What is it that makes Paléo Festival 2020 so special?

The Paléo Festival sets out to create a marriage of concert and carnival, to create a kaleidoscopic event that will stimulate public curiosity for new artists and less well-known musical styles. Paléo is both a launching pad for new talents and a platform for established stars. Over the years it has widened its range of musical styles and come to include circus and street performance as well. Seven specially constructed stages play host to acts from all over the world.

Paléo is also an extraordinary global village for the people who go there. For this reason, particular attention is given each year to reception, décor and the choice of food and arts and crafts stalls.

The particular nature of Paléo is also due to the fact that the Festival is organized and run by 5,000 volunteers whose presence on site contributes massively to the event's character. One essential notion that guides the work of the organisers: everything must be done in a spirit of respect for the artists, the spectators and the Festival staff present.

Last edition of Paléo Festival 2020 In Figures:

• 7 stages
• 329 concerts and shows
• 270,000 spectators
• 16.04 hectares
• 5,000 volunteers
• Poster designed by BaseDesign