Dalí

On Wednesday, April 7, 2027 at 8pm, Dalí takes to the stage at Hangar à sucre in Marseille for a concert set to be an intense one. The French artist, whose music straddles rap, chanson and R&B, stops at this iconic venue in the Arenc district to showcase a distinctive and deeply personal musical world. Tickets are available now: don’t wait to book your place for the evening.

Marseille welcomes Dalí to the stage at Hangar à sucre

On April 7, 2027, Hangar à sucre opens its doors to Dalí for a much-anticipated concert in Marseille. In this former port warehouse in the Arenc district, converted into a concert venue with impactful acoustics, the artist will perform a set that blends rap, chanson and R&B. With a capacity of nearly 2,800 spectators, the venue offers a rare sense of closeness to the artists. Concertgoers in Marseille will find it an ideal setting to discover or rediscover this rising artist.

Located in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, Hangar à sucre is one of the most vibrant cultural venues in Marseille. With his world of poetic sensitivity and captivating melodies, Dalí will perform his single Parlerfort, among other songs—a track that confirms his move towards more singing and melody. The site’s spacious outdoor areas, enlivened by food trucks and pop-up bars, invite you to enjoy the evening well before the show begins.

Tickets: book your place for Dalí’s concert at Hangar à sucre

Dalí’s concert at Hangar à sucre is already attracting a large audience, drawn to an artist whose profile on the French music scene continues to grow. Tickets are available from €34.10. With demand on the rise, it’s best to buy your tickets without delay. You can also find all available prices and dates on Dalí’s concert page so you don’t miss a chance to see him live.

Dalí’s artistic journey

Born in Paris in 2001, Dalí made his debut on the music scene in 2021, encouraged by a French teacher who recognised his poetic talent. He released his first singles, Pacem and Grinta, on Spotify, laying the foundations for a sound that blends French rap, pop and chanson. His stated influences—Sampha, Brent Faiyaz and Frank Ocean—reveal a strong R&B and soul sensibility.

His discography quickly grew with ambitious projects: Magazine (2023), then Muse (2023), a personal and intimate concept album, followed by a live version in 2024. In 2025, he unveiled César, his most recent single, and appeared at several major festivals. If you’d like to catch him live, also check out Dalí’s concert in Clermont-Ferrand, another date not to miss.

How do you get to Hangar à sucre in Marseille?

Located in the Arenc district, in Marseille’s 2nd arrondissement, Hangar à sucre is accessible by car from the main motorway routes serving the metropolitan area, with direct access from the north. Several parking options are available nearby, including Parking Quai d'Arenc (quai Euroméditerranée) and Zenpark - Parking Arenc. Please note, however, that the Low Emission Zone (ZFE-m) has been in effect since September 2022: check in advance that your Crit'Air sticker is compatible with driving in this area.

To reach Hangar à sucre by public transport, the Arenc-Euroméditerranée transport hub is the most convenient option. Tram T2 serves this area directly, while several bus routes converge on the Arenc hub from across the city. According to the Marseille Tourist Office, the venue is also accessible to people with disabilities (PRM).

Our tip: take tram T2, which serves the Arenc-Euroméditerranée area directly. It’s the easiest and fastest way to get to Hangar à sucre, without having to worry about parking or the ZFE-m restrictions.