Daniel Levi - Concert Hommage

Parc Chanot in Marseille hosts a tribute concert dedicated to Daniel Levi on Monday, April 5, 2027, at 8 p.m. Organized as part of the 2026-2027 national Tournée Hommage, this evening brings artists together around Daniel Levi’s repertoire, accompanied by his musicians and a symphony orchestra. Proceeds will be donated to Association Daniel Levi. Tickets are available now: book your place so you do not miss this event.

Daniel Levi celebrated at Parc Chanot: Marseille moves to the rhythm of a symphonic tribute

On Monday, April 5, 2027, at 8 p.m., Parc Chanot will provide the setting for an evening celebrating Daniel Levi’s repertoire. Artists will perform his greatest songs, accompanied by his musicians and a symphony orchestra, giving his music a new and deeply moving scope. Throughout the evening, images and stage footage will bring Daniel Levi’s voice back to audiences, creating an intimate and powerful connection with the public.

This tribute concert to Daniel Levi at Parc Chanot is part of the 2026-2027 national Tournée Hommage, conceived to offer a rich and moving interpretation of his work. Organized for the benefit of Association Daniel Levi, which works in Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur and throughout France to install pianos in hospitals and care homes, every ticket directly supports a charitable initiative. To discover other music events in Marseille, find the concert listings in Marseille on jds.fr.

Ticketing for the Daniel Levi tribute concert at Parc Chanot

Tickets for this evening at Parc Chanot range from €35 to €150. Given the popularity of Daniel Levi’s repertoire and the appeal of such a symphonic event, booking your tickets quickly is recommended. Also find all upcoming events related to Daniel Levi on jds.fr.

Daniel Levi: an artistic journey between jazz, soul and French popular music

A singer-songwriter, performer and pianist, Daniel Levi made his mark on the French music scene with a distinctive voice and a style blending jazz, soul and French popular music. After ten years of training at the Lyon Conservatory, he made his debut in 1983 with the album Cocktail, before achieving his first national breakthrough with Ce rêve bleu, the French version of A Whole New World for Disney’s 1993 film Aladdin.

He became a household name in 2000 with his role as Moses in the musical Les Dix Commandements, whose song L'Envie d'aimer earned him the Best Original Song award at the Victoires de la musique. He subsequently expanded his discography with albums such as Ici et maintenant (2002), Le Cœur ouvert (2005) and Grâce à toi (2021), demonstrating his enduring creativity until the end of his life.

How to get to Parc Chanot in Marseille?

Parc Chanot in Marseille is easily accessible by car from the A55 and A50 Est motorways via the Prado Carénage Tunnel and Prado Sud Tunnel, approximately 10 minutes from the Old Port. The site has 1,800 on-site parking spaces, priced at €7 for events (bank card payment only). A 300-space park-and-ride facility is also available for RTM pass holders, with entry through Gate A.

By RTM public transport, metro line 2 serves Rond-Point du Prado station, immediately near Parc Chanot. From Saint-Charles station, the journey is direct and takes 5 stops (in the direction of Sainte-Marguerite Dromel). Several bus routes (nos. 19, 21, 22, 23, 41, 44, 45, 72, 83) also provide access to the site, a 3-minute walk away. Tram T3 operates from 5:20 a.m. to 12:29 a.m. The metro runs every day from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m., making it easier to get home after evening events.

Our advice: take metro line 2 to Rond-Point du Prado station to reach Parc Chanot without parking constraints, with direct and quick access from central Marseille.

Other events at Parc Chanot in Marseille

Parc Chanot hosts many events throughout the year. Among the next events not to be missed at the Marseille venue, discover 3X Festival at Parc Chanot, an event that promises to be a must-see on the city’s calendar.