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Megève Blues Festival 2026 Lineup Announced: July 31–August 2

festival-fair · 2026-06-16

The 11th edition of the Megève Blues Festival will take place from July 31 to August 2, 2026, in Megève, France. The festival, founded in 2014 by Stéphane Huget, has moved from the Place de l'Église to the larger Pré Saint-Amour venue for its main stage, the Scène Saint-Amour. The Place de l'Église will still host the Scène Village on August 1 and 2 for free afternoon concerts by local groups. The 2026 lineup includes Troy Redfern, Matt Pascale & The Stomps, and Lovesick on July 31; Ally Venable and Kenny Wayne Shepherd on August 1; and Bette Smith, Nikki Hill, and Coco Montoya on August 2. The festival gained prominence after Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top performed in 2019. Huget passed away in May 2021 due to illness, but his family, artist friends, and volunteers continue to organize the event in his memory.

Key facts

  • Megève Blues Festival 2026 runs July 31–August 2.
  • Founded in 2014 by Stéphane Huget.
  • Main stage moved to Pré Saint-Amour (Scène Saint-Amour).
  • Place de l'Église hosts Scène Village for free local concerts on August 1–2.
  • Lineup includes Troy Redfern, Matt Pascale & The Stomps, Lovesick, Ally Venable, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Bette Smith, Nikki Hill, Coco Montoya.
  • Billy Gibbons performed in 2019, marking festival's growth.
  • Stéphane Huget died in May 2021; the festival continues in his memory.
  • Festival is described as a 'Petit Grand Festival'.

Entities

Artists

  • Billy Gibbons
  • Troy Redfern
  • Matt Pascale
  • Ally Venable
  • Kenny Wayne Shepherd
  • Bette Smith
  • Nikki Hill
  • Coco Montoya
  • Eric Clapton
  • Joe Bonamassa
  • ZZ Top
  • Stéphane Huget

Institutions

  • Megève Blues Festival
  • Artistikrezo

Locations

  • Megève
  • France
  • Pré Saint-Amour
  • Place de l'Église
  • Côte 2000

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