FESTIVAL DE GUITARE D’AUCAMVILLE ET DU NORD TOULOUSAIN

The festival celebrates the guitar in all its forms, whether electric, acoustic, classical or gypsy, welcoming artists from a wide range of backgrounds: international headliners, emerging talents and local stars.

This 2026 edition continues its exploration of contemporary music and revisited traditions: jazz, folk, rock, pop, blues, flamenco and other sounds from around the world intertwine in a programme that gives pride of place to creativity and diversity.

With concerts, exhibitions, film concerts and showcases, you're invited to take a musical journey from Aucamville to Balma, via Bruguières, Fonbeauzard, Gagnac-sur-Garonne, Launaguet, Saint-Alban, and now Gratentour, the new partner town in this great collective adventure.

Highlights include concerts by Mauve (folk), Irina González (chanson, jazz, Afro-Cuban), a jazz quartet led by Lagrène - Belmondo - Vignolo - Ceccarelli, an indie-pop-rock performance by Danger Zoo, and showcases and concerts by Mélys (folk-rock), mixed-music evenings with Oscar Emch (R'n'B, soul, French chanson), a flamenco-jazz concert by Kiko Ruiz ('Ama la vida'), and a family film-concert ('Le Garçon et le monde') by Duo Matto to round off this year's event, rich in musical diversity and artistic discoveries.

The festival is once again putting the emphasis on diversity and inclusion, promoting the presence of women and minority artists in music, while making a commitment through the "Cities for All" label by providing PRM access in every venue and the loan of vibrating waistcoats for the hard-of-hearing and deaf.