Red Cardell is a renowned Breton rock band hailing from the vibrant cultural landscape of Brittany, France. The group, often characterized by its potent blend of Celtic rock, incorporates a variety of musical styles including folk, punk, blues, and world music. Formed in 1992, the band was initially composed of Jean-Pierre Riou on vocals and guitar, Jean-Michel Moal on accordion, and Ian Proërer on drums, with Manu Masko taking up the drums in later years after Proërer's departure.

Red Cardell has made a significant contribution to the contemporary Celtic music scene, not only in Brittany but also on an international level. Their music is a testament to the modern Breton identity, often reflecting social issues and celebrating Breton culture through their lively melodies and poetic lyrics. Over the years, they have released a prolific array of albums and tracks, with notable recent works such as "La ballade de 6 à 8," "Climatik," and "Nerzh." The band's album "Le banquet de cristal" and their track "Soleils blancs," both categorized as Celtic Rock from Brittany, showcase their commitment to blending traditional Breton sounds with modern rock influences, ensuring that the heart of Breton music continues to beat strongly in the contemporary music scene. Red Cardell's work resonates with energy and passion, captivating audiences with their dynamic performances and rich musical heritage.

Genres

Breton Folk

Celtic Rock

Latest Release

Bordel

Red Cardell

Album - 12 Tracks - Released March 8, 2024