Description
The Celtic Social Club breaks the mold by blending traditional Celtic sounds, rock, folk, and even touches of electronic music.
Opening the show, the Chambéry-based indie folk-rock duo Nótt will immerse us in their captivating musical world.
On stage, The Celtic Social Club is a force to be reckoned with: they shake up the norms by blending traditional Celtic sounds, rock, folk, and even touches of electronic music with wild energy. Violin, bagpipes, guitar, and modern groove intertwine to create a unique, powerful, and unifying sound. Drawing inspiration from The Clash, The Pogues, and Fontaines D.C.,
The Celtic Social Club has forged a distinctive sound and a cohesive narrative, promising a live show with nonstop energy.
Opening the show, the Chambery-based indie folk-rock duo Nótt will immerse us in their spellbinding musical world, which is both gentle and intense. A must-see if you haven’t already!
The bar opens 30 minutes before the show begins and offers delicious snacks in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. We offer a variety of options—savory and sweet—to suit both big and small appetites, tailored to your preferences.
Services
Disabled access
Accessibility
Rates
On 6 November 2026
On 6 November 2026
Full price
€25.00
Associate member
€21.00
These rates are available upon presentation of proof of eligibility.
Tickets are neither exchangeable nor refundable (except in the event of a rescheduling or cancellation.)
Tickets are neither exchangeable nor refundable (except in the event of a rescheduling or cancellation.)
Payment methods
Bank/credit card
Check
Travellers Cheque
Cash
Online paymentOpening times
On 6 November 2026
- 20:00 at 00:00
Location
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Access
Access
- A40 Highway, Exit 18. Follow signs for “city center,” then after the bridge, follow signs for “Atelier.”
The building is on the right, about 1 km from Exit 18.
A public parking lot is available with 2 parking spaces for people with limited mobility.
