The under-canvas festival in the heart of the Marne
La Poule des Champs was born in 2006, driven by the association Alba Riva, created in 1995 with the desire to inject new dynamism into the village of Aubérive. What started in the village schoolyard has become over the years an unmissable event of the cultural autumn in the Marne, attracting several thousand festival-goers under its emblematic marquee.
Each edition of La Poule des Champs offers a generous and varied lineup, mixing national headliners and musical discoveries. Rock, French chanson, world music, reggae, electro: genres mingle for the greatest pleasure of a loyal and curious audience. The marquee offers unique acoustics and atmosphere, creating exceptional proximity between artists and spectators.
What makes La Poule des Champs charming is its assumed rural roots. The festival transforms the small village of Aubérive into a place of celebration and encounters, where conviviality is the watchword. On-site camping, local catering, and the warm welcome of volunteers contribute to creating this unique atmosphere that brings festival-goers back year after year.
Over the years, La Poule des Champs has hosted many renowned artists such as La Rue Kétanou, Les Ogres de Barback, Caravan Palace, and Kyo. The festival has managed to grow while preserving its village identity and festive spirit.
20th anniversary edition of La Poule des Champs, on September 11 and 12, 2026, under the big top of Bois Jeannette in Aubérive (Marne). Two evenings of concerts with an eclectic lineup mixing national headliners (Gaëtan Roussel, Matmatah, Fatal Bazooka) and new discoveries, in the friendly and village-like atmosphere that has been the festival's hallmark since 2006.
In 2026, La Poule des Champs celebrates its 20th anniversary on September 11 and 12, still under its emblematic big top installed at Bois Jeannette, at the entrance to the village of Aubérive in the north of the Marne. To mark the occasion, the Alba Riva association has put together an explosive program over two evenings, faithful to the festival's eclectic spirit: rock, French chanson, electro, and festive music follow one another on stage.
The festival, which now gathers around 4,500 spectators, maintains its rural roots and conviviality: free on-site camping, food and drink stalls, and a warm welcome from volunteers.
Doors open at 6:30 PM, concerts start at 8:00 PM.
Doors open at 6:30 PM, concerts until 1:45 AM.
The festival takes place at the entrance of the village of Aubérive (51600), in the north of the Marne. Aubérive is located about 20 km north of Reims. Free parking is available near the site.
2-day pass: €40. 1-evening pass: €21 to €23 (excluding booking fees). Tickets are available online on the festival's official website.
Free camping is available for festival-goers, with on-site sanitary facilities. Fires and vehicles are prohibited in the camping area. Remember to bring your camping gear.
Doors open at 6:30 PM. Concerts from 8:00 PM to 1:45 AM. Food and drink available on site. Bringing food, drinks, and animals onto the site is prohibited.
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Le Bois Jeannette
Entrée du village, 51600 Aubérive