Les Ardentes 2025: an insane line-up for a high-tension summer
Summary
From July 3 to 6, 2025, Rocourt (Liège) will become once again the beating heart of European street culture. Les Ardentes have just released their full lineup and it’s clear: this 17th edition will make the crowds sweat.
An explosive mix of rap, electro, and reggaeton
The festival keeps its hip-hop DNA but is clearly stepping up this year. Five stages, over 150 artists, and XXL energy await the announced 200,000 festival-goers. Whether you’re team trap bangers, reggaeton vibes, or intense techno atmosphere, you’ll get your share of thrills.
Headliners are unanimous
Les Ardentes kick off hard on Thursday with David Guetta, Damso, Laylow, Vald, Kaaris, and Peso Pluma for a no-warm-up start.
On Friday, it’s the international dimension: PARTYNEXTDOOR, Swae Lee, 6ix9ine, Gazo, SDM, and La Fouine make their mark.
Saturday features Gims, Young Thug, Lil Tecca, Ninho, and Niska lighting up the stage.
And to finish beautifully on Sunday, the king of reggaeton: J Balvin, surrounded by Hamza, Tayc, Ty Dolla $ign, Adèle Castillon, and even Ebony, Star Ac' finalist.
A well-muscled electro stage
New this year: a stage entirely dedicated to electro and techno. On the program: Trym, I Hate Models, Apashe, and the mysterious 999999999. A raw, dark, and danceable vibe that will surely make fans of powerful beats jump.
The hottest urban event of the summer
Since 2006, Les Ardentes have been growing steadily. With this lineup, the 2025 edition asserts its status as a European giant of urban music. Eclecticism reigns, energy is raw, and the atmosphere promises to be unforgettable.
Practical info to mark in your calendar
Dates: July 3 to 6, 2025
Location: Rocourt, Liège (Belgium)
Price: €105 per day, €292 for a 4-day pass
Tickets: on the official website lesardentes.be
Want to vibe with all of Europe to the hottest beats right now? Then book your spot, prepare your heaviest outfit, and be ready to live one of the hottest festivals of the year. Les Ardentes 2025 is not just an event. It’s a celebration.