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Heritage
Sega roots, Bhojpuri folk, oral histories — the rhythms that shaped the island, preserved and amplified.
15 – 21 June · International Music Day
Music Week Mauritius 2026
A full week where Mauritius becomes a living stage — from heritage sounds to future music culture. A nationwide celebration of sound, creativity and connection, aligned with the global spirit of International Music Day.
15 — 21 June 2026
Across Mauritius · Live + Streaming
An island, in concert
Seven days. One creative ecosystem.
For seven days, Mauritius transforms into a creative ecosystem where music is not only performed — but shared, taught, archived and reinvented.
From live concerts to digital workshops, from heritage storytelling to new electronic explorations, Music Week Mauritius connects artists, learners and audiences across generations.
Powered by the NOUZIK Digital Platform.
7
Days of music
120+
Artists
40
Workshops
9
Districts
Highlights
What's happening across the week.
Live Concerts & Showcases
Workshops & Masterclasses
Digital Releases & Premieres
Heritage Sound Archive
Youth & School Programs
DJ & Producer Labs
Industry Networking
A 7-day journey
From heritage, through present, into the future of music.
Music Week is more than a festival. It is a living archive — a conversation between the rhythms that built us and the sounds we will leave behind.
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Present
Live stages across nine districts, intimate sessions, masterclasses and immersive showcases.
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Future
NOUZIK streaming, AI-assisted production labs, digital releases and a global broadcast reach.
Heritage Archive
The Sound of Mauritius
Roots
A nation found its voice in rhythm.
Sega born in the cane fields. Bhojpuri songs carried across oceans. Séga tipik whispered at dusk. Our Heritage Archive preserves every chord — restored, contextualised, freely accessible.
Enter the archive2026 Showcase Lineup
Nine artists. One island. A week of live magic.
Our confirmed lineup for the Music Week showcase nights and big virtual concert — a curated cast of Mauritian and Indian Ocean talent bridging jazz, seggae, acoustic, percussion, and digital Creole sound.
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DJ · Producer · Lecturer
BerTz
In-house resident — bridging Creole heritage with AI-assisted production.
SL
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Jazz Vocals
Stacy Laville
Mauritian jazz vocalist — silk, smoke and soul.
MA
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Multi-Instrumentalist · Vocals · Educator
Melanie Amboule
A vocal genius and music teacher shaping the next generation.
DP
Photo soon
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Guitar Virtuoso · Vocals
Damien Pontil
Six-string fluency meets unmistakable Mauritian phrasing.
RB
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Percussionist
Rémi Beaugendre
Rhythmic backbone — from traditional cells to contemporary grooves.
JE
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Acoustic Reggae · Seggae
Jean Eric Mahomet
Roots reggae and seggae storytelling, unplugged.
F&
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Acoustic Pop Duo · Madagascar
Felicia & Théo
An Indian Ocean dialogue — Malagasy harmonies meet pop intimacy.
J
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Multi-Instrumentalist · Educator
Jamel
Rose Hill-born musician and teacher with deep instrumental range.
S
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Traditional Instrument Maker · Prodigy
Salem
Son of the late Ras Natty Baby — multi-instrumentalist carrying the lineage forward.
NOUZIK · Digital platform
Music beyond the stage.
NOUZIK extends the festival into the digital space — exclusive performances, workshop replays, new releases and a direct way to support every artist on the island.
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Built together with our community.
Ministry of Arts
MBC
Air Mauritius
MCB
NOUZIK
Le Mauricien
Tourism Authority
IOM Music
Beachcomber
Phoenix
Mauritius Telecom
AFRIMA
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