Rock en Seine 2025

[gingerevans84]

Announcement tomorrow at 11am. Extra day confirmed for August 20th.

[DDave]

8 minutes ago, gingerevans84 said:

Announcement tomorrow at 11am. Extra day confirmed for August 20th.

Usually reserved for someone big. Any ideas?

 

Looking at Leeds/Reading I'm guessing its Chappell 

Edited December 11, 2024 by DDave

[gingerevans84]

7 minutes ago, DDave said:

Usually reserved for someone big. Any ideas?

 

Looking at Leeds/Reading I'm guessing its Chappell 

Would make sense to me, enough to get 40k through the gates. Though Rock en Seine have pulled out a few blinders in their time.

 

And selfishly its my birthday on that date so I hope it isn't.

[DDave]

1 minute ago, gingerevans84 said:

Would make sense to me, enough to get 40k through the gates. Though Rock en Seine have pulled out a few blinders in their time.

 

And selfishly its my birthday on that date so I hope it isn't.

Billie Eilish & LDR both did the extra day for RES and both went on to play R&L

 

I'd put my house on it being Chappell Roan

 

[gingerevans84]

5 minutes ago, DDave said:

Billie Eilish & LDR both did the extra day for RES and both went on to play R&L

 

I'd put my house on it being Chappell Roan

 

Will need to take a good all round line up to get me away from Victorious mind. 

[BlackFoxx]

23 hours ago, DDave said:

Usually reserved for someone big. Any ideas?

 

Looking at Leeds/Reading I'm guessing its Chappell 

Confirmed Chappell with London Grammar, Suki Waterhouse and Luvcat so far. 

[Quacky Mouse]

anyone got any indication on what acts will play the other 4 days? need a glastonbury alternative and am banking on a good lineup for this

[WFD]

2 hours ago, Quacky Mouse said:

anyone got any indication on what acts will play the other 4 days? need a glastonbury alternative and am banking on a good lineup for this

 

No inside info but there is always overlap with other late summer festivals, so a quick look round at who has been announced so far would make some of these possible:

 

Caribou, Father John Misty, Sharon van Etten, BCNR, Ela Minus, Geordie Greep, Mount Kimbie, Throwing Muses, Khruangbin, Fontaines DC, Kneecap, MJ Lenderman, Nilufer Yanya, Beth Gibbons, Barry Can’t Swim, Franz Fredinand, Lambrini Girls, Fat Dog, Avalon Emerson, Bicep, Raye, The Maccabees, Bombay Bicycle Club

 

But as the late summer festivals seem slow to announce, it feels there are some big names still to finalise their plans so headliners are difficult to predict.

 

They'll probably get some of the Reading & Leeds line up on the Thursday.

 

[Daniel Ferreira]

[Daniel Ferreira]

54 minutes ago, WFD said:

 

No inside info but there is always overlap with other late summer festivals, so a quick look round at who has been announced so far would make some of these possible:

 

Caribou, Father John Misty, Sharon van Etten, BCNR, Ela Minus, Geordie Greep, Mount Kimbie, Throwing Muses, Khruangbin, Fontaines DC, Kneecap, MJ Lenderman, Nilufer Yanya, Beth Gibbons, Barry Can’t Swim, Franz Fredinand, Lambrini Girls, Fat Dog, Avalon Emerson, Bicep, Raye, The Maccabees, Bombay Bicycle Club

 

But as the late summer festivals seem slow to announce, it feels there are some big names still to finalise their plans so headliners are difficult to predict.

 

They'll probably get some of the Reading & Leeds line up on the Thursday.

 

Black Country, New Road

[Quacky Mouse]

Any general tips for this festival? Would staying in Monmartre be a mental idea or would it be better to stay somewhere closer? I've heard there's been issues exiting the festival in the past

Edited December 12, 2024 by Quacky Mouse

[gingerevans84]

2 hours ago, Quacky Mouse said:

Any general tips for this festival? Would staying in Monmartre be a mental idea or would it be better to stay somewhere closer? I've heard there's been issues exiting the festival in the past

 

Been twice out the last 3 years. Its a bit hard work getting out but we get a night bus back to our regular hotel. Goes every 15 mins or so. Wouldnt know about the Metro Im afraid.

