Laurent Coulondre live in Saint-Omer

Experience Laurent Coulondre live on July 3rd

Laurent Coulondre will perform at the Ruins of St. Bertin Abbey in Saint-Omer, France on July 3rd, 2026. Coulondre is a French composer and musician known for his atmospheric and textural electronic music, often incorporating field recordings and minimalist structures. His work frequently explores themes of space, memory, and the interplay between natural and synthetic sounds; it’s generally categorized within ambient, drone, and experimental electronic genres.

The Ruins of St. Bertin Abbey represent a significant historical landmark. Founded in 638 AD by Saint Bertin, it initially housed a Benedictine monastery which became a major center of learning and pilgrimage throughout the Middle Ages. The abbey church underwent numerous reconstructions and expansions over centuries, reflecting evolving architectural styles – notably Romanesque and Gothic. Largely destroyed during the French Revolution in the late 18th century, substantial ruins remain today, including portions of the nave, transept, and cloister. The site is now a protected historical monument administered by the French state, drawing visitors interested in its rich religious and architectural past. The atmospheric setting of the ruins provides a unique context for musical performances.