In anticipation of its 21st edition, which will take place from July 24 to 26, the Hyères festival announces the arrival of Italian singer Giorgio Poi, La Femme co-leader Marlon Magnée, and the British band Ulrika Spacek, not to mention the return of Lauren Auder.
After a 20th edition, marked notably by the live comebacks of Christopher Owens and WU LYF (who will perform at Inrocks Festival on Thursday March 12), MIDI Festival announces the first names for its 2026 edition, which will run from July 24 to 26 on the archaeological site of Olbia. It will notably feature Italian singer Giorgio Poi, whose album Schegge (2025), supervised by Laurent Brancowitz of Phoenix, continues to win fans—his recent concert at La Cigale again demonstrated this. Another anticipated headliner is Marlon Magnée, La Femme’s co-leader, whose first solo album, Dark Star, is set for release on March 6.
Among other names drawing attention are the British collective Ulrika Spacek, Lauren Auder who will make her MIDI comeback ten years exactly after her previous appearance, Danish musician Elias Rønnenfelt, the leader of Iceage who will also perform at Inrocks Festival. As usual, the Hyères festival bets on a few discoveries from across the Channel, such as Aka, Little Grandad, or The Man The Myth The Meatslab, and a Danish discovery with Snuggle.
MIDI Festival, from July 24 to 26 in Hyères. Tickets already on sale.
