Music events Puy-De-Dôme

Like John... like who? John? Why John? Why John? Maybe they'll tell you that at a concert. They, because Like John it is a duo: Claire and Gaëlle, composers, authors, singers, musicians. On stage, they accompany their voices on the flute, cello and other strings and electronic rhythms. Their music and lyrics bounce like light and acidic bubbles of life that we cross with joy, while leaving a small place for a sweet melancholy. The pep of the duo and their incisive and always welcome humour plunge the spectator into their universe. A beautiful French/English pop that makes you want to see them and see them again.

This classical, modern and baroque music festival is organised every year, in late June/early July, in historic places such as the Issoire Abbey or Parentignat Castle. It relies on international interpreters and aims to allow the greatest number of people to have access to international concerts and performances.

During the weekend of Pentecost, Châtelguyon returned with the sources of jazz, the one listening with the feet rather than with the ears. From 11 a. m. to 2 a. m., some sixty artists, musicians and professional dancers, supported by the 200 fanatiques trainees, share their passion, thanks to street parades, free concerts on nine different scenes, the dance be-bop and tap dance courses, demonstrations and improvisations.

This 25 years ago, a group of friends both music lovers and viscerally attached to this magnificent town of Riom, decided to base this festival that bears its name today. Laurent Martin, this excellent pianist who is leading the brilliant career, was the first artistic director. At the time, it was to make known the immense compound literature for the king instrument, mainly but not merely classical. The town of Riom immediately followed, as well as many public and private partners. This is how since 1987 we have been in Riom and in several municipalities adjacent to exceptional pianists. The third piano president in Riom, Hubert Desjonquères, took the party of reasoned evolution by opening the festival since 2011 to other music.

Auvergne is known for its sumptuous volcanic landscapes and is now recognized for its international festival Mont-Dore Volcanic Blues. Again this year, the authentic blues is in honor. A peak of rock'n'roll and soul music will come to tickle our feet to make these 4 days a real feast. Even more so, lovers of blue music know that they will gather in the bars, cafés and restaurants of the station a conviviality and proximity with the artists, guarantees that the spirit of this music will remain joyful and popular. Unforgettable evenings in perspective. Note: the concerts are free, do not hesitate to consume (and rather twice than one) because the good recipes of the partner establishments remain a condition for the success of the festival!

The festival of Domaize, organized by the Association «Do But In Body», combines the programming of talent known as the «Do But In Body». A place of dissemination, exchange and sharing in a beautiful setting in the heart of Livradois-Forez for a weekend. The organisers offer different dining booths inside the festival site. For Saturday, outside the concert site, you will find a bar with small restoration during the theme day.

The aim of the festival since its creation in 1978 is to musically animate a rural majority region, so programming has always targeted a diversity covering a large part of the musical repertoire, classic as well as open to jazz and world music. The festival thus animates eleven communes of Livradois-Forez, full partners of the Concerts Concerts; the program, soloists, flautist, pianist, soprano and many other surprises. Children are not forgotten, with stories that are specially dedicated to them.

For more than 30 years, the Lembron Music Week has been honoring classical music. On the program, concerts in homage to the greatest artists interpreted by prestigious musicians from France and elsewhere. Each evening takes place in a different place, an opportunity to highlight the local architectural heritage. The closing concert traditionally takes place in an extraordinary setting: the castle of Villeneuve-Lembron.