Les Zicophonies
The rock and contemporary music festival of Clermont-de-l'Oise
About Les Zicophonies
Since 1997, Les Zicophonies has enlivened the town of Clermont-de-l'Oise every May with a friendly and eclectic contemporary music festival. Organized by the municipality and driven by a team of passionate volunteers, this event offers a two-day program mixing rock, pop, metal, reggae, French chanson, and world music. About fifteen bands perform outdoors and indoors at the Salle André Pommery, in a festive atmosphere accessible to all audiences.
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Les Zicophonies: The Rock Event of Clermontois
Since 1997, the Les Zicophonies festival has become an unmissable event for contemporary music in the Oise region. Every May, the town of Clermont-de-l'Oise vibrates to the rhythm of rock, pop, metal, reggae, and world music for two days of concerts, both outdoors and indoors.
An Eclectic and Accessible Program
The festival features about fifteen bands, mixing French headliners and regional bands from Hauts-de-France. The program covers a wide musical spectrum: rock, pop, metal, reggae, fusion, French chanson, and world music. Over the years, Les Zicophonies has hosted renowned artists from the French scene such as La Ruda, Sidilarsen, The Celtic Social Club, and many others.
A Launchpad for Regional Bands
The festival places significant importance on bands from the regional scene of Hauts-de-France, offering a showcase for the musical richness of the territory. This local dimension contributes to the festival's identity and authenticity.
A Festive and Friendly Event
Concerts take place at the Salle André Pommery and in the adjacent outdoor area, allowing for a mix of indoor and outdoor experiences. The warm and family-friendly atmosphere of Les Zicophonies makes it an event appreciated by all audiences, from rock enthusiasts to families.
Driven by Passionate Volunteers
The festival is organized by the city of Clermont-de-l'Oise with the support of a dedicated team of volunteers. This participatory and civic dimension is at the heart of Les Zicophonies' identity, aiming to be a popular, accessible, and open festival for everyone.
An Event Rooted in the Territory
The festival contributes to the cultural and tourist dynamism of its host region. By bringing together artists, volunteers, and spectators, it creates moments of sharing and conviviality that strengthen social ties and local cultural life. Each edition is an opportunity to discover or rediscover the heritage and richness of the Oise territory.
Les Zicophonies — edition 2026
29th edition of Les Zicophonies in Clermont-de-l'Oise. Fourteen rock and contemporary music bands including Guiz (from Tryo), The Locos, and Villa Fantôme. Doors open Friday at 7 PM and Saturday at 1:30 PM.
29th Edition — May 22nd and 23rd, 2026
Les Zicophonies returns for its 29th edition on May 22nd and 23rd, 2026. Guiz (writer of Tryo's greatest hits like 'L'Hymne de nos campagnes') opens Saturday evening at 8:30 PM. 14 bands playing rock, pop, metal, reggae, and world music will share the stage over two days.
Highlights Les Zicophonies 2026
- 29th edition of the festival
- Guiz (from Tryo) headlining
- 14 bands over 2 days
- Doors open Friday 7 PM, Saturday 1:30 PM
Prices Les Zicophonies 2026
Practical information — Les Zicophonies
Practical Information
Location
Salle André Pommery and outdoor area, Clermont-de-l'Oise (60600).
Access
By train: Clermont-de-l'Oise station, Paris-Nord – Amiens line (approx. 50 minutes from Paris).
By car: A16 motorway, Clermont exit. Free parking nearby.
Ticketing
Tickets available on the official website leszicophonies.fr and partner ticketing platforms.
Food & Drink
Food stalls and a bar on site.
Contact
Website: leszicophonies.fr
Accommodation
Numerous hotels, B&Bs, and guesthouses are available in the town and its surroundings. The local tourist office can help you find accommodation to suit your budget and needs. It is recommended to book in advance during the festival period, as accommodation can be in high demand.
Accessibility
The organizers strive to make the festival accessible to as many people as possible. People with reduced mobility are invited to contact the organization before the event to prepare their visit and benefit from the best possible reception conditions.
Families and Children
The festival is family-friendly. Activities and dedicated areas are planned for younger children. Strollers are generally accepted on site, but it is advisable to check the access conditions according to the performance venues.
Learn More
For any further information about the festival, its program, prices, and access conditions, do not hesitate to consult the official event website or contact the organizers directly. The festival's social media regularly post updated news and practical information.
Preparing Your Visit
It is advisable to check the festival's official website or social media a few days before the event for the latest information on the program, schedules, and any potential changes. During the summer period, remember to bring sunscreen, a hat, and water. In autumn and winter, pack warm and waterproof clothing. A site map is usually available at the festival reception to help you navigate easily between the different activities and areas.
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Where does it take place — Les Zicophonies
Salle André Pommery
Salle André Pommery, 60600 Clermont