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Les Plages Électroniques

Les Plages Électroniques is a three-day electronic music festival on the beach at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, on the French Riviera, run by Allover Production. The 2026 edition was the 20th anniversary and sold out over three days. The next edition is set for 6 to 8 August 2027, with tickets already on sale and Regular Passes nearly sold out.

DatesAug 6–8, 2027Confirmed[1,17]
Countdown—
Ticketsfrom $100On sale now
LivestreamNot announced
What's new
  • 2027 dates are 6, 7 and 8 August in Cannes.
  • Blind Passes opened from €120 after the dates were announced on 12 August 2026.
  • The site flags Regular Passes as nearly sold out.
  • The festival ran a fan survey on which artists people want for 2027. No 2027 lineup is in yet.
  • The 20th anniversary aftermovie came out on 30 September 2026.

Watch Les Plages Électroniques

We found no official livestream of Les Plages Électroniques. The festival's own YouTube channel shows no festival sets for 2026 or 2024, and the only video we found was a Kungs set from 2025 posted on YouTube. It has put out an aftermovie on its channel, so expect highlights after the weekend rather than a live broadcast.

No stream has been announced for 6 to 8 August 2027, so treat any broadcast as unconfirmed and check the festival's YouTube channel closer to the dates.

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Tickets

Blind Passes started from €120, and the site now says Regular Passes are nearly sold out. Tickets can be paid in 3, 4 or 5 instalments of at least €20 each, and a Day Pass only in 3.

VIP from$100VIP table – Third Row
Range$100–$2004 pass types, all-in incl. fees[4]

Payment plan: Tickets can be paid in 3, 4 or 5 instalments, each at least €20 (a Day Pass only in 3 instalments). The first payment is charged immediately and the rest are debited every 30 days.

See all 4 passes
Blind Passfrom €120[1]
VIP table – Front Row
VIP Experience (see First Row).
€200 per person[4]
VIP table – Second Row
VIP Experience (see First Row).
€150 per person[4]
VIP table – Third Row
VIP Experience (see First Row).
€100 per person[4]

Past prices

20251-day (no after-party) €55[2]
3-day (no after-party) €130[2]
20231-day €60[3]
3-day VIP €670[3]

Face-value prices as reported at the time, from the linked sources. Not adjusted for inflation.

Lineup

The 2026 edition was headlined by Martin Garrix, Marshmello and DJ Snake, with 120 artists over three days. The 2027 lineup has not been announced.

Martin GarrixMarshmelloDJ Snake

2026 headliners[1,5,6]

Stages

The beach Scène Plage is the main stage, with about 22,000 people in front of it each night. Around it sit the Terrace, the Solarium rooftop, the Technobus for hard techno and several smaller spaces.

Scène Plage (Mainstage)The beach main stage, with about 22,000 people in front each night.
Scène TerrasseGood vibes and house lineups at sunset.
Scène SolariumRooftop stage with a 360° view over Cannes.
Red Bull Turn It UpSunday beach party with a DJ battle.
Barrio HavanaStage in the Espace Pantiero.
Secret StageThe chill zone of the festival.
TechnobusThe hard techno stage.
La Centrale
Gare Croisette
Afters

Plan your trip

Cannes station is served by TGV, and night buses run until 04:00. The official packages can bundle tickets with transport, accommodation or both.

  • TGV to Cannes: Paris 5 hours, Lyon 4, Marseille 2.
  • By car, take the A8: exit 41 from Nice, exit 42 from Aix-en-Provence.
  • Palm Bus night buses run every 20 minutes from 22:00 to 02:00, then every 30 minutes until 04:00.
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  • Cannes railway station is served by TGV high-speed trains: from Toulon just over 1 hour, from Marseille 2 hours, from Aix-en-Provence 3 hours, from Lyon 4 hours, from Paris 5 hours. Special rail services are set up for the festival.[7]
  • Regional ZOU! trains take festivalgoers home after the festival. Last Friday departures from Cannes towards Nice are at 23:27, 23:41 and 00:00 (direct Antibes-Nice).[7]
  • Train routes and tickets can be searched and bought with the SNCF Connect app.[7]
  • Palm Bus departs from Cornut Gentille or Cannes SNCF station on lines 1, 2 and A. 13 night buses run: 2 towards Mandelieu, 4 towards Cannes La Bocca and Le Cannet, and 2 towards Palm Beach until 04:00. Buses run every 20 minutes from 22:00 to 02:00, then every 30 minutes from 02:00 to 04:00.[7,8]
  • Bus packages depart from more than 52 cities in France, as well as from Italy, Switzerland and Germany. Cities include Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Lille, Bordeaux, Toulouse and Nantes.[7]
  • Take the A8 motorway. Take exit 41 towards Cannes-La Bocca if coming from Nice, or exit 42 towards Mougins/Cannes if coming from Aix-en-Provence.[7]
  • The festival encourages festivalgoers to travel by train or carpool.[9]

Aftermovies and photos

Editions and history

The festival has run every summer since 2006, and the 2026 edition marked 20 years.

2026Aug 7–9, 2026
Martin Garrix, Marshmello, DJ Snake
20th anniversary edition. 120 artists performed across the three days.[1,5,6]
Timeline (5)
  1. 20th anniversary edition held 7 to 9 August in Cannes; sold out over three days, with 120 artists performing.[1,6]
  2. Marshmello performed at the festival for the first time.[1]
  3. The anniversary edition was announced with new stages, new experiences, new activations, expanded premium areas and exclusive surprises.[6]
  4. Aftermovie of the 20th anniversary edition released on 30 September, also on the festival's YouTube channel.[1]
  5. Tickets for the 2025 edition were sold through Shotgun.[16]

FAQ

How do I purchase tickets?

Tickets are sold through the official Weezevent ticketing platform and through official ticketing partners. Select your ticket type, follow the secure checkout, and the e-ticket is sent by email after the order is confirmed.

Are tickets refundable or exchangeable?

Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, except in the event of a cancellation by the festival organizers. Tickets can be resold through the Reelax Tickets platform or transferred to someone you know, and the QR code remains valid as long as it has not been scanned.

Can I use a digital ticket to enter the festival?

Yes. There is no need to print the ticket; the QR code is scanned from the phone at the entrance. The screen must be clearly visible and the phone must have enough battery.

Are discounted ticket rates available?

Special ticket offers (Blind Pass, Early Bird and more) are available in limited quantities and for a limited time only. The earlier you book, the better the price.

Can I purchase multiple tickets at once?

Yes. Multiple tickets can be bought in a single order, with the correct information provided for each attendee if required.

Can I pay for my ticket in instalments?

Yes. Tickets can be paid in 3, 4 or 5 instalments, each at least €20; a Day Pass is only eligible for 3 instalments. The first payment is charged immediately and the rest are debited every 30 days, with a reminder email before each payment.

What happens if a payment fails or if I cancel my payment plan?

If a payment fails, further attempts are made automatically and the buyer is notified by email. A payment plan can be cancelled at any time using the link in the follow-up emails. Instalments already paid are non-refundable.

Who should I contact about my ticket or payment plan?

The ticketing team at [email protected].

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Facts checked against the festival's official site, channels and press coverage. Last checked 2026-10-21.