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This year, the Rock en Seine festival returns from Wednesday, August 20th to Sunday, August 24th, 2025, at the Domaine national du Parc de Saint-Cloud. Besides being one of the most important and exciting music events, Rock en Seine affirms its status in the context of social responsibility and solidarity.

Line-up

Chappell Roan, Queens of the Stone Age, Fontaines D.C., Vampire Weekend, Last Train, Empire of the Sun, Justice, Doechii, Kid Cudi, Floating Points, The Limiñanas, I Hate Models, and more.

General Prevention: A Commitment to Well-being

As a partner, Generali France brings a significant dimension to Rock en Seine’s initiatives for public responsibility. Through interactive and immersive spaces, festival attendees are invited to explore prevention in an engaging, educational, and inspiring manner.

At the core of the program are four Generali Houses, each dedicated to a key area of public health and safety: Hearing Protection, Sexual Health & Prevention of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (VHSS), and Road Safety & Substance Abuse

“Our aim is to support every festival-goer with actions aligned with our commitments to prevention, safety, and sustainability,” says Élise Ginioux, member of the Generali France Executive Committee.

Fighting Sexist and Sexual Violence (VHSS)

Rock en Seine continues to strengthen its comprehensive prevention and support strategy against sexist and sexual violence and harassment (VHSS). In collaboration with specialized organizations such as Consentis, the festival deploys awareness stands, outreach teams, and on-site messaging and video campaigns.

Hearing Risk Prevention

To protect festival-goers from the risks associated with high-volume sound:

Free earplugs are distributed thanks to the partnership with Generali

Hearing protection is also available for purchase on-site

Awareness messages are broadcast across festival channels

Road Safety & Addiction Awareness

With support from various partners, the festival addresses road safety and substance abuse through fun, interactive experiences.

Organizations like CRIPS provide education on sexual health and risky behaviors, while experts from the Centre Hospitalier des 4 Villes—home to France’s first hospital-based alcohol treatment center—are present to raise awareness and offer assistance.

Gender Equality & Representation

Each year, Rock en Seine amplifies the presence of women in music, from emerging acts to headliners. As in 2023 and 2024, an all-female lineup will perform on August 20, 2025.

This commitment extends to talks, juries, and programming, where gender parity and diversity are actively promoted.

Access & Circular Economy

Inclusion is central to Rock en Seine’s vision. The festival offers reduced ticket prices for youth and students, unemployed individuals, and people with disabilities.

Economically, the event supports the Paris region by hiring nearly 1,000 people over three days and prioritizing local suppliers and services.

Its partners also invest in long-term initiatives—from youth and accessibility programs to sustainable mobility and prevention efforts.