Mix Up Festival

A festival on an island

The Mix Up Festival stands out for its exceptional setting: the Île Saint-Maurice, a 12-hectare green haven located in the heart of Creil, in the Oise region. Just a five-minute walk from the train station, this unique ecological site hosts a contemporary music festival that combines quality programming with environmental respect.

A mixed program

True to its name, the Mix Up Festival offers a mix of musical genres that is its signature. The program covers a wide spectrum ranging from reggae to rock, including electro, dub, hip-hop, and world music. Renowned international artists rub shoulders with emerging talents in a festive and open atmosphere.

Two complementary stages

The festival is organized around two stages spread across the island: a main stage hosting the headliners and a second stage dedicated to alternative music and discoveries. This setup allows festival-goers to navigate between musical universes and experience varied sound experiences.

Internationally renowned artists

Throughout its editions, the Mix Up Festival has hosted prestigious artists such as Manu Chao, Alpha Blondy, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Goran Bregovic, Danakil, and Emir Kusturica. The programming emphasizes committed artists and music carrying messages of tolerance and openness to the world.

An eco-responsible commitment

The Mix Up Festival has strengthened its ecological commitment over the editions. The Île Saint-Maurice is a sensitive natural environment that the organizers are committed to preserving. On-site camping allows festival-goers to have a fully immersive experience, respecting the environment.

A local festival

Located a few minutes from the Creil train station, which is itself connected to Paris Gare du Nord in less than 40 minutes, the Mix Up Festival benefits from remarkable accessibility. This proximity to the capital and the rail network makes it an easily accessible festival for a wide audience.