Les Ramoneurs De Menhirs

On November 7, 2026, at LE 112, Route de Verdun in Terville, Les Ramoneurs de Menhirs reignite the flame with biniou (Breton bagpipe), bombarde (traditional Breton oboe) and gritty guitars. Born when Éric — a piper seen alongside Bérurier Noir — invited Loran (formerly of Bérurier Noir) in the mid-2000s, the project made the collision between Breton trad and punk unmistakable. Today, with Gwenael on vocals and Jérôme on biniou and bombarde, the band delivers fest-noz tunes driven by a hard-hitting rhythm section, sharp lyrics and infectious energy. Between laments in Breton and slogans in French, their set weaves circle dances and call-and-response choruses that answer Loran’s guitar.

Opening the evening is PKRK. Formed in 1987 in a cellar in Metz, the band forged itself on the alternative scene with taut riffs and no-frills shows. Led by Vincen from day one, they made their way through the 1990s with four albums, toured France and Europe, and shared bills with Toy Dolls, Wampas, Parabellum and 999. Faces have changed, not the drive: PKRK continues its course with a lean, direct punk rock meant for venues that vibrate. High-energy and electric, their line goes straight to the point, with the hunger of their early days.