A central figure in US indie hip hop, an artist with a recognisable flow, 7 albums to his name, 2 cookery shows, a best-selling book and over a hundred paintings, Action Bronson is an extraordinary artist. He'll be back at the Dour Festival on 18 July. F**ck, that's gonna be delicious 🤤!

Asinine serves urgency and rage in trenchant rhymes. In Marseille, she shapes a raw and uncompromising rap. "C'est les autres" (2022) got the ball rolling, "Tout va bien" shook things up, and then there was silence… until "Brûler la maison" (2024), a fusion of family tensions set against a background of electro-dance. Asinine doesn't rap, she exorcises.

After two years of sold-out tours, followed by a stadium tour and an international one, Bigflo & Oli are back on the festival circuit in 2025. With a career marked by billions of streams, millions of albums sold and several awards, the two brothers continue to make their mark on the French music scene.

The name Cash Cobain is on everyone's lips! The new figurehead of New York drill has already collaborated with heavyweights like Lil Yachty, Chow Lee, and J. Cole, and will perform for the very first time at Dour Festival next summer.

Inspired by French chanson and RnB, Dalí carves out a singular universe where light melodies and deep themes meet. Alongside composer Kura, he creates works that touch the heart. After "Muse," where he paid tribute to the significant female figures in his life, he opens a new chapter with "Marilyn."

Of Moroccan origin and born in Belgium, Dina Ayada embodies a real freshness in the musical landscape. She appropriates the influences of US rap and arranges them in her own way. First going viral on TikTok thanks to her captivating musical universe, she has captured the attention of influential artists such as Playboi Carti, Ty Dolla Sign or Swae Lee, to name a few. Now based in Los Angeles, she landed a first contract in the United States which led to her first EP, "SUPERSTAR!". Dina Ayada is destined to become one of the big stars of tomorrow.

An icon of Moroccan rap, ElGrandeToto blurs borders and languages, juggling Arabic, French and English. With "Caméléon", he asserts his hybrid identity: boundless trap, striking melodies, and high-profile collaborations with Damso, Hamza, and Lefa.

"He's a bit like Ra's al Ghul in Batman, the mysterious, skilful, intelligent character who heads the League of Assassins." This is how Freeze Corleone is described by his 667 accomplice, Zuukou Mayzie.From manga to pop culture, passing through a love for a technical rap, the lyrics of Freeze Corleone, founder of 667, reveal a highly subjective vision of the world and have not ceased to amaze us.

Gringe reinvents himself with "Hypersensible", an album at the crossroads of rap and introspection, in which melancholy flirts with commitment. Between raw confessions, a sharp look at the world and poetry of cracks, he offers a powerful transformation, without denying his humour or his truth.

With his unmistakable voice and unique flow, Hamza Al-Farissi, aka Hamza, is constantly reinventing himself and pushing creative boundaries. As a result, Hamza, a leading figure in Belgian rap, has become a key figure in French-language music. From his invitation by Drake to perform at the AccorHotels Arena - which he filled himself in 2023 - to his studio collaborations with DJ Snake, he has charted a unique carrier.

Unclassifiable and full of freedom, these are the terms that define Jok'Air and his long career as a rapper. Nicknamed the most American French rapper, Jok'Air knows how to maintain the enthusiasm of the public with a natural veracity, sincere texts that resonate as an authentic testimony of his life.

JRK 19 knows how to make a difference. His first EP #FreeJRK from which came the title "Mec de Panam" was a great success. He returns in 2024 with a feature with Central Cee on "Bolide Noir" which has, since its release, spread a pandemic of "wesh" throughout the United Kingdom.

A subtle blend of reggae, vocoded dancehall and rap: this is how we could describe the interplanetary tubes of Martinican artist Kevin Valleray, known under the stage-name of Kalash. After starting out in underground sound systems, he quickly moved to the front of the stage by collaborating with artists such as Booba, Damso and Niska.

La Mano 1.9, the 19th-century prodigy, electrifies the rap scene with his sharp flow and devastating energy. Propelled by his explosive performance alongside Gazo, he had huge success with "I SAY" and has been releasing hits since, including the viral track "I'M SORRY". With collaborations ranging from Tiakola to Niska, he has established himself as a key figure in French rap.

