Rock En Seine adds 12 names to 2026 lineup including Lorde, Wet Leg, CMAT, Tash Sultana & more

Bolstered by a lineup of already announced artists including headliners Tyler, The Creator, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, and The Cure, Rock En Seine have added 12 more names to their stacked 2026 lineup, including Lorde, Wet Leg, CMAT, Tash Sultana & more.

Today, the Parisian festival lifts the veil on Thursday 27th, a day that had so far remained shrouded in mystery… and which will be headlined by the incredible Lorde, the New Zealand-born global pop icon who needs no introduction, for a truly unmissable day.

She will be joined by the lovable Djo, the musical alias of actor Joe Keery, as beloved for his role in Stranger Things as for his music, which sits somewhere between The Strokes and Tame Impala. Australian multi-instrumentalist Tash Sultana will also perform on Thursday, bringing their smooth pop infused with R&B, alongside her compatriot Sam Quealy, now based in Paris, who blends futuristic pop and hybrid techno with fearless ease.

The Friday 28th lineup grows stronger with three major additions: the fantastic Wet Leg, set to electrify this new edition with their irresistible rock whirlwind; indie rock veterans Wilco, who will remind us why, after more than thirty years, they remain one of the most inspiring references on the American independent scene; and the exceptionally gifted CMAT, Dublin-based singer-songwriter, who will prove she more than deserves all the hype thanks to her indie pop illuminated by country hues.

Three new acts join the already high-voltage lineup for Saturday 29th. Arriving straight from Philadelphia, the quartet Mannequin Pussy will unleash their fiery punk-noise anthems at the start of the weekend, alongside New York electroclash breakout Fcukersand California’s AFI, masters of a particularly impactful emo-hardcore cocktail that truly shines on stage. 

Ticket sales for Thursday 27th August open on Thursday 29th January at 12pm CETon rockenseine.com and AXS, then from Saturday 31st January at usual ticket outlets.