Les Medievales d’Hennebont bring historical crafts, performances and street life back to the walled town and its ramparts. The 2026 edition is listed for 25-26 July in Hennebont.
Tag: Live Performance
Concert Emezi in Ploudalmézeau: R&B Fusion
Concert Emezi is scheduled in Ploudalmezeau on August 19, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM. The duo Perynn and Elise, with multi-instrumentalist Tudi Cariou, blend R&B pop with Breton-language expression and contemporary regional music. The name Emezi means ‘said she’ in Breton, reinforcing the group’s focus on voice, language and self-expression.
Les Dimanches de Brendaouez in Brittany: Summer Concerts
Every Sunday during summer, the Brendaouez chapel in Brittany hosts concerts at 6 PM. The musical program features Celtic, jazz, Baroque, and Breton influences, creating a local atmosphere for arts and community interaction. Following each concert, attendees are invited to engage in discussions with the artists. Admission is free, though contributions are welcomed. Brieg Guervenno, noted for his Breton folk/rock style, draws inspiration from artists like Sigur Ros and Anohni, enriching his performances with depth and poetic resonance. This event is suited to music enthusiasts and those who enjoy community gatherings.
Les Vendredis de Keringar in Le Conquet: Live Breton Music
Les Vendredis de Keringar presents an engaging dinner concert featuring Bep Sort, well-known for their lively sea chanteys and energetic Breton music. Scheduled for July 31, 2026, at Auberge de Keringar in Le Conquet, this event presents a varied blend of culinary and musical experiences. Guests will enjoy a selection of tapas, aperitifs, and various menu options for €24, €30, or à la carte. Beginning at 18:30, the evening offers an engaging atmosphere filled with traditional music that celebrates Brittany’s maritime culture.
Fest Noz de l’été in Saint-Quay-Portrieux: Dance Night
The Fest Noz de l’été on July 24 at Parc de la Duchesse Anne. The evening starts at 7 PM with local catering, leading to a night of Breton music. The Bagad Sonerion Sant Ké will open the festivities at 8 PM, setting the stage for lively performances. The program includes lively tunes from STARTIJENN, known for their traditional instruments that energize the crowd to dance. KEMM also joins, promising an innovative approach to classic tunes while respecting traditional steps. This celebration is an invitation to everyone to experience a night of music and cultural connection.
Fête de la Musique in Brest: Community Celebration
The Fête de la Musique returns to Brest on 21 June 2026, featuring the city’s dynamic music scene across various venues. Starting at noon, a musical picnic at Place Wilson will showcase local talent, including the Conservatoire, until 9 PM. The Tanguy Tower will host an intimate music celebration from 2 PM to 6 PM. Travelers at the SNCF station can enjoy diverse musical performances in the afternoon. The Kennedy Garden will spotlight electronic music from 4 PM to 9 PM, while an open stage at La PAM invites local artists from 2 PM to 8 PM. Additional highlights include a fest-noz at Place du Général de Gaulle from 3:30 PM to 9 PM. The day also features DJ sets at Place Henri Ansquer and live shows at U Radio, promising a rich array of musical experiences for all attendees.
Les Dimanches de Brendaouez in Guissény: Jazz & Celtic
Every Sunday in summer at 6 PM, the Chapelle Brendaouez in Guissény becomes a lively stage for diverse musical performances. The lineup features styles from Celtic and Baroque to contemporary jazz and groove. This season highlights Les Enfants d’Icare, a group known for their innovative take on classical music. They interact with the audience while strumming, striking, and improvising across various genres, including traditional music and rock. After each concert, attendees can engage in a friendly exchange with the artists, making for a personal experience. Admission is free, though a suggested participation fee is welcomed. It’s an excellent opportunity for music enthusiasts and those interested in the local culture to enjoy a beautiful summer setting.
Fête de la Musique in Camors: Summer Music Fest
Camors will celebrate its inaugural Fête de la Musique at Le Petit Bois from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. This free event offers a lively atmosphere to enjoy music and community together. The lineup spotlights local artists including Coat Bihan, Bagad Bleidi Kamorh, Sezam, and more. Attendees will find a variety of food and drinks from local partners, ensuring a varied evening. This summer celebration in Brittany.
Fest Noz in Quimperlé: Electronic Fusion
On August 22, 2026, Quimperlé will host a special fest-noz featuring the bombarde virtuoso David Pasquet, who will unveil his new album, “Digital Trib.” This album fuses traditional Breton instruments with cutting-edge electronic music, offering a fresh perspective on fest-noz that merges heritage with modernity. Attendees can enjoy a dynamic musical experience, dancing to an engaging blend of classic and contemporary sounds.
Arnaud Ciapolino Concert in Riec-sur-Belon: Jazz Fusion
An evening with Arnaud Ciapolino, a distinguished flutist and musical architect, at the Chapelle de Trémor in Riec-sur-Belon on July 22, 2026. Beginning at 9 PM, this concert will showcase an engaging blend of jazz, classical influences, and traditional Breton and Celtic music infused with his improvisational flair. With a rich and diverse repertoire, this performance is scheduled to resonate with audiences and highlight the musical heritage of Brittany. Whether you’re a local resident or visiting, this concert is a cultural highlight that should not be overlooked.