Hoora Festival

Hoora Festival: Hip-hop Shines Between City and Countryside

The Hoora Festival is a true celebration of hip-hop culture that stands out for its traveling nature and its roots in rural territories. Supported by the association Des Lendemains qui Chantent, the festival travels between Clermont-Ferrand and Corrèze, taking over emblematic venues to offer a rich and bold program.

A Multidisciplinary Program

Hoora is not limited to rap concerts. The festival embraces all disciplines of hip-hop culture:

• Rap concerts with artists from the French scene
• Junior and professional breakdance battles
• Graffiti and street art workshops
• Rap writing workshops
• Introduction to electronic music production (MAO)
• Rap showcase with the Kick-Off initiative
• Urban dance performances

Renowned Artists

The festival hosts established artists from the French rap scene. The 2025 edition notably featured Jok'Air, Sniper, Spider ZED, Benjamin Epps, Pumpkin and Antes & Madzes, as well as the Clermont-based company Suprême Legacy for urban dance.

A Festival Rooted in the Territories

Hoora's originality lies in its desire to bring hip-hop to life in rural areas. The festival is not confined to large urban venues but invests various locations, from cultural centers to small-town performance halls, creating encounters between hip-hop culture and audiences who do not always have access to it.

Emblematic Venues

• La Coopérative de Mai in Clermont-Ferrand: concerts and parties
• Des Lendemains qui Chantent in Tulle: concerts and workshops
• Espace Ventadour in Égletons: breakdance battles
• Various venues in Corrèze and Puy-de-Dôme

A Commitment to Youth

Beyond concerts, Hoora aims to be a space for transmission and discovery for young people. The writing, electronic music production, and graffiti workshops, as well as the Kick-Off showcase, offer emerging talents a platform for expression and professional development. The festival thus contributes to artistic and cultural education in the territories.