Description
Prick up your ears for this evening organised by the Tomahawk collective.
On the programme:
Charlotte Saouz:
Charlotte Saouz writes and sings her own songs – tender, biting and socially conscious – which contain genuine snippets of her life as a woman. Her lyrics, alongside those of Anne Sylvestre, carried by her shimmering voice and her rousing guitar, touch her audience with sincerity and a touch of mischief!
Hallali:
Hallali is the musical project of Breton artist Pierre Cordier (also known for his projects Direwolves and Mohawk), originally from Brest. He offers a socially conscious folk-punk style, blending the raw energy of pop-rock with the sensitivity of acoustic music.
Niqolah Seeva:
A musically adventurous explorer with diverse influences, Niqolah Seeva is constantly in search of new sonic experiences and vibrations. With his self-invented instrument slung over his shoulder (a cross between an oud and a guitar), he has gradually freed himself from all forms of artistic constraint, in an inexorable journey that has taken him from the rock ’n’ roll of his early days to territories as diverse as the Maghreb, the Middle East and even India.
Louv’
From ritual to trance… From the drum to the electro beat…
Louv is a beat, a song that celebrates, brings people together, inhabits the present, dances with life, summons the ancestral, sends shivers down the spine of reality, explores existence, dismantles conventions and embraces diversity.
Admission to the auditorium: €8, free for under-16s
Admission to the foyer and bar: free
Mussels and chips to eat in or take away!
Bar serving local produce
Doors open at 6.30 pm
