The Last Dance: A Farewell to the Legendary Peacock Society Festival
After thirteen phenomenal years of creating unforgettable open-air dance floors and showcasing the richness of France’s music scene, the renowned electronic music festival Peacock Society is ready to take its final bow. Mark your calendars for July 10 and 11, 2026, as this grand festival prepares to end its illustrious run with a spectacular 27-hour open-air event featuring an awe-inspiring lineup. Let’s dive into what makes this event a must-attend farewell for any music lover.
A Rich Legacy
Since its inception in 2013, Peacock Society has become a cherished icon in the realm of electronic music, consistently striving to provide an authentic experience without compromise. The festival initially graced the scenic Parc Floral du Bois de Vincennes and later shifted to the grandeur of the Paris-Vincennes Hippodrome. During its 13-year journey, it has steadfastly maintained a commitment to diverse electronic sounds, showcasing rich talent rather than mainstream headliners. This dedication has earned the festival a devoted following among music enthusiasts.
The Heartbreaking News
Sadly, the curtain is closing on this beloved festival due to funding constraints. Yet, instead of a quiet exit, Peacock Society aims to end on a high note with its 15th edition, promising fans an experience filled with everything they love. Social media has lit up with the announcement, capturing the bittersweet sentiment as fans reminisce about the unparalleled memories made over the years.
A Grand Finale
The final edition at FVTVR and Wanderlust will be an extravagant celebration that features top-tier artists. On the lineup are heavyweights such as Floating Points, Boys Noize, Channel Tres, and Dax J, making this farewell one for the books. The promise of incredible collaborations, including never-before-seen b2b sets, underscores the festival’s signature impeccable curation—ensuring that both seasoned festival-goers and newcomers have an experience they won’t forget.
The Transformative Lineup
Friday, July 10 — Architects’ Night
Kicking things off, Robert Hood, the legendary pioneer of Detroit techno, is set to take center stage. His set is anticipated to be a highlight, embodying decades of rich electronic history. Following him, Mathew Jonson will present his atmospheric and emotive techno sound, while Adiel × Quelza will showcase their unique energy in an exhilarating back-to-back set that promises to electrify the crowd. Local talent will also shine, featuring Labouts b2b Woddd, Monile b2b Karla Böhm, and several others who’ll introduce festival-goers to fresh sounds.
Saturday, July 11 — Closing Night
As the festival approaches its wrap-up, Saturday night promises to elevate the excitement even further. The enigma that is Floating Points, a musician and neuroscientist renowned for his cerebral compositions, will undoubtedly mesmerize attendees. Meanwhile, the unexpected pairing of Boys Noize b2b Salome is bound to blur genre lines, igniting a whirlwind of energy. The clash of aesthetics continues as Channel Tres b2b Busy P brings their unique styles together, while a powerhouse b2b2b set featuring Andy4000 × Mad Rey × Tatyana Jane guarantees unforgettable moments.
Rounding out the night, Flowdan + Benga will revive the roots of London dubstep, while organizations like Ed Banger will be well represented. The night will conclude with performances from legends like Sébastian alongside emerging artists such as Young Marco, Palms Trax, and more, ensuring the festival ends with a monumental collective dance journey.
Practical Information
Where: FVTVR and Wanderlust – Austerlitz Station
When: July 10 and 11, 2026
As the final notes of Peacock Society echo through the streets of Paris, the festival will leave behind a legacy defined by its diverse offerings and a community united by a love of music. Prepare to celebrate the last dance in style, honoring years of incredible performances and unforgettable memories. This is more than just a festival; it’s a musical testament to the vibrant culture of electronic music in France.
