
Quebec progressive folk group Le Vent du Nord plays the Guildhall on their UK tour, with five-part harmony singing, hurdy-gurdy and bouzouki.
Le Vent du Nord play Gloucester Guildhall on Friday 22 January 2027, as part of their UK tour that month. They're QuƩbec's pioneering progressive folk group, formed in 2002, and they've since become major ambassadors of Canada's Francophone culture.
Their sound is built on the harmony singing of five voices, layered over podorythmie ā the traditional foot-tapping that keeps the beat ā and a wide range of instruments: hurdy-gurdy, bouzouki, bombarde, fiddle and accordion. It's a full-band folk sound, with the vocals and the instruments working together rather than one sitting on top of the other.
They've been at it for over two decades now, with more than 2,400 shows across four continents and 13 albums to their name. Along the way they've picked up several prestigious international awards, so they're well-travelled and well-established in the folk world. The Guildhall date is one stop on their January 2027 tour of the UK.
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Tickets are £25, and the Guildhall recommends the night for ages 14 and over. The show starts at 19:30 at Gloucester Guildhall, 23 Eastgate Street, GL1 1NS.