Futuria Festival

Futuria Festival: Electro at the foot of the Savoie peaks

Born from the desire to promote electronic culture in the Savoie mountains, Futuria Festival has chosen a spectacular setting: Saint-Pierre-d'Albigny, a commune in the Combe de Savoie nestled between the Bauges massif and the Belledonne range. It is in this alpine landscape, halfway between Chambéry and Albertville, that the festival deploys its stages and sound installations for several hours of non-stop music.

The Futuria Festival's program draws from the entire spectrum of electronic music: melodic techno, deep house, minimal, drum & bass, dub, and experimental sounds. The festival invites both renowned DJs and producers from the French and European scene, as well as local and emerging talents, in a spirit of discovery and sharing.

A human-sized festival in the heart of nature

Futuria Festival is distinguished by its intimate format, far from large festival gatherings. The deliberately limited capacity helps preserve the quality of the sound experience and encourages encounters between festival-goers, artists, and volunteers. The installations—stages, bars, relaxation areas—are designed to blend harmoniously into the surrounding natural landscape.

An ecological commitment

Aware of the fragility of its mountain environment, the festival is committed to an eco-responsible approach: waste management, reusable cups, catering based on local products, and raising festival-goers' awareness about respecting nature. This responsible approach is an integral part of Futuria Festival's identity.

Saint-Pierre-d'Albigny: a setting between vineyards and peaks

Saint-Pierre-d'Albigny is a commune in the Combe de Savoie, a wine-growing valley renowned for its alpine grape varieties (Jacquère, Mondeuse, Altesse). Dominated by the Château de Miolans, a former medieval fortress, the commune offers a remarkable heritage and landscape setting for an electronic music festival, creating a striking contrast between modern sound and historical heritage.