This Is Not A Love Song 2027: June 4-5 at Paloma

The Tinals festival returns to Nîmes with four stages, thirty artists, and unchanged prices for the 2027 edition.

This Is Not A Love Song 2027 : rendez-vous les 4 et 5 juin à Paloma

Paloma

The This Is Not A Love Song (Tinals) festival confirms its return to Paloma and its ephemeral garden on Friday, June 4, and Saturday, June 5, 2027, offering two nights of music with around thirty artists.

The This Is Not A Love Song (Tinals) festival has announced its 2027 dates: Friday, June 4, and Saturday, June 5, from 6 PM to 2 AM, at Paloma and its ephemeral garden in Nîmes. The event will feature four stages, both indoor and outdoor, hosting approximately thirty international and national artists.
Amidst a tense social and political climate, organizers emphasize the importance of these gatherings for solidarity. The 2027 edition aims to be one of tolerance, community, and "adelphité," a term combining fraternity and sorority. Last year, nearly 200 people, including 120 volunteers, contributed to the festival's success.
Illustrator Petrouchkaka, who designed the visuals in 2026, returns to create the festival's identity for 2027, with her bold colors and "joyfully vintage" energy perfectly embodying Tinals' unique spirit.
Merchandise, highly sought after in 2026, will be available again with new "carefully crafted and always limited edition" items, encouraging attendees to act fast.
The "off" festival, Les Belles Journées, will take place from Wednesday, June 2, to Sunday, June 6, 2027. Five days of free concerts in various cultural venues across Nîmes, coordinated by the Fémag with support from Paloma, and presented by local associations and media.
Despite inflation, "blind pass" ticket prices (purchased before the lineup reveal) remain unchanged from 2026: €70 for the 2-night pass and €42 / €38 for a 1-night pass. These prices will increase in early 2027 when the first artists are announced. The last two editions were sell-outs.
Based on information from the official source: Paloma – SMAC de Nîmes Métropole (03/11/2026)