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Monte le Son Festival 2026 - Ô Feminine

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Nov 5 – Dec 5Free

Monte le Son Festival 2026 - Ô Feminine

Electro, classical, gospel, or even cumbia and reggaeton, the next edition of the Monte le son festival multiplies genres under the sign of the feminine.

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Each year, the Monte le son festival takes over the libraries of the City of Paris, unfolding to the rhythm of a chosen theme.

For this new edition, the festival refocuses its spotlight on those who play, sing, dream, and invent. It is an invitation to bring the musical creations of female artists—both emerging and established—into the libraries of the City of Paris. Vanessa Wagner, Jil Caplan, Billie Brelok, Gisèle Pape, Amari Natura… a 100% female musical lineup crossing all genres.

Our take on this event

Silence is officially off the menu in local libraries as this unique festival shines a light on women redefining the music scene. Whether you are into established legends or eager to discover rising talent, prepare for a series of performances that shatter conventions in the most inspiring settings.

The 2026 Monte le Son festival arrives at the City of Paris libraries from November 5 to December 5, 2026, highlighting female musical creation. Titled Ô féminins, this edition presents an eclectic lineup featuring both emerging and established artists like Vanessa Wagner, Jil Caplan, and Billie Brelok. Through various performances, the event celebrates the women who compose, sing, and perform across diverse musical genres. All scheduled events are free to attend, offering everyone the opportunity to discover talented musicians within Paris's public library network.

From November 5 to December 5, 2026, the Monte le Son 2026 festival takes over the City of Paris libraries. Centered on the theme Ô féminins, the event spotlights the creative contributions of women in music, transforming these quiet cultural spaces into vibrant concert venues for a month-long celebration.

The lineup features a diverse range of female artists, blending established names with up-and-coming talent. Attendees can look forward to performances by Vanessa Wagner, Jil Caplan, Billie Brelok, Gisèle Pape, and Amari Natura, among others. Curated in collaboration with Radio Nova, the program spans a wide array of musical styles to appeal to various tastes.

Participation in all festival activities is free. Interested guests are encouraged to check the specific schedules for each participating library to plan their visits and experience this showcase of musical innovation.

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