The first names were unveiled on April 5. Among them, Angèle, the rapper Soolking or the group La Femme had delighted more than one. A month and a half later, the organizers of the Huma festival lift the veil a little more on the programming of this new edition. A list of fourteen artists has just been announced. And headlining, we find the two new juries of the show The Voice: rappers Bigflo and Oli will do the show on one of the three main stages of the festival organized from September 15 to 17 in Essonne.
After 50 years on its historic site, on the edge of the Parc de La Courneuve, in Seine-Saint-Denis, the 88th edition will take place for the second consecutive year on the former air base 217, straddling the municipalities of Plessis-Pâté and Brétigny-sur-Orge.
"A very eclectic poster"
Alongside the prestigious names already programmed will also perform Djadja & Dinaz. The French rap group, composed of two childhood friends from Meaux (Seine-et-Marne), released their 6th album, Alpha, last March. Another rising star is 23-year-old singer Zaho de Sagazan who marks the year 2023 with her first album, "The Symphony of Lightning".
Thibault Weiss, the director of the Fête de l'Huma, had promised "a very eclectic line-up, with a real musical diversity". And it is confirmed. In a completely different universe, festival-goers will be able to discover the composer and musician Goran Bregović, best known for his film scores, especially for his collaboration with Emir Kusturica. Souad Massi, the duo Caballero and JeanJass, Ashe 22, Suzanne Vega, Sidi Wacho, Florent Marchet, Martin Luminet, Juste Shani, Michel Cloup, and the young u.r.trax are also among the artists who will atmosphere the thousands of people who came to intoxicate with music.
Tickets* are already on sale. The three-day pass is 50 euros until May 22. It will then increase to 55 euros and then to 60 euros for last-minute sales.
* Tickets here