The Peacock Society (Paris, France) 2025

The Peacock Society Festival returns to Paris on Friday, July 11 and 12, 2025, bringing a powerful blend of electronic sound and cultural spirit to the Hippodrome de Vincennes, one of the city’s most unique open-air venues. Known for its cutting-edge programming and bold aesthetic, Peacock Society is a major date on the French electronic calendar, drawing thousands of fans to experience the forefront of techno, house, rave, and experimental club music.

This year’s edition kicks off at 5 PM and runs until midnight, offering a compact yet high-impact schedule across multiple stages, each tailored with sharp sound systems and lighting designs. The 2025 lineup is stacked with both legends and modern innovators, with Underworld headlining the night — a rare appearance from the UK pioneers behind “Born Slippy” that’s sure to be one of the highlights of the season.

Joining them are Charlotte de Witte, Belgium’s techno frontrunner known for her uncompromising sets, and Brutalismus 3000, the Berlin-based duo shaking up the scene with their hybrid punk-techno energy. Other key acts include KI/KI, Job Jobse, Joy Orbison, and Nene H, each delivering their own flavor of genre-bending and high-energy performances. Local talent is also well represented, with artists like Belaria, François X, Olympe4000, and Toma Kami set to connect deeply with the Paris crowd.

Beyond the music, Peacock Society is known for its creative direction — bold visual art installations, stage design with architectural precision, and a commitment to representing the diverse faces of today’s club culture. The layout of Hippodrome de Vincennes provides both spacious outdoor areas and intimate crowd zones, helping build a unique music festival experience within the heart of the capital.

Whether you’re coming for the raw intensity of underground techno, the groove of UK bass, or the emotion of melodic builds, The Peacock Society 2025 promises a night full of discoveries and unforgettable moments. With its blend of international heroes and local innovators, the festival continues to be a driving force in France’s electronic music movement.