« Annie Ebrel was born into a family where Breton is spoken naturally, and where attending Festoù-Noz and other festivals is part of everyday life. She began singing at an early age. What a pleasure it is to meet up again with the great Breton voice who has worked in cinema, music and theater. All her exciting adventures have gone hand in hand with her Breton roots. Following on from her album Lellig, nicknamed after the Breton poetess Anjela Duval (1905-1981), Annie Ebrel offers us a sunny tour de chant, bathed in skin-deep poetry. What a delight ! » Anne Millour, Le Quartz Scène Nationale de Brest (29)

Following in the footsteps of her elders Yann-Fañch Kemener and Erik Marchand, Annie Ebrel is one of the greatest voices in Breton song. Having learned the Breton language and traditional singing at a very young age in the family circle, she is striking for her immediately recognisable tone and her knowledge of the popular language.

Annie Ebrel has collaborated with many musicians, from a capella singing in solo, duo or trio, to her own musical creation (Dibenn, Annie Ebrel Quartet, Le Chant des Soupirs), to jazz and jazz-rock (Riccardo Del Fra, Jacques Pellen Celtic Procession, One Shot).

In this new show, ‘An Ebatoù, les amusements’, with its resolutely contemporary musical colours, Annie Ebrel, surrounded by her friends Ronan Pellen, Daravan Souvanna and Clément Dallot, aims to question the ways in which dance is present in the popular sung tradition.

New album An Ebatoù (April 2025) Label Arfolk.

Co-producers: residency support Carré Magique ( Pôle national cirque en Bretagne [Lannion/22]), Amzer Nevez, Ploemeur (56), Festival Yaouank in Rennes (35). This show is supported by the Centre National de la Musique and the Conseil Régional de Bretagne.

On tour 24/25 :