Versailles Electro

VERSAILLES ELECTRO (initially scheduled for Saturday, May 23, 2020) frist postponed to Saturday, May 22, 2021 is forced to postpone again to Saturday, May 28, 2022. The line up remains unchanged with JUSTICE as a DJ set as the headliner, KITTIN b2b BUSY P and L'IMPERATRICE (DJ set).

Tickets for Saturday 22 May 2021 are valid for the new date. You will be able to go directly to the entrance of the event with your e-ticket. The barcode, which is unique and scanned at the entrance, will serve as proof.

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SCHEDULE AND ACCESS

6.30pm: Security checks open
7pm: Ticket control, bars and food stalls open
7.30pm: Access to the site, warm-up with the duo La Condesa and opening of the food court
8.30pm: DJ sets start
00.00: End of the DJ sets

Make your experience as pleasant as possible by checking out the site map before the event!
▶The event map

Due to the large number of people and the Vigipirate plan we recommend that you arrive as soon as the security controls open. To facilitate access control, please print your ticket beforehand. Please note: no access possible without a ticket. No ticket office on site.

After a memorable first edition of VERSAILLES ELECTRO in 2019 with the Ed Banger label and a surprise visit by Tyler the Creator, the Château de Versailles team is opening wide its garden gates to welcome thousands of clubbers on Saturday 22 May 2021 from 8.30 pm to midnight.

A festive electronic and flamboyant programme:

L’IMPÉRATRICE will lead off with a DJ set. The Pop group, always at home behind the turntables, promises a tremendously disco set!

The pillars of French electro music KITTIN and BUSY P will follow with a B2B four hands set: a top-level meeting between Miss Kittin, a pioneer of the French techno scene, and Pedro Winter, the ambassador of French touch, who is curating this event.

Top of the bill, the JUSTICE duo will close this unique evening in an exceptional setting, at the foot of the Hall of Mirrors, on the Terraces overlooking the French style gardens of the most visited château in the world.