Josman, Oxmo Puccino, UB40… discover the eleven new artists scheduled for the Fête de l’Humanité 2026

Three days that already promise to be unforgettable. Like every year, at the same time, the organizers of the Fête de l’Humanité list the names of the artists who will perform on stage, on September 11, 12 and 13, 2026, on Base 217 in Plessis-Pâté (Essonne). Eleven artists join the first headliners made public at the beginning of April including Louane, Soprano and Superbus.

The legend Oxmo Puccino will defend his latest and, he assures, ultimate album, “The Height of the Moon”. The rapper, who arrived in Paris from his native Mali at the age of 1, notably collaborated there with Vanessa Paradis and MC Solaar.

Rap, again, with Josman, this discreet artist, who had already performed at the Fête de l’Huma in 2021, when the event was still taking place in La Courneuve (Seine-Saint-Denis). He should play part of his fourth album, “Dom Pérignon Crying”, where he dissects his life, full of luxury and melancholy.

The Sam Sauvage revelation

The organization of the festival also promises us the good humor and infectious joy of Naza. With his album “RDF”, he should shine his energy on Base 217.

The KUTU duo will also be there. This meeting between an Ethiopian singer and a French violinist promises a sound cocktail between jazz, rock, electro and traditional music.

Place for young people, too, with ARØNE and its melancholic melodies where energy and sensitivity mix. Without forgetting Sam Sauvage, sacred male revelation at the last Victoires de la Musique for “Les gens qui dansant (j’adore)”. Dandy costume on his back and tousled hair, the northerner promises an electric concert. Belgian singer Rori, an imprint of rock and pop from the 1990s, will also perform.

The festival also counts on the presence of the duo Aïta Mon Amour. Widad, a pioneer of Moroccan rap, and Khalil, Tunisian multi-instrumentalist, offer a fusion between Arabic music and jazz.

Three days for 60 euros

Next comes the Lyonnais electronic music duo Trinix. They promise a supercharged party moment, between house and electro. Reggae legends UB40, authors of timeless songs, will also be there. Something to delight all audiences.

Ticketing for the event is available online. Count 60 euros for a three-day pass. This rate is valid until June 1st. This is the fifth edition of the festival to take place on the former air base, since the relocation of the festival to Plessis-Pâté. Last year, the event attracted 610,000 festival-goers over three days. This was 200,000 more people than in 2024.