly atmosphere

The festival takes place at the Buzancy stadium, on the edge of a field and near Lake La Samaritaine. Free camping is available on site with toilets and showers. Food is exclusively prepared from local farm products cooked on site, and the refreshment stand offers Ardennes beers and sodas. Payment is cashless to facilitate transactions. Last year, the festival welcomed 3,000 people per evening at full capacity.

An event driven by passionate volunteers

Festi'Buz is entirely organized by volunteers from the SOS Buzancy association, who work all year round to offer an unforgettable experience at each edition. The festival is accessible to people with reduced mobility and offers free entry for children under 12. A human and generous event where families and friends come together to experience music in an authentic setting.