Festival Panoramas

Festival Panoramas: Electro Vibrates in Morlaix

Festival Panoramas was born in 1998 from the initiative of a group of high school and university students from Morlaix who wanted to bring to their city what they saw elsewhere. To realize this dream, they founded the association Wart (a play on words between "war" and "art"). Since then, Panoramas has become one of the most respected electronic music festivals in Western France.

An Exceptional Journey

The festival started in the bars of Morlaix before moving to the Langolvas exhibition center, then settling from 2023 onwards in the former Manufacture des Tabacs, an industrial site converted into an immersive playground. After an experimental 26th edition in September 2023 and a break in 2024, Panoramas returned in full force in the spring of 2025 for its 27th edition. The festival has welcomed up to 24,000 festival-goers in its largest editions.

A Cutting-Edge Program

Panoramas stands out for its demanding and eclectic programming that explores all facets of electronic music: techno, trance, hard music, house, experimental electro, and hybrid projects. The 2026 edition (#28) notably features Acid Arab, Anetha, Ellen Allien, Marie Davidson, BillX, and Vladimir Cauchemar among about thirty artists. Each evening, a different artist closes the night on the main stage.

A Unique Industrial Setting

The former Tobacco Factory offers an exceptional architectural setting for the festival, with three iconic spaces: the SEW courtyard, the SEW hall, and the Gardens courtyard. Just a 10-minute walk from Morlaix train station, the site transformed into a nocturnal party venue creates an incomparable atmosphere. Doors open at 7 PM for evenings that extend until 5 AM, with music ending at 4:30 AM.