Concerts & Music

Ahmed Amine's Dinner + Kermesse Guitare

Name: Ahmed Amine's Dinner + Kermesse Guitare
Start: 2026-12-11T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-12-11T22:00:00+00:00
Location: Le Scarron

Friday, December 11 at 8:30 PMLe Scarron

Event website

Le Scarron hosts an evening presented by Collectif 3h10, with two acts of very different aesthetics. Kermesse Guitare brings together five musicians — Arnaud Edel (guitar, vocals, compositions), Guillaume Magne, Pierre-Louis François, and Arthur Delaleu (guitars), Alexandre Berton (drums, vocals) — for rock that is both questioning and deeply felt, somewhere between electric trance, poetic moments, and absurdist bursts, driven by striking lyrics and hypnotic layers. As a supporting act, Ahmed Amine's Dinner presents a stripped-down trio — oud, electric bass, and drums — for evolving melodies within organic grooves: an unusual power-trio setup born from a creative collaboration that began in 2024. See you Friday, December 11, 8:30–11 PM, with free seated admission.

Organizer

Superforma

A Le Mans-based nonprofit founded in 2014, certified as a Scène de Musiques Actuelles (SMAC) by the Ministry of Culture, the only one in the Sarthe. Superforma runs a network of venues (L'Oasis, Le Scarron, Salle Jean Carmet, L'Alambik, Les Saulnières, La Péniche Excelsior) and organizes concerts, artist residencies and training programs in contemporary music.

On stage / In the ring

Kermesse Guitare
Five-piece group (Arnaud Edel, Guillaume Magne, Pierre-Louis François, Arthur Delaleu, Alexandre Berton) playing questioning rock, somewhere between electric trance and absurdist bursts.
Ahmed Amine's Dinner
Trio (oud, electric bass, drums) born from a creative collaboration that began in 2024, in an unusual power-trio format.

Le Scarron

8 place des Jacobins, 72000 Le Mans

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Getting there

Tram: T2 — Jacobins-Quinconces stop, 130 m · wheelchair-accessible stop
Bus: Lines M, 8 — Mendès France stop, 90 m · wheelchair-accessible stop
Parking: Parking 80 m away: Parking des Jacobins (paid, 388 spaces, underground)