Camp Claude

Camp Claude will perform at Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille on Friday, October 2, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. Driven by their distinctive electro-pop world and the energy of their latest album NEVER SAY NEVER, Diane Sagnier, Léo Hellden and Michael Giffts promise an evening of rare intensity. Tickets are available now: book your place without delay so you don’t miss this Marseille event. Camp Claude takes over the Petit Cab stage in Marseille for a skywave night On Friday, October 2, 2026, at 7:30 p.m., Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai welcomes Camp Claude for a concert steeped in electronic atmospheres, cold wave and cinematic pop. In this iconic venue in Marseille’s 3rd arrondissement, the Parisian trio will unfold the dense, captivating world of their fourth album, NEVER SAY NEVER, released in March 2026. For fans of the electro-pop scene in Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur, this promises to be a memorable evening. Led by Diane Sagnier’s voice and polished production with clear influences—from Massive Attack to New Order and the world of David Lynch—Camp Claude brings an energy to the stage that is both dreamy and fierce. To discover more musical events in Marseille, consult the schedule of concerts and musical shows in Marseille. Camp Claude tickets at Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai Camp Claude’s concert takes place at Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille on October 2, 2026. Tickets are available from €20. The band, a true presence on the French independent scene, attracts a loyal and enthusiastic audience: remember to book quickly before prices rise. Also find all of Camp Claude’s upcoming concerts on jds.fr. Camp Claude: the career and discography of an extraordinary electro-pop trio Founded in Paris in 2013, Camp Claude brings together singer Diane Sagnier, Léo Hellden and Michael Giffts around an aesthetic they themselves call “skywave.” After the breakthrough single Hurricanes in 2014, the trio successively released Swimming Lessons (2016) and Double Dreaming (2019), two albums that established them as a reliable force in French independent pop. In 2023, the album Moody Moon confirmed their distinctive identity, before NEVER SAY NEVER (March 2026, Cadette label) marked a new stage in their trajectory. With fourteen tracks and notable singles such as WORLD WITH YOUR NAME and This Country, the album continues a coherent and ambitious body of work. Don’t miss Camp Claude’s concert in Lyon either, another date worth following closely. How to get to Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille? Located in the Belle de Mai district, in Marseille’s 3rd arrondissement, the site is well served by RTM public transport. By bus, lines 49 and 56 serve the Belle de Mai la Friche stop 7 days a week. By metro, lines M1 and M2 lead to Gare Saint-Charles station, from where a bus connection or an approximately 15-minute walk takes you to the venue. Tram T2 (Longchamp stop) is another convenient option, with approximately 10 minutes on foot to the site. Find all practical information on the Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai page. To come by car from the A7 motorway, take the Marseille Nord / Saint-Charles exit and follow signs for the 3rd arrondissement. An 86-space semi-underground car park is available on site, accessed via the Simon entrance at 12 rue François Simon (the pedestrian entrance at 41 rue Jobin does not provide access to the car park). Parking is free for 1 hour 30 minutes, then costs €1.60/hour for visitors. Please note: this car park may be closed during certain events. As Marseille is subject to the Low-Emission Zone (ZFE), check your Crit’Air sticker at certificat-air.gouv.fr. Our advice: use RTM public transport, particularly bus lines 49 or 56 to the Belle de Mai la Friche stop, to reach Petit Cab without parking concerns. In the evening, night bus line 582 provides an easy return to the city center.