Strasbourg knows the Ososphère well. Since the late '90s, the festival has loved to transform places, blur their uses, and create a dialogue between heritage and electronic music. After a few silences and transformations, it's back in February 2026 with what it does best. This time, the playground is anything but ordinary. The central hall of the train station, a place of comings and goings, farewells, reunions, and coffees gulped down too quickly, becomes the beating heart of a project called “romantic exploration of Strasbourg.” A poetic (and slightly mischievous) way to celebrate the city differently, at a time when trains are at rest but bodies dance.
A first night marked by French Touch
The kickoff will happen on Friday, February 13, starting at 10:30 PM. Under the illuminated glass roof, the people of Strasbourg will travel through disco, house, and electro with a lineup that exudes legend.
and the elegant party. Cerrone, a legendary figure of international disco, will share the stage with Étienne de Crécy, a historical pillar of French Touch, and Schnautzi, to bring a more contemporary and edgy energy. The decor already promises thrills: the glass roof, the play of lights, the bass resonating where the SNCF announcements used to echo. A transformed train station into a XXL club, where we might just hear some cult anthems.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
An Electro and Sensual Valentine’s Day
Because one night would have been too frustrating, the Ososphère is doing it again on Saturday, February 14, starting at 10:30 PM. For this Valentine’s evening, the program promises to be more melodic, more introspective, yet just as danceable. NTO, a reference in French melodic techno, and Joris Delacroix, known for his sensitive electronics that flirt with pop, will lead the dance. Alongside them, Glenn Prinz will offer unique vinyl sets, while Carla Schmitt will bring her dark and mesmerizing grooves. A night to experience as a couple, with friends… or even with the city itself!