Carnavalorock

A festival rooted in Saint-Brieuc's rock history

Carnavalorock was born in 1990 in Saint-Brieuc, offering a stage for regional, national, and international rock and punk bands for seven consecutive editions (1990-1997). After a twenty-year hiatus, the festival was successfully revived in 2017, immediately regaining its loyal audience and attracting new festival-goers.

The Salle de Robien as a rock temple

Every October, the Salle de Robien in Saint-Brieuc transforms into a rock temple for two evenings of concerts. The energy of punk, the power of rock, and the festive spirit of ska combine in an electric atmosphere, driven by an ambitious lineup and professional sound.

A lineup blending legends and discoveries

Carnavalorock brings together rock and punk legends and emerging bands on its stage. Among the artists who have marked recent editions: Ultra Vomit, Buzzcocks, The Undertones, Lofofora, The Limiñanas, Frustration, Sidilarsen, Burning Heads, Danakil, Les Garçons Bouchers, and Naive New Beaters.

An event powered by Diogène Productions

The festival is organized in partnership with Diogène Productions, a major player in the Breton music scene. Each edition features two distinct evenings with complementary atmospheres, ranging from hardcore punk to alternative rock, including ska and post-punk.