This year again, the festival which combines music and ecology promises a lively and engaged program, reflecting its identity. Between headliners, new talents and committed women, discover five personalities not to be missed from June 5 to 7, at the Bois de Vincennes.
There is something for everyone. The We Love Green festival, back from June 6 to 8 at the Bois de Vincennes, promises a program as rich as it is eclectic. Among the expected artists, Théodora stands out as one of the revelations not to be missed, while Charlotte Cardin will come to defend her elegant and captivating universe. Between rising stars and established artists, the programming highlights a generation of diverse and daring women. Discover the musicians you absolutely must (re)discover during this new Parisian edition.
Addison Rae, from influencer to pop star
In recent years, she has established herself as one of the most unexpected figures of new generation pop, blurring the boundaries between music and internet culture. First revealed on TikTok, Addison Rae was able to transform her notoriety into a real artistic career. With the release of his first singles, Aquamarine et Diet Pepsithe American star is gradually asserting his musical identity, with an assumed turn towards nostalgic pop. Driven by aesthetics Y2K (2000s aesthetic, Editor’s note) and an uninhibited approach to celebrity, she is part of a new wave of hybrid artists. The singer can be found on Saturday June 6 at the festival.
Yoa, new figure on the French scene
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She embodies a new voice on the French stage, both intimate and resolutely contemporary. Revealed by titles mixing pop and electro, Yoa quickly distinguished herself through her raw writing and her introspective lyrics, directly addressing the emotions and torments of her generation. With his first album, The Favoriteshe affirms a singular universe, between melancholy and intensity. She will be discovered on stage on Friday June 5.
Yasmine Hamdan, free voice of Beirut
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Revealed with the duo Soapkills at the start of the 2000s, Yasmine Hamdan has reinvented Middle Eastern sounds by mixing them with electro, pop and indie influences. With her solo projects, she develops a captivating universe, carried by a magnetic voice and an aesthetic that is both minimalist and daring. Navigating between Beirut, Paris and elsewhere, she embodies music without borders, free and personal. She will be found on Saturday June 6.
Salomé Saqué, the new media guard
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She has established herself as a committed voice in the French media landscape, attentive to the political and social changes of her time. Journalist and author, Salomé Saqué has become known for her clear positions and her educational work on often complex subjects, particularly among younger generations, thanks to her work Résister (Ed. Payot & Rivages, 2026). On the occasion of his talkshe will host a discussion with two personalities to explore new forms of engagement and possible responses to current tensions.
Camille Étienne, the voice of urgency
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Activist, author and speaker, Camille Étienne speaks clearly and accessiblely about the ecological emergency, mainly addressing new generations. Through her speeches, her actions and her projects, she seeks to make environmental issues visible while encouraging collective commitment. Recently returned from an expedition to Antarctica, she will share her scientific discoveries and her field experience in a talkoffering a concrete look at the ongoing upheavals.
Festival We Love Greenfrom June 5 to 7 at the Bois de Vincennes, in Paris.
