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Stereoparc Festival 2025 Promises To Be Bigger Than Ever

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Stereoparc Festival

Stereoparc Festival is nearly back, bringing its electronic music frenzy to Rochefort on the west coast of France.

Stereoparc Festival has welcomed the likes of Charlotte de Witte, Nina Kraviz, and Timmy Trumpet in past years and is once again bringing together a wild collective of artists the rock the shores of France.

On July 18th & 19th, 2025 the Corderie Royale which was once used for the manufacturing of rope for ship rigging will become a hub for thumping kicks and pumping fists. On day one the crowd will be treated to the sounds of Amelie Lens, Massano, Trinix, Stella Bossi, and many more. Following them up on Saturday is another set of killer acts including Afrojack, W&W, Tchami and Mosimann who accompanied by several other great DJs will be bringing the noise.

While the mainstage will see electro powerhouses taking the spotlight, emerging talents will also be getting their opportunity to shine on the Stereocamp and Island stages. Each stage will have a distinct personality to provide different experiences across the unique and historic site. The Corderie Royale was built all the way back in 1666 when the concept of electronic music was hundreds of years away from its birth. Few sites can boast such a transformation from being a sea of ship rigging to in years gone by, to playing host to towers of light and sound rigging.

Few people actually need something to push them to go to the scenic shores of France but for those that were waiting on a sign to go, Stereoparc is that sign. There’s no doubt that the incredible site and the 20 amazing DJs will rope you into having the time of your life.

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Hi I'm Mackenzie and rather unsurprisingly, I love electronic music. After over 10 years of blasting my ears with everything from Martin Garrix to San Holo, I've found myself forever digging deeper into this world. If I were to name my top 5 favourite artists I'd say Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, The Prodigy, Hardwell, and Avicii make up that list. Alongside writing I'm also a producer who makes whatever comes to mind. Big room house, drum & bass, hardstyle, it's all fun to dig into. See you out in the fields people :)