Sunshine Reggae Festival
Reggae, roots & dub · Rœschwoog, Alsace, France
Reggae — roots — dub
The festival
In Rœschwoog, a small village in northern Alsace a few kilometres from the Rhine, reggae has found a home — and a sun. Since 2011, the Sunshine Reggae Festival has gathered a crowd from both banks of the river: from France, Germany and elsewhere in Europe, every generation meets under the same sky for the bass lines, the smiles and the encounters. A human-sized open-air festival, run by the French-German association Multi Culturelle.
Reggae, roots & dub: the sound is that of sound systems and roots stages, the spirit that of a family gathering — free entry for children up to 12, a free percussion workshop, on-site camping to stretch the weekend out under the stars. “One Love, One Sun”: the 2027 edition's motto says everything about this celebration.
The 13th edition: 25 and 26 June 2027
The 13th edition of the Sunshine Reggae Festival will take place on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 June 2027 in Rœschwoog, at the parcours de santé du Camping Staedly (30 rue de l'Étang, 67480 Rœschwoog). Two days of open-air concerts, from the first afternoon set to the last notes of the night — the festival site announces a party starting on Friday at 6 p.m. and running through to the end of Saturday night.
The line-up is coming
The 2027 names have not been unveiled yet: the festival will announce its first headliners from mid-November 2026, step by step. The spirit, though, is already there: reggae, roots and dub, with artists close to their audience. This profile will be updated as soon as the first official announcements land.
Tickets
The Super Early Bird is sold out. The 2-day Early Bird pass is €29 until 15 November 2026 at 11:59 p.m. at the latest — subject to availability, it may sell out before that date. After that, the 2-day pass rises to €39. Official tickets: multiculturelle.ditix.shop. Entry is free for children up to and including age 12, accompanied by a legal guardian.
Good to know
Sleeping on site — festival camping on the grounds: small tent €15 per person for the weekend; camper van €15 per vehicle, about a 2-minute walk away. Camping Staedly itself is fully booked, but these festival options remain available (limited places, festival ticket required for every occupant). Getting there — by train: Rœschwoog station, on the Strasbourg–Lauterbourg line; by car: from Strasbourg, Karlsruhe and beyond.
