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Family Piknik in the Southern France is one of the world’s most-exciting festivals. Since its inaugural edition in 2012, the festival has achieved successes worldwide, especially being a nominee in the DJ Mag Festival Awards in 2022 and 2023. This year’s edition will return to the Southern French coastal city of Frontignan, at the Espace Julien Jean, on the weekend of August 3-4. Furthermore, earlier this week, Family Piknik 2024 just announced its nice, phenomenal lineup that will turn up the sounds. Last year’s edition saw Solomun being the main headliner at the Arènes de Béziers, and his performance capped off what was a spectacular edition of the now-14-year-old festival. Check out the lineup poster below, as well as a summary of the top stars who will brighten the lights and amplify the ambience in Frontignan later in August.
Notable Headliners On This Year’s Family Piknik Lineup
Family Piknik 2024 will have three stages – Main Stage, Nomad Stage, and Hard Stage. These stages provide the perfect blend of House, Techno, and Hardstyle that the Family Piknik lineup will definitely deliver, in the form of multiple explosions of fantastic music throughout that whole weekend. Another exciting detail to include is that, although the festival kicks off on August 3, the day before will host a free opening that will kick off at 5 p.m. local time and it will last until the early morning.
The Main Stage, which is a stage that will unleash a lot of great beats, will host the likes of CamelPhat, a live set from Reinier Zonneveld, Eelke Kleijn, LP Giobbi, and a much-anticipated B2B set between Layton Giordiani and Nicole Moudaber. The Nomad Stage will have a more intimate feeling and will host amazing artists such as Alan Dixon, Alex Escalofrio, Monark, live sets from Hostom and Mathew Jonson, and a B2B set between Magda and Morgan. Finally, the Hard Stage will provide powerful rhythms by unleashing the talents of producers like Hackerz, Balagan, Sonico, Sköne, Le Bask, and El Desperado.
