Monaco is marking this year’s Fête de la Musique with a free outdoor concert by French electronic producer Petit Biscuit, taking place on Sunday 21st June from 8:30pm on the Esplanade des Pêcheurs.

The setting is new for this edition — the waterfront esplanade transformed into an open-air stage facing the Mediterranean, with entry free to all. Support sets from DJs Sunlee and Karlota open the evening before Petit Biscuit takes to the stage. A relaxation area, set up in partnership with Monte Carlo Beer, will offer a spot to unwind between sets.

The artist

Petit Biscuit — real name Mehdi Benjelloun — broke through at 16 with Sunset Lover, a track that accumulated hundreds of millions of streams and established him as one of the most recognisable names in contemporary French electronic music. Since then, he has built a career spanning worldwide tours, billions of streams and a growing international fanbase.

His most recent artistic chapter, Movement I and Movement II, released in 2025, marks a shift toward a more powerful, emotionally driven electronic sound — built for large stages and collective experiences. That energy is what he will bring to Monaco on 21st June.

Accessible parking is available at the Digue, Pêcheurs and Antoine 1er car parks.

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