Cercle Festival will return in 2026 with its biggest edition yet, expanding to three full days of music from 22nd to 24th May, 2026. Hosted once again at the stunning Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace in France, the announcement follows the resounding success of its previous sold-out editions in 2022 and 2024.

Famed for its spectacular audio-visual productions and genre-spanning electronic lineups, Cercle Festival transforms the iconic aerospace museum into a futuristic dancefloor beneath planes, rockets, and stars. The festival’s 2024 edition featured a genre-defining roster including Disclosure, The Blessed Madonna, Boris Brejcha, Mochakk, Indira Paganotto, and The Blaze.

With demand expected to be even higher in 2026, fans are urged to act quickly. Pre-sale access begins on 12th June, with general tickets set to go on sale Friday. If past years are anything to go by, the event will likely sell out before a single act is announced. Cercle’s reputation for curating immersive experiences guarantees another unforgettable weekend.

Organisers have teased an even more ambitious production for the festival’s third edition, promising a “longer journey” through sound, space, and storytelling. With past performances from acts like Jan Blomqvist, Mind Against, and WhoMadeWho, expectations for the 2026 lineup are already soaring sky-high.