Celebrate the 30th anniversary of the ‘Un Week-end à Lormes’ music festival from 17 to 19 July 2026, set in the historic Morvan Natural Regional Park. The festival embraces a pay-what-you-can admission model at the Étang du Goulot, welcoming all music lovers. Each evening, the festival features a lineup of concerts across diverse genres, including French chanson, world music, electric sounds, and folk-inspired tunes. On Friday evening, standout performances include Les Désaccordées and Halo Maud, offering something. Daytime activities thrive with short performances scattered around the town, presenting local artistry and spontaneous musical sessions. Saturday hosts early morning concerts by Elliot Simon, along with an circus by Bazar Rural. Sunday concludes with more folk and performances, promising an enriching cultural weekend. Food stalls and refreshments will be available, enhancing the festive setting. Bring the family and friends for a local celebration of music and community!
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Concert in Quimperlé: Punk and Breton Fusion
Start the new school year at La Loco with a thrilling concert featuring Les Ramoneurs de Menhirs. This iconic Breton band, famous for their intense riffs and diverse audience, has made a significant mark in the local music landscape. Following their sold-out show during the LOCO’s opening in November 2024, they return for a high-energy follow-up concert on 18 September 2026. An evening of authentic Breton punk music where traditional elements meet contemporary flair. This event is scheduled to be a gathering for music enthusiasts and community members alike.
Les Jeudis du Parc in Pleuven: Summer Concerts Series
Every Thursday evening, Pleuven’s town hall hosts a free concert in its park, ideal for music lovers of all ages. On-site catering begins at 7 PM, offering a perfect start to an enjoyable night outdoors. Kicking off on July 2, the series features The Jynx with funky soul vibes, followed by a reggae night with Stella Sistara on July 9. Retro rock enthusiasts can enjoy Djothekid & the Kids on July 16, while July 23 brings an Irish night with Grumpy O’Sheep. Completing July, Les Saumons Fumés will showcase their sea rock on July 30. As August approaches, concert-goers can look forward to Gypsy Tipsy on August 6 and a modern Breton evening with Noon. Blues-infused rock fans can catch Ray Time on August 13, followed by a Latin night with Bacano on August 20. The series concludes on August 27 with a celebratory performance from Gwen et Koulmig and Dremmwel. Les Jeudis du Parc presents a chance to enjoy impressive music in a friendly community atmosphere.