Lost in Ardèche Festival

Electro in the heart of the Ardèche nature

The Lost in Ardèche Festival is an open-air electronic music festival held annually in the spring on the site of the Motocross de Lavilledieu, a commune in southern Ardèche located a few kilometers from Aubenas. Created by the association Ard'events, this festival offers a two-day musical immersion in an exceptional natural setting, combining performances by international DJs, relaxation areas, and sports activities.

Two stages and international DJs

The festival features two stages hosting a varied electronic music program: techno, house, minimal, trance, and bass music. International DJs perform alongside national and local artists, offering a broad panorama of the contemporary electronic scene. Chill-out areas allow festival-goers to recharge between sets, in a relaxed atmosphere amidst the Ardèche greenery.

Freestyle motocross and visual shows

The originality of Lost in Ardèche lies in the combination of electronic music with freestyle motocross shows by international riders. These spectacular demonstrations add a visual and sporting dimension to the festival, creating a total show that distinguishes the event from other electro festivals. Light shows and visual installations complete the sensory experience offered to festival-goers.

A site in the heart of nature

The Motocross de Lavilledieu grounds offer an ideal natural setting for an open-air festival. Surrounded by hills and scrubland, the site benefits from the sunshine and mild Ardèche climate in May. Camping is available on-site, allowing festival-goers to experience it immersively throughout the weekend. Food trucks and catering stands provide the culinary aspect of the event.

An accessible and friendly festival

The Lost in Ardèche Festival aims to be accessible with a progressive pricing policy: early bird tickets are available from 39.90 euros for the weekend, and children under 12 enter for free. The festival offers shuttle services from nearby train stations and on-site parking. With a capacity of approximately 4,000 festival-goers, the event maintains a human scale that promotes friendliness and encounters.