An artistic residency in Brittany brings Susanoô and Allebou together at Café Breton. Susanoô works across pop and French chanson, while Allebou contributes his rap repertoire and stage experience. DJ B-Fresh joins them on the turntables, and a set by Burglecuts extends the programme beyond the two featured artists.
Tag: french chanson
l’Humanité du Cher
The Fête de l’Humanité du Cher brings civic gathering, food and popular music into the grounds of Château de Saint-Florent-sur-Cher. A convivial meal and republican banquet make the shared table central, while various booths create space for participating groups to meet the public. Senator Ian Brossat joins the gathering, giving its political identity a visible presence alongside the social program. Music takes over through a tribute concert devoted to Renaud, whose repertoire adds a familiar voice of protest and everyday life. The mix of conversation, dining and song reflects the festival’s emphasis on collective participation, keeping politics and pleasure in the same public space. Set against the château grounds, the event connects a national political tradition with the associations, audiences and musical culture of the Cher.
Cali Revoltes et Amour fou
Cali brings Révoltes et Amour fou to Quimperlé with Catalan guitarist Pierre-Andre de Vera, revisiting his own repertoire and songs tied to revolt, solidarity and hope. Voice, guitar and text give the evening its intimate scale. La Loco provides a close setting for a leading figure in contemporary French chanson.
Les Mardis de Portez in Locmaria-Plouzané: Summer Nights
Les Mardis de Portez brings open-air concerts to Plage de Portez in Locmaria-Plouzané. The programme moves across traditional Breton sounds, French chanson and international music, giving each evening a different musical colour. The beach setting and public dance atmosphere make the series a recurring summer meeting point where local leisure and live performance overlap.
Les Agités du Bocal Concert in Équemauville: Color Festival
Les Agités du Bocal will perform in Équemauville on 11 July 2026 at 8 PM as part of the Color Festival. Known for their humorous take on French chanson, their live shows offer an eclectic blend of sounds and engaging lyrics. Drawing inspiration from artists like Brassens and Les Fatals Picards, they create an energetic atmosphere that resonates with audiences. The Color Festival opens at 6 PM, featuring various festivities including food trucks serving burgers, tacos, and crepes. One highlight is the colored powder throwing, providing a visually stunning and fun photo opportunity. Attendees can also visit a braid bar and makeup stations to enhance their festival look. As night falls, countdowns will signal bursts of colored powder, ensuring a spectacular visual experience. Visitors are encouraged to wear white t-shirts and sunglasses to enjoy the full effect! Admission is free, making it a perfect outing for friends and families. Get ready for an evening filled with music, laughter, and community spirit!
Music Festival at Domaine d’Harcourt: Community Celebration
On June 20, 2026, Domaine d’Harcourt will host its first music festival from 3 PM to 9 PM, offering a diverse range of performances in a friendly atmosphere. Kicking off the event, the Beaumont Choir Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Sylvain Roussel, will delight attendees with French chansons featuring classics from Brel and Bourvil. From 5 PM to 7 PM, an open jam session invites local musicians to collaborate and showcase their talents alongside participants from the Conservatoire Musique et Danse de Grand-Couronne et Petit-Couronne, focusing on jazz standards. The festival’s highlight will be a concert by the Bernese band Burning Soul from 7:30 PM to 9 PM, with lead singer Véronique delivering soulful covers from the 60s, including hits by Etta James and Stevie Wonder, complemented by expressive guitar riffs and harmonica solos. Experience a celebration of music and community in Normandy.