Family Piknik 2019 has finally disclosed its’ full line-up and adds great artists to its already first class list. The 8th edition of the Family Piknik festival will take place in Grammont (Montpellier) on Saturday and Sunday, August 3rd to the 4th, 2019. From 5pm to 2am on the 3rd, festival ticket holders are welcome to a free opening concert dedicated to mostly live acts. From 10am to 12am on the 4th, festival-goers will be welcomed with a House, Techno and Progressive program marked by the presence of some sacred monsters.
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Family Piknik 2019
This year, several exciting back-to-backs will be scheduled, like the one between LA Fleur and Magdalena. They are two of the most inspiring ladies in the industry that will be joining forces for Family Piknik. They have already done this a couple of times last summer in Ibiza. Also, Keinemiusik head honchos Adam Port and &Me will be in action from 4pm to 8pm in the middle of the woods, heading the new secret stage. They will be right after the always eccentric and surprising Butch.
Drumcode’s hottest member Enrico Sangiuliano will close the main stage after a storming 6 hours sunny time-lapse wrapped up by Sven Väth and Carl Cox. Crosstown’s boss Damian Lazarus will also be part of the Family Piknik madness during the afternoon. He will play a set expected to be as crazy as its Day Zero performance in Tulum.
The Flamingo stage confirms its Melodic and Progressive trend by adding the Argentinan super-hero Hernan Cattaneo. Cattaneo was rewarded a DJ Award trophy as Best Progressive DJ. It will be the first appearance in France for this legend. He will deliver a more than expected 3 hour performance. In the middle of the afternoon, none other than the highly respected Joris Voorn will please everyone with his unique and emotional touch.
Full Lineup
Opening Concert Dedicated to Live Acts
Family Piknik’s Opening concert will be once again focus on Electronic Live Acts and it will showcase some of the best shows of the moment. As this year’s headliner, the festival will warmly welcome the very well-known and respected French master chief Agoria.
In addition, people will be blown away by Diynamic’s genius Johannes Brecht. Techno veteran Marc Romboy will exclusively launch his brand new LIVE act. Matador will even stop by Family Piknik for one of his only six Live acts in the world this year.
Boarding to Family Piknik
Boarding to Family Piknik is back at Montpellier airport on June 15th. Imagine yourself dancing next to the planes from 5pm to 2am to experience a bit of the Family Piknik magic. This year, the line-up is really strong. Black Coffee headlining the night after his past summer canceled festival performance due to the storm. Afro-House king joins Andhim, Monika Kruse, Third Son live, as well as Family Piknik Music master chiefs Tom Pooks b2b Joy Kitikonti.
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Family Piknik Across French Main Cities
Ahead of its main events in Montpellier, Family Piknik will go on the road bringing its whole concept across the country. Each time, some big artists will be part of the show. Fisher will have his first French appearance for Family Piknik in Paris. Claude Vonstroke & Justin Martin will bring the Dirtybird madness to Family Piknik in Lyon. Super Flu will make Bordeaux dance and, last but not the least, Camelphat & Cristoph will be the main heroes of the Road to Family Piknik night held in the festival’s hometown (Montpellier). Expect a few other additional dates to be announced later on.
Road to Family Piknik Dates
- 4/19/2019 – Lyon @Azar Club w/ Claude Vonstroke, Justin Martin, Tom Pooks
- 5/29/2019 – Montpellier w/ Camelphat, Cristoph, Time, Tom Pooks
- 6/1/2019 – Bordeaux @L’Entrepôt w/ Super Flu, Tom Pooks b2b Joy Kitikonti, Greg Delon b2b Cebb
- 6/12/2019 – Paris @Cabaret Sauvage w/ Fisher, Tom Pooks, B/O/M (live)
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FestPop Staff Writer, Katherine Bennett