[WFD]

5 hours ago, Quacky Mouse said:

Any general tips for this festival? Would staying in Monmartre be a mental idea or would it be better to stay somewhere closer? I've heard there's been issues exiting the festival in the past

 

Look around the Bolougne-Billancourt area.  Several hotels, affordable, walkable to and from the festival site (its quite a walk, but doable and quite direct) and near a metro line. Lots of food options in the area too.

 

I've stayed there the last two years and will aim to do so again if I go next year.

 

[WFD]

(And for a very specific tip, there is a Vietnamese restaurant on the other side of the bridge which does a brisk trade serving pints to festival goers from a mobile bar outside the restaurant, as well as reasonably priced food inside).

[eivomracsy]

14 hours ago, WFD said:

 

Look around the Bolougne-Billancourt area.  Several hotels, affordable, walkable to and from the festival site (its quite a walk, but doable and quite direct) and near a metro line. Lots of food options in the area too.

 

I've stayed there the last two years and will aim to do so again if I go next year.

 

stayed at the ibis this year, a bit of a walk when you get there (unfortunately too long for one beer but not long enough for two) but only a short walk through the maintage exit afterwards

[noisenoiseandmorenoise]

Metro 10 gets you to the nearest metro station. There is then a tram which goes 1 or 2 short stops getting you near the festival entrance.

 

Aside from buses, this is the best connection from the centre to the site and, as it is a hike, I'd recommend staying somewhere along that metro line. 

 

I found it a bit of a mess last year (think my thoughts are in the 2024 thread) and that was even staying close to the festival.

[rwoo]

I know this probably isn’t the right place for this. But has anyone been to We Love Green in Paris before? I was tempted by Rock en Seine but for me I think I prefer the lineup for WLG. Keen to hear what the setups like?

[gingerevans84]

Could really do with this lot making some kind of announcement. The urge to buy Victorious tickets is strong!

[molasses333]

Does Rock En Seine typically sell out? 

 

Just debating grapping tickets for the Chappell Roan night, though worrying I may want to attend more, then regret not getting the cheaper 2 or 3 day passes.

[gigi21]

44 minutes ago, molasses333 said:

Does Rock En Seine typically sell out? 

 

Just debating grapping tickets for the Chappell Roan night, though worrying I may want to attend more, then regret not getting the cheaper 2 or 3 day passes.

In 2023 we bought tickets in late March and the festival sold out a few weeks later.

2024 was the first 4+1 days and I don't remember the sold out dates exactly, but I'm pretty sure it also was around April.

[eivomracsy]

1 hour ago, molasses333 said:

Does Rock En Seine typically sell out? 

 

Just debating grapping tickets for the Chappell Roan night, though worrying I may want to attend more, then regret not getting the cheaper 2 or 3 day passes.

be careful, i think that day is an extra date like lana last year or eilish the year before. so probably no combi-tickets will include that day. 

[molasses333]

44 minutes ago, eivomracsy said:

be careful, i think that day is an extra date like lana last year or eilish the year before. so probably no combi-tickets will include that day. 

Oooh, very good insight.  Thanks!

 

I'd also be planning on bring my kids (age 8 and 11). It SEEMS like it's pretty reasonable for kids, though I know they aren't doing the Mini-Rock on the Wednesday, so if anyone has any insight/advice on kids, please do let me know!

[gingerevans84]

Announcement tomorrow afternoon.

[sisco]

24 minutes ago, gingerevans84 said:

Announcement tomorrow afternoon.

Any idea what time?

[Quacky Mouse]

1 minute ago, sisco said:

Any idea what time?

1700 France time, so 4pm here I imagine

 

Hoping for big things here!