Festival Les 3 Sources

Festival Les 3 Sources: Music Springs Forth in Vittel

Launched in 2022, the Festival Les 3 Sources is a musical event rooted in the deep identity of Vittel, an emblematic spa town in the Vosges. Its name pays homage to the three springs that have made the town world-renowned: the Grande Source, the Bonne Source, and the Hépar spring. Like a gush of fresh water, the festival aims to offer a refreshing bubble of oxygen where the public can be carried away by artists shaping the contemporary music scene.

An Exceptional Setting at Stade Jean Bouloumié

The festival takes place at the Stade Municipal Jean Bouloumié, located on Avenue Georges Clémenceau in Vittel. This open-air space offers generous capacity and creates a true festival atmosphere in the heart of the town. Surrounded by Vittel's thermal heritage and green parks, the site benefits from a unique setting where Belle Époque architecture and Vosges nature blend harmoniously.

An Eclectic and Ambitious Program

Festival Les 3 Sources focuses on a resolutely popular and diverse program. The first edition featured top artists such as Vianney, Bigflo & Oli, and Aldebert, alongside emerging talents like Emma Peters and Brö. Each evening is built around a headliner complemented by carefully selected opening acts, offering a comprehensive panorama of the current French music scene.

A Festival Rooted in its Territory

Produced by Le Bruit Qui Pense, in partnership with the town of Vittel, the festival is part of the cultural dynamic of the Vosges region. It joins a rich local program that includes Vittel's cultural season and its numerous events at the Palais des Congrès. The festival contributes to the tourist appeal of the spa town, already renowned for its architectural heritage, parks, and its history linked to water.

The Spirit of Les 3 Sources

More than just a music festival, Les 3 Sources embodies a philosophy: that of a friendly and family-friendly event, accessible to all, where music is enjoyed outdoors in a relaxed atmosphere. The three-day format allows festival-goers to make the most of the town of Vittel and its surroundings, between concerts and discovering the Lorraine thermal heritage.