Boum pop créole

• Free entry Saturday 24 October
 A night to indulge and celebrate, again and again, the best of our lives and our love of pop (and much more) in the mix—that’s BOUM POP! Don’t expect anything predictable: BOUM POP wants to take us even further, to the irreverent crossroads of genres and intoxicating modulations, like bridges spanning boundaries we could well do without, from one musical territory to another.

This week’s program…: Creole electro-pop!

Swept up in a whirlwind of sounds in our living rooms, we’ll dance, flirt with one another, and smile like friends at home!

23H-1H45 @Amarouka

CARIBBEAN CREOLE POP < <

From the Guadeloupean Indian community, Amarouka is part of the Creole Pop movement, at the crossroads of Caribbean and Indian Ocean rhythms. Behind the festive energy, his music speaks out about social injustices and the realities of the French Antilles, with solidarity, self-love, and reconnection with the living world as recurring themes.

On stage, he sings and performs a 100% Creole DJ Live set, taking a stand against colonial legacies and spanning the diasporas of Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Réunion, and Mauritius. This musical journey brings Creole cultures, memories, and identities into dialogue while celebrating their strength and ability to reinvent themselves.

REMINDER: From 21h to 23h, the OM-OL match (women’s teams!) will be broadcast live on the big screen on the terrace and inside BOUM!

• Free entry

• Happy hour from 18h to 20h

• Free tickets available in advance on Shotgun & RA
 BOUM Marseille, 21 rue André Poggioli, 13006 Marseille

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Everyone is welcome at BOUM, whatever your identity!

To make sure the party and evening are a success for everyone, please read the following carefully:

⌦ Violent, racist, misogynistic, transphobic, fatphobic, whorephobic, ableist, classist, ageist, ... remarks and behavior will not be tolerated.

#StaySafe: In the bar, you’ll find a shelf with harm-reduction supplies (straws, condoms, etc.) and related information.

Staff members are here if there’s a problem, so don’t hesitate to let them know!

Be kind to one another, stay safe, respectful, and happy!

Head home in a group; it’s always better to count on one another if you have an unpleasant encounter on the way back.