Free electro and rock festival at the Tour Royale in Toulon, formerly Rockorama
The MOKO Festival is Toulon's major free electro and rock event, the heir to the legendary Rockorama. Every summer, the Tour Royale and the outdoor spaces of the Mitre peninsula are transformed into a giant seaside stage for three days of free concerts mixing electro, rock, hip-hop, and contemporary music, bringing together thousands of festival-goers in one of the most spectacular settings on the Mediterranean.
In just a few editions, the MOKO Festival has become the unmissable event for contemporary music lovers on the Var coast. The spiritual successor to the mythical Rockorama, this free festival has won over a loyal and enthusiastic audience by focusing on an eclectic and ambitious lineup in one of the most breathtaking settings on the Mediterranean.
Each year, the festival takes over the Tour Royale and the Mitre peninsula in Toulon, an exceptional heritage site overlooking the roadstead. Built in the early 16th century by order of Louis XII, this massive circular tower is one of the city's defensive symbols. Transformed into a festival stage, it offers a 180-degree panorama of Toulon's roadstead, the Îles d'Or, and the Massif des Maures hills: a natural backdrop impossible to match for enjoying music with your feet in the grass facing the sea.
The MOKO Festival boasts a resolutely diverse lineup, refusing to be confined to a single musical genre. Electro, rock, indie, hip-hop, alternative pop, and sound experiments follow one another on the open-air stages, offering a complete musical journey over several days. The festival plays the card of mixing generations and styles, bringing together established artists and new faces from the French and international scene.
The lineup is generally structured around a main stage hosting headliners in the evening and one or more secondary stages offering discoveries and DJ sets during the day. The festive and relaxed atmosphere is characteristic of the MOKO spirit: quality live music, free access, and conviviality are paramount.
The festival's total freeness is its hallmark and its strongest commitment to the Toulon public. In an increasingly expensive festival landscape, MOKO makes the radical choice of accessibility: no tickets to buy, no wristbands to get. Everyone can come, stay as long as they wish, and come back the next day. This commitment is made possible by the support of local authorities and private partners, demonstrating Toulon's political will to keep culture alive for everyone.
The MOKO Festival carries the DNA of Rockorama, a rock festival that marked generations of Toulon residents with its bold programming and independent festive spirit. By inheriting this tradition while reinventing itself, MOKO has built its own identity, driven by a resolutely contemporary electro-rock lineup while paying homage to the raw energy that made its predecessor strong.
The MOKO Festival 2026 is set to take place again at the Tour Royale in Toulon for three to four days of free concerts. The electro-rock lineup planned for late June 2026 promises to bring together contemporary music enthusiasts in the spectacular setting of the Mitre peninsula facing the roadstead.
The MOKO Festival 2026 is preparing to once again take over the Tour Royale and the Mitre peninsula in Toulon for several days of free concerts. True to its open-air electro-rock positioning, the festival promises another colorful edition for late June 2026.
The lineup will be revealed progressively on the festival's social media and official channels. As every year, the organization plans to mix national and international headliners, emerging artists from the French scene, and DJ sets during the day to create a festive atmosphere accessible to all audiences.
Freeness remains the guiding principle and the founding promise of MOKO: no tickets, no wristbands, just music and the pleasure of gathering on one of the most beautiful natural terraces on the Mediterranean. The festival is part of Toulon's cultural policy, which focuses on major popular and free events to liven up the city during the summer season.
Tour Royale and Mitre Peninsula
Presqu'île de la Mitre, 83200 Toulon (East Toulon, municipality of La Seyne-sur-Mer, roadstead side)
By car: Access via the Route de la Presqu'île de la Mitre, limited parking. Carpooling and public transport strongly recommended.
By bus: Mistral network, lines serving the Tour Royale area.
On foot: From the center of Toulon, accessible by walking along the seafront.
The festival is entirely free, with no reservation or ticket required. Gates open in the late afternoon, concerts until the evening.
Food and drink stalls on-site. Seated and standing areas. Bring warm clothing for evenings by the sea. Open-air festival, canceled or modified in case of extreme weather conditions.
Information on the official MOKO Festival social media and via the City of Toulon.
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