Festival Blues des Deux Rivières

Blues at the confluence of the Guic and the Léguer

The Festival Blues des Deux Rivières is held every year in October in Belle-Isle-en-Terre, a small town in the Trégor region, at the confluence of two rivers — the Guic and the Léguer — which give the festival its name. This autumn event has become a must for blues lovers in Brittany, offering a quality program in a green and preserved setting.

Blues in all its forms

The festival's program covers the entire spectrum of blues: acoustic, electric, Chicago blues, Delta blues, blues rock, soul blues. French and international artists perform on stage for three days, offering intense and authentic performances. The festival favors intimate formats and encounters between musicians and the public, in human-sized venues that guarantee rare proximity.

A festival rooted in its territory

Organized by the Blues des Deux Rivières association, the festival is part of the cultural life of Belle-Isle-en-Terre and the Trégor region. The association also organizes concerts out of season, hosting visiting artists — particularly Americans — for blues evenings throughout the year. The exceptional natural setting of Belle-Isle-en-Terre, the gateway to the Léguer valley, contributes to the charm of this autumn event.