Les Enchanteurs
Traveling song festival in Hauts-de-France
About Les Enchanteurs
Founded in 2001 by the association Droit de Cité, Les Enchanteurs is a traveling song festival that crisscrosses Hauts-de-France from February to April. Crossing about thirty towns, the festival takes over everyday places transformed into concert halls: village halls, media libraries, gymnasiums, and community centers. The eclectic programming mixes French song, rock, punk, folk, world music, and emerging discoveries, fostering proximity between artists and the public in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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Les Enchanteurs: Song on tour in Hauts-de-France
Since 2001, the Les Enchanteurs festival has brought song and contemporary music closer to the inhabitants of Hauts-de-France. This unique traveling festival transforms everyday places into ephemeral concert halls for two months, creating improbable and unforgettable musical encounters.
A Singular Concept: Proximity Above All
The festival does not take place in conventional performance venues. It takes over village halls, media libraries, gymnasiums, community centers, and multi-purpose halls in towns of all sizes. This deliberate approach aims to bring musical culture to places where it does not usually go, promoting geographical and financial accessibility.
An Eclectic and Demanding Program
The strength of Les Enchanteurs lies in the diversity of its programming, which mixes established artists and emerging talents:
- French Song: singer-songwriters, poet singers, and new voices from the French-speaking scene.
- Rock and Punk: raw energy and electric concerts in intimate settings.
- Folk and Acoustic Music: guitars, violins, and vocal harmonies.
- World Music: Latin, African, Gypsy, and mixed sounds.
- Discoveries: young touring artists, opening acts, and open stages.
The Droit de Cité Association
Based in Aix-Noulette (Pas-de-Calais), the Droit de Cité association has been the driving force behind the festival since its inception. Active year-round, it works for cultural democratization and the animation of social connection in the rural and peri-urban areas of Hauts-de-France. Les Enchanteurs is its flagship event, but the association also organizes artist residencies and cultural activities throughout the year.
The Curious Pass
For the most regular festival-goers, the Pass Curieux allows access to several concerts in different towns at an advantageous rate, encouraging the discovery of new artists and new venues.
Les Enchanteurs — edition 2026
The 27th edition of Les Enchanteurs runs from February 27 to April 16, 2026, crossing 29 towns in Hauts-de-France. On the program: Sergent Garcia, Ben l'Oncle Soul, Sanseverino, Lofofora, and many discoveries in everyday venues.
27th Edition - February 27 to April 16, 2026
The Les Enchanteurs festival returns for its 27th edition from February 27 to April 16, 2026, traveling through 29 towns in Hauts-de-France. The program mixes established artists and emerging talents in a diversity of musical genres: song, rock, soul, Latin music, and folk.
Programme Les Enchanteurs 2026
Artists announced for 2026
- Sergent Garcia: engaged Latin-rock, "L'Esprit Rebel' Tour"
- Ben l'Oncle Soul: French soul, intimate concert
- Sanseverino: swing song and gypsy jazz guitar
- Lofofora: French alternative metal
- Mathilde and other artists to discover
Highlights Les Enchanteurs 2026
Highlights for 2026
- Dates: February 27 to April 16, 2026
- 29 towns crossed in Hauts-de-France
- 27th edition of the traveling festival
- Lineup: Sergent Garcia, Ben l'Oncle Soul, Sanseverino, Lofofora
- Pass Curieux available
Prices Les Enchanteurs 2026
Practical information — Les Enchanteurs
Practical Information
Access and Transport
As the festival is traveling and crosses about thirty towns, access conditions vary depending on the concerts. Consult the detailed program on the official website for specific addresses and transport directions for each date.
Venues
Concerts take place in village halls, media libraries, gymnasiums, and community centers in towns across Hauts-de-France. Each venue is indicated in the program with its exact address.
Prices
Prices are deliberately accessible, generally between €5 and €15 per concert. The Pass Curieux offers an advantageous rate for attending multiple concerts. Online ticketing on Billetweb.
Contact
Droit de Cité Association: 32 rue de l'Abbé, 62160 Aix-Noulette / 03 21 49 21 21 / [email protected]
Practical Tips
- Consult the program on the official website to find concerts near you.
- Book your tickets in advance, as capacities are often limited in intimate venues.
- The Pass Curieux is ideal for discovering several artists across the region.
- Follow the festival on social media for programming announcements.
Accessibility
Accessibility varies depending on the concert venues. The majority of village halls and media libraries are accessible to people with reduced mobility. For specific venues, inquire with the organizers or consult the detailed sheets on the official website.
Accommodation
As the festival travels through 29 towns, accommodation options vary depending on the concert locations. The towns in the Lille metropolitan area offer numerous hotel options. For concerts in more rural towns, bed and breakfasts and gîtes are often available nearby.
Volunteering
The festival calls on volunteers for audience reception and concert logistics. If you wish to participate in the adventure, contact the Droit de Cité association.
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Lieux divers en métropole lilloise et Hauts-de-France
32 rue de l'Abbé, 59000 Lille