Friday

Church Square at 20 p.m. – Dous of Dous

A duo musical performance where traditional Occitan balèti meets contemporary music. Julie, the singer, and Xavier capture and play the sounds of other musicians such as Dino Tron on the accordion, Jean Cléricy on rhythm, and François Arnaud on the violin and mandolin. With this musical foundation, Xavier has complete freedom to express himself on the fife, transverse flute, and alto saxophone.

Place GIBERT at 21:30 p.m. – Small Jean

A group that combines vocal harmonies and varied orchestration. Composed of five musicians, they sing along to committed lyrics such as the environment... The "trad" energy added to a resolutely rock and festive atmosphere allows for a rich and dynamic musical performance. The interpretation of "Jean Petit qui danse" has become a signature, revisited with dynamism and modernity.

Open on Saturday

Church Square at 20 p.m. – Morenica

Morenica is the first name of the magical four-headed monster who recomposes traditional music in French and Occitan. Her polyphonic singing takes us to mysterious, surreal lands, to tell stories of everyday life. We hear the organic warmth of the Nordstage synthesizer, the grain of the melodies, and cosmic guitar chords. Morenica awakens the spirit of her ancestors with drums to deliver hypnotic and festive music.

Place GIBERT at 21:30 p.m. – HK

With deep roots in Mediterranean culture and global influences, HK creates a musical universe that resonates with universal messages. HK has forged a distinctive musical identity by blending elements of reggae, soul, and world music. His compositions are tinged with warm rhythms and catchy melodies.

Sunday

Church Square at 20 p.m. – Grand Dub Ball

It's a ghost ship taking flight from the Occitanie region of the Alps. The engine that will make it fly is made up of machines powered by Madaski (electronics, vocals), Sergio Berardo (vocals and hurdy-gurdy), Roberto Avena (accordion), and Chiara Cesano (violin). If you want to understand where your roots are planted and see them grow back, if you have the vocation of being a sound transmitter, then welcome aboard.

Place GIBERT at 21:30 p.m. – Goulamas'K

Goulamas'k arrives with a powerful and fiery traditional ska rock that delivers a festive struggle. On stage, the seven multi-instrumentalists move with ease from sax to gralla, from trumpet to gemec bag, from keyboard to bouzouki, all spiced up by the presence of the flabiol. The vocals, carried by lyrics in Occitan, Catalan, and French, are the mastermind behind this contagious energy.