Le Printemps De Bourges is one of the oldest and most respected music festivals in France. It's held annually in the city of Bourges, typically in the spring, hence the name 'Printemps' which translates to 'Spring' in English. The festival is known for its wide-ranging line-up that spans numerous genres, from rock and pop to folk, electronic, hip-hop, and more. It's a platform for both well-established artists and emerging talent, with a particular emphasis on showcasing new French acts.
In addition to the music, Le Printemps De Bourges often features a variety of other cultural events, including exhibitions, conferences, and workshops. The festival takes place in multiple venues throughout the city, creating a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.
Festival was scheduled from 06 Apr to 10 Apr 1977 (4 day(s)).
Le Printemps de Bourges takes place in Bourges, France. Here is the full address of the festival: 22 rue Henri Sellier 18000 Bourges, France
Bernard Lavilliers, Charles Trenet, Dick Annegarn, Jacques Higelin, François Béranger.
The most popular genres and subgenres of the past edition were:
folk
rock
jazz
chanson française
chanson
avant-garde
experimental
francophone
french rock
ambient
art rock
caribbean
celtic
easy listening
free jazz
french pop
medieval
oldies
poetry