The Sully Festival - 52nd edition - June 12, 13 and 14

6:30 PM - June 12

Ivaanyh is a singer-songwriter, composer, and performer with Pop, Soul, and Urban influences. Her powerful and sensitive voice will transport you from the very first note, and her natural energy will enhance everything.

Accompanied by her guitarist on stage, she enjoys performing her own compositions and revisited covers in French and English. With a dozen singles already under her belt, she's continuing her momentum and is currently working on her first EP, which will be released soon.

9 PM - Thursday, June 12

It's all about the music...

Built around legendary Earth, Wind & Fire guitarist Al McKay, the aptly named "Al McKay's Earth, Wind & Fire Experience" reincarnates the spirit of the original—powerfully delivering hit after hit from the supergroup—in the original keys and with the original feel. McKay's band, the Earth, Wind & Fire Experience, delivers a breathtaking demonstration of the power of a vibrant, vital performance, maintaining the high level of live excellence that established Earth, Wind & Fire's original sound.

For fans around the world, the question is often, "Where did this band come from?"
It was 1982. After Al McKay's departure, Earth, Wind & Fire was on its last legs. Finally, in 1983, it was over. The band that had defined the modern sound of R&B music was finished. All that remained was the legacy of music that had sustained and nourished an entire generation.

In 1990, EWF icon Al McKay—who was the original band's "groove director," produced "Boogie Wonderland," co-wrote "September," and was world-renowned for his rhythm guitar skills—decided to form a band based on the spirit of the original group. They called themselves the "LA Allstars."
The group brought together former EWF members in a rhythm-section-driven model of the original band, organized around McKay's guitar work and musical direction.
Over the years, the LA Allstars—and later the Al McKay Allstars—featured a who's who of R&B and funk's most influential musicians. Performing their show worldwide, "Al McKay's Earth, Wind & Fire Experience" is the closest thing anyone has to what EWF sounded like in its heyday in the late 1970s and early '80s.

The McKay Earth, Wind & Fire Experience is the band, conceived and rehearsed by Al McKay, which consists of an all-star lineup, including legendary singers Tim Owen, DeVere Duckett, Claude Woods, and former Earth, Wind & Fire member Gregory Moore.
Al McKay is not necessarily part of the lineup due to health issues.
With legendary Earth, Wind & Fire guitarist Gregory Moore, the shows over the past two years have been phenomenal. Among musicians and fans, the band is considered the best funk band on the planet today.
So if you're a fan of American funk music or EWF music in general, be sure to see and hear Al McKay's Earth, Wind & Fire Experience during their world tour. It's truly a unique opportunity and an experience not to be missed.

6:30 PM - June 13

Natasha St. Pier returns to the French roads of her early days and those unforgettable moments with a consistently warm audience. Accompanied by her same eight musicians and backing vocalists, she performs a tour of her best moments with you!

From "Tu trouveras" to "Mourir demain" (You Will Find Tomorrow), including "Je n'ai que mon âme" (I Only Have My Soul), "Un Ange frappe à ma porte" (An Angel Knocks at My Door), and "Quand on cherche l'amour" (When You're Looking for Love)...

Natasha invites you to the heart of your cities for a moment of song, conversation, rhythm, and emotion...

9 p.m. - June 13

A virtuoso guitarist, charismatic singer, and co-founder of the legendary band Téléphone, Louis Bertignac has forever left his mark on the history of French rock with his timeless hits. After the phenomenal success of Téléphone, he embarked on an emotionally charged solo career, blending rock energy with poignant ballads. As passionate as ever, he sets the stage ablaze with his classics and his own creations, proving that he remains a key figure in the music world. Come experience the thrill of this rock icon, whose every concert is a unique experience.

6:30 p.m. -  June 14

Originally from Bordeaux, Aupinard has established himself as a unique voice in the French-speaking musical landscape. Combining raw poetry and striking melodies, he offers an authentic vision of life, emotions, and daily internal struggles, all driven by a sonic aesthetic that is both modern and timeless.

Following the success of his first project, aupitape: hortensia, which allowed him to gain a loyal following and attract critical attention, Aupinard returns with aupitape 2: rain, mountains, and sun, an even more ambitious project. A true musical logbook, this new mixtape explores profound themes such as self-confidence, betrayal, remorse, and passionate and romantic relationships while pushing the boundaries of his artistic style.

With bold collaborations and polished production, aupitape 2 demonstrates Aupinard's artistic maturity and his ability to reinvent himself without losing the essence of what makes him unique. This project marks a new milestone in his discography and promises to reach an even wider audience.

9 PM - June 14

After a sold-out two-year tour, which culminated in a stadium tour followed by an international tour, Bigflo & Oli are embarking on a 2025 festival tour.

With over a billion views on YouTube, over a billion streams, over a million albums sold, three Victoires de la Musique awards, and 11 NMAs, Bigflo & Oli's success is undeniable.

General Information

TICKETING INFORMATION: infobilletterie.festivalsully@tourismeloiret.com

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Ticketing

Ticketing open: Monday, March 24, 2025, at 1:30 p.m.
Print your tickets in advance or download them to your smartphone and present them at the ticket office.
Free for children under 6 years old: a ticket is required.

Festival and Accessibility

Doors open at 7:30 p.m. for concerts in Beaugency, Olivet, Pithiviers, and Montargis
Doors open at 10:30 a.m. for the concert in Sully-sur-Loire on Sunday morning
Doors open at 5:00 p.m. for the village - closing at midnight

Upon arrival, please present your open bags to the security guards.

The Sully-sur-Loire Festival is committed to an accessible experience for all, with specific measures to meet the needs of festival-goers.

Comfort measures: Headphones and earplugs, guide dogs permitted throughout the site.
Persons with disabilities/wheelchair users: Call +33 2 38 25 43 43 to reserve your seat for the traveling festival concerts (Beaugency, Olivet, Pithiviers, Montargis, and Sully-sur-Loire on Sunday mornings).
Access to the PMR platform in the village: Reserved for wheelchair users, accessible with a special wristband, available at the PSH reception/ticket office.
Carpooling: Download the Karos app. For full information on traffic conditions, listen to Radio VINCI Autoroutes and Ici Orléans.

We ask that people with disabilities complete the form below so we can welcome you in the best possible conditions.

⚠️ Only people with PROOF OF DISABILITY (Disability Card, Priority Card for Disabled Persons, European Parking Card, Mobility Inclusion Card, etc.) and email confirmation will be allowed access to the entrance and designated spaces.

For safety and comfort reasons, the number of spaces on platforms and in seats is limited. Once the maximum capacity is reached, we will not be able to accept new registrations. One person with a disability = one companion. Within the limit of available spaces.

More informations : https://www.festival-sully.fr/