Every year, the Fête de la Musique signals a Paris that is freer, more vibrant, and louder... For the 2026 edition, this major public event returns on Sunday, June 21 with concerts all across the capital, and La Rhumerie joins the celebration with an evening dedicated to Caribbean rhythms. Led by Cocobamboo, the lineup promises to unleash a tropical spirit in the heart of Paris, in a friendly and pulse-quickening atmosphere. Since its creation by the ministry of Culture in 1982, the Fête de la Musique celebrates all aesthetics, all audiences, and that simple wish to come together around live music.
An institution in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, La Rhumerie is one of those Paris addresses that have withstood the decades without losing their evocative pull. Founded in 1932 by Joseph Louville under the name Rhumerie Martiniquaise, the house has built itself around rum culture, Creole flavors, and a Caribbean-inspired way of life. From generation to generation, it has cultivated an atmosphere that is at once elegant, warm, and travel-ready, where you come for more than a simple drink: a pause, a story, a splash of color. For the Fête de la Musique, this soul-filled setting takes on an even more festive dimension.
On the bill for the evening is the Cocobamboo company, led by Philippe Lossen, which has spent nearly twenty years championing tropical music. Musicians, vocalists, Caribbean energy and sun-drenched repertoire define the group’s identity, fusing stagecraft, dance and human warmth. Their show at La Rhumerie promises a night of letting go, propelled by Antillean rhythms and a generous vibe. Why attend? Because this Fête de la Musique 2026 brings together a historic venue, a company built for celebration, and that Caribbean scent that turns a Parisian evening into a true moment of shared joy.
La Rhumerie vous présente cette année la compagnie Cocobamboo, dirigée par Philippe Lossen, depuis près de 20 ans, elle représente l'univers musical des tropiques.
Les différents artistes enchanteront vos oreilles aux rythmes de la musique caribéenne, française, anglaise et espagnole.
Au programme: biguine, zouk, salsa, merengue, calypso, reggae..
Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, please drink responsibly.
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Dates and Opening Time
On June 21, 2026
From 08:00 p.m. to 11:55 p.m.
Location
La Rhumerie
166, boulevard St-Germain
75006 Paris 6
Prices
Free
Official website
fetedelamusique.culture.gouv.fr
