Breton singer Denez Prigent will perform a free concert on the place d’Armes in Le Croisic on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, starting at 21:00, according to reports from Rédaction Guérande and Ouest-France. The performance highlights traditional Celtic music blended with modern electronic soundscapes, showcasing material from his ninth studio album titled Toenn-vor, which translates to “Toof of sea” in French, as reported by Ouest-France.
Toenn-vor Tour and Musical Ensemble
According to Rédaction Guérande, Prigent will take the stage accompanied by a diverse ensemble of musicians. Christelle Belalia handles synthesizers and machines, Ronan Le Bars plays uilleann pipes and flutes, Robin Foster performs on electric guitar, Martin Chaperon manages oud, saz, banjo, and guitar, Hibu Corbell plays drums, and Jean-Baptiste Henry performs on the bandoneon. Ouest-France notes that the concert weaves together gwerzioù, traditional lamentations, and ballads sung in both Breton and French.
Career Background and Notable Milestones
Prigent stands as an emblematic figure in contemporary Breton and Celtic music, performing previously at major venues including the Olympia and the Stade de France, according to Rédaction Guérande. His global reach expanded when director Ridley Scott selected his music for the soundtrack of the film Black Hawk Down (La Chute du Faucon noir), as detailed by Rédaction Guérande.
