Hailing from the northern districts of Marseille, Alonzo has become one of the key figures in French rap. A founding member of Psy 4 de la Rime alongside Soprano, he launched his solo career in 2009 with albums such as Règlement de comptes, Avenue de Saint-Antoine and 100%.

After a highly anticipated tour in spring 2026, Damso will return to the stage for an exclusive performance at a Belgian festival this summer.

Since the release of his debut album Coco Jojo in 2021, Guy2Bezbar has established himself as one of the leading figures in French rap.

L2B is the story of three childhood friends from Champigny-sur-Marne: IDS, KLN and D2. Together since the age of 12, they’ve grown up with rap and earned their place among the most promising names in the French scene.

It is impossible to speak of the French-speaking rap scene without mentioning Orelsan. A true generational phenomenon, he has established himself as an exceptional storyteller, oscillating between introspection, irony, and lucidity.

As a central figure of the trio Migos, Quavo helped redefine the Atlanta trap sound in the 2010s. Alongside Offset and Takeoff, he delivered global hits and left a lasting mark on American rap.

Vald, Vladimir Cauchemar and Todiefor sharing the same stage is the promise of a unique moment. Three styles, three energies, one shared goal: to blow everything up.

A Brussels rapper known for his raw honesty, Zwangere Guy has become one of the most powerful voices in Belgian rap.

Self-taught artist Danyl started producing music at a very early age, both for himself and for other artists. A French-Algerian songwriter, composer and beatmaker, he was among the first creators to produce tracks live on Twitch.

Favé has become one of the new faces of French rap. Revealed with Urus and his debut album Il le fallait, he continues to evolve with Pleins phares, a more melodic project where he explores new sounds blending baile funk, guitar and piano.

Born in Spain to Moroccan parents and based in France since his teenage years, Ino Casablanca turns his multicultural background into creative strength.

After several years performing solo, ISHA & Limsa d’Aulnay unite their worlds. Starting Block marks their very first collaboration, driven by shared influences, musical desires, and a common artistic vision.

R2 is part of a new generation reshaping French rap. With a hybrid style mixing drill, trap and melody, he stands out for his authenticity and attention to detail. Following the success of Pastille Bleue, FullExclu and the hit Ruinart, which reached number one on the French Top 50, he continues his rapid rise both on stage and in the studio.

RnBoi, whose real name is Samy Schmitt Fahli, is a French singer-songwriter born on June 15, 2006, in Fontainebleau. Originally from Nemours, this young R&B/rap talent started out as a beatmaker before being discovered by Aya Nakamura, becoming the first artist signed to her label, Nakamura Industry.

Scylla & Furax Barbarossa unite two major voices of French-speaking rap. Brussels-born Scylla stands out with his deep lyrics, low voice and unique blend of poetry and power.

Yvnnis's rap is the perfect balance between the vibrancy of the new scene and a deep respect for the codes. Fluidity, simplicity, spontaneity, and rigour. His latest project, which is also his first mixtape, "DND," has only served to affirm his identity.

At just 20 years old, a6el is an emerging artist in the Swiss rap scene. Through his music, he explores personal themes often marked by melancholy, drawing directly from his own life experiences.

Bisola Olugbenga, known as Aunty Rayzor, is a rapper and vocalist from Lagos, Nigeria. Performing in both English and Yoruba, she developed her craft through church singing and underground rap battles.

Blu Samu is an artist in constant evolution, now recognized as one of the most singular and respected voices on the contemporary Belgian music scene.

Elea is a Belgian artist with a raw, sincere voice, free of any mask. She grew up surrounded by an academy piano, a guitar far too big for her, and notebooks filled with texts.

Godson is a Belgian rapper from Walloon Brabant, active since the late 2010s. First gaining recognition as part of the Nekketsu Klan collective and later the group NUPS3E, he launched his solo career in 2019.

On the occasion of The Opening, Dour Festival welcomes the Grünt collective. Made up of music journalists David Bola on the decks and Jean Morel on the mic, the duo brings the spirit of the media to life on stage.

Born in Abidjan, Himra is one of the leading figures of Ivorian drill. Mixing raw rap and sharp melodies, he tells his story with a direct style, marked by a distinctive flow and genuine energy.

From l’Essonne, in France, Huntrill embodies the perfect balance between technical skill and nonchalance. His recent album, entitled “LE BRUIT DE LA MACHINE À BILLETS”, clearly captures the duality of his universe: a mix of coldness, trap and elegance.

A French-Ivorian artist from Choisy-le-Roi, Jeune Morty blurs the lines between coupé-décalé, hip-hop and poetry.

In solo or as a group, JeunesAmbitieux have already left their mark on many festival stages.

KeiyaA creates music that digs, reveals, then digs even deeper, seeking to explore the most beautiful and dizzying questions of existence : what do we owe to ourselves and to others ? And what do our desires reveal about the innermost shape of our soul ?

LinLin is an artist navigating the boundaries between rap and electronic music. Driven by a raw and distinctive energy, she crafts a hybrid sonic universe where electronic pulses intertwine with sharp, incisive flows.

LVDV is a 24-year-old Belgian rapper based in Brussels, steadily establishing himself as one of the most promising rising talents on the Belgian rap scene.

Alphadidas, Godson, and CRC make up the group NUPS3E. Based in Brussels, they are part of the independent label J&A., alongside artists such as Eugene and Osmoze, and are connected to the Brussels-based label LaBrique.

Revealed in 2024 with his viral track “AMIRI,” Sherifflazone is a rapper who blends laid-back flows with sharp, syncopated rhythms. He is emerging as a rising figure on the French rap scene.

At only 27 years old, Zinée, from Toulouse, already establishes herself on the music scene, accumulating thousands of monthly streams.