the Papillons de Nuit festival unveils its program

The festival, held in Saint-Laurent-de-Cuves in Manche, unveiled its program on Thursday, November 28. Pierre Garnier, Ninho and Niska, Julien Doré and Philippe Katerine will be there.

The guessing game started a week ago on social networks. But the suspense is over: the Norman festival Papillons de Nuit unveiled part of its program on Thursday, November 28.

The 2025 edition of the “biggest festival in the smallest place” will be held from June 6 to 8 in its usual stronghold of Saint-Laurent-de-Cuves, in Manche. And festival-goers will be able to see beautiful people, starting with Pierre Garnierwinner of the last edition of the Star Academy.

Pierre Garnier, the return of the Norman

Since tele-hook, the Norman, originally from Villedieu-les-Poêles, has not stopped his great rise: successful album, complete tour, Olympic flame and even NRJ Music Awards and MTV Europe Music Awards.

The duo Ninho and Niska will also be present for this new edition. The two French rap stars joined forces at the end of October with the release of the album GOATand go on tour in January.

Another key artist present at the Normandy festival: Philippe Katerine. “The multifaceted artist will come to electrify the Papillons de Nuit stage with his luxuriant creativity and his crazy spirit,” rejoice the festival organizers. The latter also announce the presence of Julien Doré, the “poet of French pop”.

Two days canceled in 2024

In addition to this lineup already rich in French stars, Papillons de Nuit will also welcome Ben Mazué, Solann but also Deluxe, essentials on the French electro-pop scene.

While three-day passes for the festival have been on sale for a few days, the ticket office for two-day passes and day tickets opened at noon this Thursday. It is possible to book on the Papillons de Nuit website.

Last year, two days of the festival had to be canceled due to bad weather. On site, torrents of mud had made the site grounds and parking lot impassable.

“We were happy to welcome nearly 100,000 festival-goers to Saint-Laurent-de-Cuves for this 22nd edition, but the work and efforts of an entire year were swept away in a few hours,” regretted the organizers.