About
GLOBE, The Global Festival Map
A bilingual directory of music festivals worldwide: around 8,700 entries across 177 countries, each with its dates, its place, its lineup and its practical information.
What this site is
GLOBE gives every music festival a page: when it happens, where, who plays, what you find on site, and the official links to go further. Everything is published in English and in French, side by side.
The catalog holds around 8,700 live festivals across 177 countries, and it grows every week. It is not finished and never will be: a page is only worth the sources behind it, which is why this site says what it knows and leaves the rest blank rather than filling it with guesses.
Who runs it
GLOBE is an independent project, launched in October 2026 by Hans-Paul (Studio Volume). No newsroom, no investor, no ticketing company behind it.
It is deliberately small: one person, a data pipeline, and a review step where a human reads every change before it reaches a page.
Where the data comes from
The French national festival registry, published on data.gouv.fr under the Etalab open licence.
Wikidata, and the open sources it points to.
The festivals' own official websites and ticketing pages.
Our own research: reading, cross-checking, and writing to organizers when a fact resists.
The full list of sources and licences is on the credits page. Sources & credits
Helping out
This catalog is open to anyone who knows a festival better than we do, and no account is needed:
- Suggest a festival that is missing.
- Suggest a correction on any festival page.
- Run a festival? Claim your page and keep it accurate yourself.
Contact
There is no dedicated address yet, so write to Hans-Paul directly. Press, organizers, corrections, takedown requests: it all arrives in the same inbox and gets an answer.
hans-paul@studiovolume.fr