The best music and entertainment bars Brest

This pub, located at the bottom of the rue de Siam, more Celtic than exclusively Irish, offers a wide choice of beers (including 13 different types of pressure mixing Breton beers and Irish cider) but above all a typical atmosphere. The hall sometimes turns into a concert hall, when an Irish music group settles in the back! You will also appreciate its terrace, with a small view of the harbour. During the weekday lunch period, the pub serves a daily special (and fresh fries). An undeniable place to experience, a must in Brest, for a relaxed atmosphere! Note: Every 15 days from 9pm on Wednesdays, the Tir na n'og fills up with its Pub Quizz, a small general culture competition.

This gay, lesbian and hetero-friendly bar welcomes you in a young and festive atmosphere where good humour is the order of the day. The drinks are excellent, especially the homemade cocktails. The music is current with a strong electro trend. You will be able to wiggle your hips on the dance floor to the sound of the appointed DJ. The place is taken by storm every weekend by the regulars of the place and the staff has no lack of imagination to liven up the theme evenings concocted throughout the year. Don't miss the karaoke every Thursday and Sunday at 6pm. Wednesdays are cheap. Fridays swing on the dancefloor and Saturdays welcome the DJs!

Right in the heart of Saint-Martin, this sign with its colourful front seems to be almost exclusively dedicated to comic books. Although posters of Hergé or Bilal decorate the interior, this bar immediately stood out as one of the strongholds of Brest's rock'n'roll scene. You can enjoy a pint and a good sound. Comix also hosts rock concerts. To do this, keep your eyes and ears open, because concerts are intimate. Don't expect a big show! Here we rock like we used to, we take out the guitars and let's get the right sound! Notice to vinyl addicts, the place is unique.

La Raskette is a restaurant, a nightclub and a micro-concert hall all rolled into one! Situated on the commercial port, La Raskette is one of Brest's rare night bars, open all week until 3am, to delight late-nighters with food and drink available until 2am! You'll find concerts and live music on "Brest's smallest stage", as well as themed evenings. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious. The menu features top-quality cuisine, dishes for sharing and delicious pizzas, which are just what you need at the end of the evening. As for drinks: cocktails, draught beers, wines: you shouldn't go thirsty!