Fête du Bruit in Saint-Nolff 2026: Damso, Christophe Maé... the first names

Damso, Christophe Maé, Asaf Avidan, Julien Doré, PLK, Théodora, and Paul Kalkbrenner are expected in Brittany next summer for the latest edition of the Fête du Bruit festival in Saint-Nolff. Taking place on Friday, July 10, Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, 2026, the Breton festival is set to once again bring the party to Morbihan with a new lineup that is sure to delight everyone!

There's no shortage of music festivals in Brittany. Of course, there's the Vieilles Charrues, a must-see event in Carhaix every summer. The Lorient Interceltic Festival also attracts large numbers of festival-goers from all over France. There's also the Motocultor for metal music fans, the Route du Rock in Saint-Malo, the Art Rock festival in Saint-Brieuc, the young Re-Animator and the Fête du Bruit festival in Landerneau.

And don't forget Fête du Bruit in Saint-Nolff. Organized in Saint-Nolff, not far from Vannes in Morbihan, this Breton festival was first held in 1997. For eleven editions, the event opened its doors to a host of national and international artists, including Portishead, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Muse, Garbage, Iggy & The Stooges, Tryo, Mass Hysteria, Matmatah, Ska-P and Gaëtan Roussel and Shaka Ponk.

Despite these prestigious line-ups, the festival's history came to an end in 2011, before finally making a comeback in 2018, 7 years after the last edition. For the occasion, Fête du Fruit in Saint-Nolff pulled out all the stops, welcoming Indochine, Macklemore, The Offspring, Simple Minds and FFF.

Since its return, many festival-goers have been flocking to Saint-Nolff every summer to dance to the beat of live music. In 2025, the festival attracted 55,000 people over three days, thanks to performances by Black Eyed Peas, Ninho & Niska, Santa, Soprano Kyo, Rilès, Vald, and Silmarils.

All eyes are now on the next edition of the Fête du Bruit festival in Saint-Nolff, scheduled for Friday, July 10, Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, 2026. So, which artists and bands will get you dancing in Brittany next summer? The festival has lifted the veil on the first confirmed artists. Among them? French singers Christophe Maé and Julien Doré, as well as rappers Damso and PLK, and the phenomenon Théodora. Let's not forget Paul Kalkbrenner and Asaf Avidan. See you soon to discover the rest of the lineup, and don't wait to reserve your passes now!