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- 29 January 2026Thursday 19:30Dublin, D2, IrelandThe Button FactoryYann Tiersen
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- 24 February 2026Tuesday 19:00Praha 1, Czech RepublicLucerna Music BarYann Tiersen
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- 25 February 2026Wednesday 18:00Warsaw, PolandKlub StodołaYann Tiersen
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- 26 February 2026Thursday 18:00Krakow, PolandKlub StudioYann Tiersen
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- 11 April 2026Saturday 21:00Rennes, 35, FranceCABARET BOTANIQUEYANN TIERSENOn partner site
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Yann Tiersen has announced details of a new tour across Europe, Kerber Complete
Tour: Solo Piano + Electronics, in February and March 2024.
The new tour will focus on making personal connections, finding people and places that would be impossible within the constraints of a usual tour. With no crew, rider or any of the usual paraphrenia of touring, Tiersen will journey across Europe solo in his campervan, avoiding motorways, stopping to play in rural towns and villages, and he plans to make arrangements to eat at a friend, promoter, venue owner or fan’s home each day.
The tour is a continuation of a unique tour that saw Tiersen journey from his home in Ushant and travel to Ireland, the Faroe Islands, Scotland, Liverpool and Wales on the sailboat, Ninnog. The tour was structured to allow communities of all sizes to invite the artist to perform, resulting in unforgettable shows in pubs, churches, under a gazebo, in record shops, an ecovillage, an ex-consulate and community centres.
Speaking to The Herald about the tour, Tiersen explained, “ I live on an island so I see water as a link, a connection, not as a barrier between countries.”
The tour will follow the release of Yann Tiersen’s Kerber Complete, a box set that collates four very different versions of his 2021 album, Kerber – out now on CD and digitally via Mute.
Kerber Complete collates Kerber, Yann Tiersen’s 2021 album built on modular synthesis and sampling; 11 5 18 2 5 18, the modular recomposition of Kerber; a brand new solo piano recording of Kerber and an album of remixes and reworkings from the likes of Terence Fixmer, Beatrice Dillon and Laurel Halo, as well as remixes by Tiersen of NEU!, Keeley Forsyth, Michael Price and Simon Fisher Turner & Edmund de Waal.
While 2021’s Kerber saw Tiersen incorporating modular synthesis and sampling into the recording process, his follow up album, 11 5 18 2 5 18, was born from further experimentation in the studio as the artist prepared for a performance at Berlin’s modular and synthesiser festival, Superbooth.
Using samples as his source, Tiersen resampled, reprogrammed and recomposed existing audio to create entirely new tracks unrecognisable and decontextualised from their original versions. Kerber Complete brings the story a full circle as he compliments the two albums with remixes from across Kerber and an album of newly recorded piano versions of the tracks – piano being the original source of the samples for Kerber. Watch an hour-long performance of Kerber, filmed in Ushant, here:
Yann Tiersen tickets are available at Ticketmaster.
The new tour will focus on making personal connections, finding people and places that would be impossible within the constraints of a usual tour. With no crew, rider or any of the usual paraphrenia of touring, Tiersen will journey across Europe solo in his campervan, avoiding motorways, stopping to play in rural towns and villages, and he plans to make arrangements to eat at a friend, promoter, venue owner or fan’s home each day.
The tour is a continuation of a unique tour that saw Tiersen journey from his home in Ushant and travel to Ireland, the Faroe Islands, Scotland, Liverpool and Wales on the sailboat, Ninnog. The tour was structured to allow communities of all sizes to invite the artist to perform, resulting in unforgettable shows in pubs, churches, under a gazebo, in record shops, an ecovillage, an ex-consulate and community centres.
Speaking to The Herald about the tour, Tiersen explained, “ I live on an island so I see water as a link, a connection, not as a barrier between countries.”
The tour will follow the release of Yann Tiersen’s Kerber Complete, a box set that collates four very different versions of his 2021 album, Kerber – out now on CD and digitally via Mute.
Kerber Complete collates Kerber, Yann Tiersen’s 2021 album built on modular synthesis and sampling; 11 5 18 2 5 18, the modular recomposition of Kerber; a brand new solo piano recording of Kerber and an album of remixes and reworkings from the likes of Terence Fixmer, Beatrice Dillon and Laurel Halo, as well as remixes by Tiersen of NEU!, Keeley Forsyth, Michael Price and Simon Fisher Turner & Edmund de Waal.
While 2021’s Kerber saw Tiersen incorporating modular synthesis and sampling into the recording process, his follow up album, 11 5 18 2 5 18, was born from further experimentation in the studio as the artist prepared for a performance at Berlin’s modular and synthesiser festival, Superbooth.
Using samples as his source, Tiersen resampled, reprogrammed and recomposed existing audio to create entirely new tracks unrecognisable and decontextualised from their original versions. Kerber Complete brings the story a full circle as he compliments the two albums with remixes from across Kerber and an album of newly recorded piano versions of the tracks – piano being the original source of the samples for Kerber. Watch an hour-long performance of Kerber, filmed in Ushant, here:
Yann Tiersen tickets are available at Ticketmaster.