Ln 21 May 2026, the Toulouse Cervantes Institute will be welcoming the Jérémy Rollando Quartet for a concert organised as part of Europe Week. Supported by the members of EUNIC Toulouse and the Young Europeans, this evening will showcase a musical creation with multiple influences.

As part of Europe Week organised by Toulouse City Council, the members of’EUNIC Toulouse* join forces with Young Europeans Toulouse to offer a concert of Jérémy Rollando Quartet. This event, part of the 2026 programme, was initiated by Toulouse Métropole.

Guitarist and composer, Jérémy Rollando is developing a singular musical universe where jazz, flamenco, world music and classical influences meet. Nurtured from childhood by a rich artistic environment, he is the son of percussionist Pascal Rollando and grew up in contact with figures such as Bernardo Sandoval, Serge Lopez, Renaud Garcia Fons and Kiko Ruiz. His second album, ZEF, is a testament to this diversity of influences, building bridges between Brittany, the Mediterranean and Occitania through fluid, moving writing.

He will be joined on stage by Jean-Luc Amestoy on accordion and piano, Pascal Rollando on percussion and Emmanuel Forster on double bass. Together, they offer a band where timbres and rhythms dialogue with precision in the service of open and sensitive compositions.

The concert will be held at the Institut Cervantes in Toulouse, and will provide a warm evening of music and exchange in the spirit of Europe Week.

A musical event showcasing a quartet with a wide range of influences, as part of Europe Week 2026 in Toulouse.

Practical information

• Date Thursday 21 May 2026 at 8pm
• Location Instituto Cervantes, auditorium
  31, rue des Chalets, 31000 Toulouse
• Rates 12 (full price) / €8 (reduced price: jobseekers, students, IC members)
• Reservations : 05 61 62 80 72

* EUNIC Toulouse brings together the Alliance Française de Toulouse, the’Instituto Cervantes de Toulousethe Dante Alighieri Toulouse and the Toulouse Goethe Institute

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