DRAG RELEASE PARTY ! Show & Dj Set Par Miss Martini, Madame Douillette, Madame Victor & More

RELEASE PARTY !

Everyone come to BOUM MARSEILLE on Friday, September 18 at 8 PM for a charity drag show benefiting SAUVAGE MÉDITERRANÉE, featuring committed artists: MADAME DOUILLETTE, MADAME VICTOR, MISKI ROYALE, VOMIT BITCH, MORTAL KANDYA and a surprise guest.

It’s official: Miss Martini—the first drag queen in the world and the universe to carry the Olympic flame (thank you GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS for the mention)—will become the first drag performer to run the Marseille Cassis on October 25, MARSEILLE CASSIS AG2R LA MONDIALE À TOUTES ALLURES.

For the occasion, she is releasing a new single with her longtime partner FRED'S KITTY: RUN with Miss Martini, made for gyms and runners of every kind. Discover it on all platforms on Friday, September 18.

But Miss Martini isn’t running for nothing! She is running for a good cause! A committed environmentalist, she is highlighting and collecting donations for the incredible association SAUVAGE MÉDITERRANÉE, which fights pollution in the Mediterranean Sea.

Miss Martini will perform her new single for the first time!

Enter for a pay-what-you-can price, €5 suggested! We’re expecting lots of you to give even more to SAUVAGE MÉDITERRANÉE and make our CITY OF MARSEILLE

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Pay-what-you-can entry (until 11 PM, free DJ set after 11 PM) • Happy hour from 6 PM to 8 PM • Free advance tickets on RA

----- BOUM Marseille, 21 rue André Poggioli, 13006 Marseille -----

Everyone is welcome at BOUM, whatever your identity!

For everyone’s party and evening to be a success, please read the following carefully:

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

StaySafe: In the bar, you will find a shelf with harm-reduction supplies (straws, condoms, etc.) and dedicated information.

Staff members are there if there is a problem, so don’t hesitate to let us know!

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

Go home in groups; it’s always better to be able to count on one another in case of an unpleasant encounter on the way back.