He is one of the most respected masters of French rap. With his poignant texts marked by his personal experiences and a powerful energy on stage, Lacrim has established himself over the years as a figure of a whole generation that can't be overlooked.

Originally from the 17th arrondissement of Paris, Leto has established himself as one of the essential figures of French rap. A former member of the PSO Thug duo, he has set himself apart for his hard-hitting flow, his incisive punchlines and his authenticity. With projects such as "100 Visages" ("100 Faces") and "17%", he has won over a large audience and will perform for the first time at Dour Festival!

M.A.I.R, also known as Mairo, a rising star of Swiss rap, shakes up the scene with sharp lyrics and raw energy. With over 10 million streams and a sold-out tour, he asserts his bold and free-spirited universe. His Grünt 68, a unique performance, and his 2025 tour confirm his status as a must-see.

Hits, millions of views and featurings with Kalash and Mr. Vegas, from Martinique, Maureen is the rising star of shatta.

Manchester-born Nemzzz is the UK rapper to watch this year. The 20-year-old rookie has been working on his flow since he was a teenager, and recently exploded onto the scene with his hits “Elevate” and “2MS” and the release of his drill mixtape “DO NOT DISTURB”.

A key figure in the current rap scene, Oboy is back with a new album in which he reveals himself more and approaches more personal themes with introspection and authenticity. A "Special" occasion, not to be missed, on July 19.

SDM comes from a generation that disrupts everything and refuses to back down. Amazing performer with subversive lyrics, a confident flow, and powerful punchlines, his talent is undeniable. Ever since he has signed on Booba's record label, 92i, early 2020, the rapper from Clamart has been racking up successes, and you haven’t heard the last of him.

British rap icon and philanthropist, Stormzy is to grime what Tupac is to US rap. Since his first appearance at Dour in 2016 and the release of his debut album “Gang Signs & Prayer” in 2017, Stormzy has never ceased to surprise us. With “Heavy Is the Head” (2019) and “This Is What I Mean” (2022) his last two albums, he proved his ability to evolve while staying true to his roots. That's how you get millions of streams.

With his booming voice, cutting lyrics and unpredictable flow: TH embodies raw and innovative rap. Between Bondy-Nord and Fort-de-France, he transforms his life experience into E-TRAP, a futuristic sound where glitches and bass shatter the rules. After SIGNAL (2023) and some outstanding hits, he is on the move, ready to take on anything.

Theodora is the embodiment of the new French music scene, one that has been able to creolize influences from all over the world to create a unique identity. The Boss Lady brings a much-needed breath of fresh air, shaking up codes to shape a distinctive artistic personality blending hip-hop, Afro sounds and electronic music.

Driven by introspective lyrics that tell the journey of a provincial child making their way to conquer the City of Light, Wallace Cleaver is steeped in nostalgia and ambition, budding relationships, and those we try in vain to forget. The artist doesn't limit himself to a single rap influence; he also explores chanson, pop, and spoken word whenever the need arises. It will be Wallace Cleaver's first time at Dour Festival !

Yeat is the voice of a generation that blurs the boundaries between rap and experimentation. Born in California, of Mexican and Romanian descent, he cultivates a sense of mystery beneath his hood, shaping a unique universe. Hovering autotunes, futuristic productions: his signature is instantly recognizable. Revealed by his TikTok hit “Sorry Bout That”, he attracted the attention of Drake, with whom he signed “IDGAF”, a Billboard #1 banger. At just 25 years of age, Yeat has only just begun his meteoric rise. See him at Dour Festival on July 18.

Atlanta, the American capital of hip-hop, will be proudly represented by Young Nudy next summer on the Boombox stage. The rapper with a twirling flow combines hip-hop with contemporary RnB. His hit ""Peaches and Eggplants"" featuring 21 Savage, marked a turning point in Young Nudy's career and saw him rise to the top of the charts.

Winner of the last season of Nouvelle École, the rapper did not wait to be in the light in order to shine. He has more than a 12-year career behind him with already 3 albums praised for their authenticity and innovation. This lover of words likes to transmit through texts loaded with emotions, his personal stories but also political reflections addressing deep social issues.