Fete de la Musique Tickets

Fete de la Musique, known globally as Make Music Day, is the open-access, free-entry music festival that began in 1982 in France and has since grown into a worldwide celebration. Created by French Minister of Culture Jack Lang and journalist Maurice Fleuret, the festival invites amateurs and professionals alike to perform in public spaces with no admission fees. This inclusive format has propelled Make Music Day to more than 2,000 cities across dozens of countries, turning streets, halls, and parks into a vast stage for music in a single day.

Whether you’re in Geneva, on the West Coast, or abroad, Make Music Day offers a unique, community-driven concert experience. In 2025, Geneva hosted events around June 20–22, including a notable Victoria Hall concert on June 21. The United States saw thousands of performances across hundreds of cities, totaling over 5,400 concerts in 2025. Fete de la Musique shines as a festival that emphasizes participation, discovery, and the joy of live music—without barriers to entry.

For fans and aspiring performers, Fete de la Musique is more than a festival—it’s a movement. Follow official Make Music Day channels for the latest updates, schedules, and opportunities to participate. If you’re planning to attend or participate, secure your seats early when events are announced in your city, and keep an eye on venue pages for performance times and locations.

Official social links and resources: Make Music Day official site, plus city- and country-specific pages with event details and performer lineups. Make Music Day – official site. Additional updates can be found on their social channels across platforms.