Boire la Tasse festival

A few words about this year’s line-up: “This year, the Festival’s line-up aims to be more eclectic than ever, offering a genuine diversity of musical styles and a unique experience for festival-goers. A carefully curated selection that spans various genres: pop, rock, folk and electronic music, as well as rap, West African music, Latin American influences and jazz. An additional focus on gender parity has also been introduced, to embody our values within our artistic choices, with over 60% of the line-up comprising female artists. For the first time this year, we will also feature international artists, such as the Ghanaian collective ‘All my cousins’ and the Belgian rapper ‘Peet’, who will be promoting his new album.” — • A three-day festival with over 5,000 festival-goers expected over the weekend. • An ambitious, nationally-scaled line-up featuring over 25 French-speaking and international artists, ranging from pop and rap to rock and electronic music. • Live radio throughout the weekend: interviews, programmes and DJ sets broadcast continuously. • Sport takes centre stage: creation of a water sports village dedicated to water sports, and friendly sporting activities throughout the festival (yoga, races, tournaments). • A festival committed to the ocean: environmental organisations, key awareness-raising events and fun activities focused on coastal protection. • An expanded Solidarity Eco-Village: featuring local artisans and organisations campaigning for human rights and the environment, with the launch of a large-scale swap shop to promote a circular, social and solidarity-based economy. • Local produce in the spotlight: tastings and workshops with chefs to showcase the specialities of Charente-Maritime. - HOW TO GET THERE? On foot (from Rivedoux-Plage or the bridge) By bike (from La Rochelle or Ile de Ré) By bus (Les Mouettes - €2.50) By car (2 car parks nearby) By car pool or hitchhiker