The Raggamuffin Festival 2026 promises a night of reggae, dub, and good vibes in Nice

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Summer in Nice promises to be more vibrant than ever. The Raggamuffin Festival has just released its official teaser on social media, inviting fans of reggae, dub, and fusion music to the Théâtre de Verdure in Nice on August 4, 2026. This upcoming edition is set to be a highlight of the musical season on the French Riviera.
Headlining the event, L'Entourloop will take the stage with their unique style, blending reggae, hip-hop, and sound system culture into a show that is as festive as it is explosive. The renowned French collective will be joined by three special guests: Flavia Coelho, whose radiant voice effortlessly blends Brazilian and Caribbean influences; Blabbermouf, a Dutch MC with boundless energy; and Troy Berkley, a long-time collaborator of L'Entourloop whose presence promises to further electrify the live performances.

The lineup also showcases key artists from the current reggae scene. New Caledonian singer Marcus Gad will present his new album, *FOR ALL*, released on June 19. Comprising twelve tracks, the project explores a musical landscape where roots sounds meet modern, digital, and organic production, all conveying a deeply humanist message.
Audiences will also see Vanupié, an artist acclaimed for his soul-infused reggae and warm melodies, who has become one of the most beloved figures on the French music scene over the years. Finally, Cozik & Faya Pyd will perform tracks from *Bouteille à la mer*-Cozik's debut album produced by Faya Pyd-a project that skillfully navigates between French *chanson*, reggae, and hip-hop.

With this eclectic lineup, the Raggamuffin Festival reaffirms its ambition to bring together generations united by a shared passion for music with global influences. Featuring powerful basslines, live performances, and a friendly atmosphere, the evening promises a total musical immersion in the heart of a Nice summer. The festival also aims to be accessible to the widest possible audience. Admission is free for children under 12, while young people can use the "Pass Culture" to book their tickets.
The official teaser, practical information, and ticketing details are already available on the festival's social media channels and official website. It promises to be an evening defined by sharing, eclectic rhythms, and live energy-a must-attend summer event on the Côte d'Azur.

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