Bouge Ton Cube Festival

Bouge Ton Cube: Rock Celebrated in Lauzach

Since 2014, the Bouge Ton Cube Festival has been making the town of Lauzach vibrate to the rhythm of rock and alternative music. Organized by a passionate local association, this friendly festival takes over the Espace Culturel Le Cube for two evenings of intense concerts, offering a varied and high-quality program in an intimate setting that is the event's strength.

A Rock Program in All Its Forms

Each edition of Bouge Ton Cube explores rock in all its facets: rock, pop-rock, punk, folk, garage, and alternative music follow each other on stage. The festival programs four bands per evening, with DJ sets between concerts and at the closing, ensuring a festive and danceable atmosphere from start to finish. The lineup mixes local Breton bands, French groups, and international artists.

The 2026 Edition: "Female Rockers" in the Spotlight

The 13th edition of the festival, on March 27th and 28th, 2026, highlights women in rock with a special "Female Rockers" evening on Saturday. For the first time in Lauzach, four bands led by women will perform: CrazyDolls & The Bollocks, The Darts, Kill The Princess, and Gaëlle Buswell. Friday features an "Rock in All Its Forms" evening with four bands of distinct styles and DJ DIINDAAR closing the night.

Espace Culturel Le Cube: A Gem for Rock

The Espace Culturel Le Cube in Lauzach offers an ideal setting for a rock festival: a human-sized venue, proximity to artists, and professional-quality sound. This intimate capacity allows for an incomparable concert experience, where the audience vibrates closely with the musicians. Le Cube has become a reference point for the Morbihan rock scene over the years.

A Non-Profit and Friendly Festival

Driven by passionate volunteers, the Bouge Ton Cube Festival cultivates a warm and friendly atmosphere that is its reputation. A local bar with Breton craft beers, on-site catering, and a welcoming smile create a family and festive atmosphere. The festival actively contributes to the cultural life of the town of Lauzach and southern Morbihan.