Festival bruits roses

From October 9 to 11, 2026, Marseille becomes a shared listening space. Like a seashell held to the ear, Bruits Roses amplifies near and distant voices, languages and stories in which the intimate meets the collective. In a world turning inward, Bruits Roses listens closely and unfolds stories. From Algiers to Tunis, Amman to Casablanca, Athens to Marseille, podcasts, radio and sound creations tell stories of young people and diasporas, intersecting identities and legacies, as well as the effects of wars, borders and domination on people’s lives and territories. From October 9 to 11, 2026, Marseille becomes a shared listening space. Like a seashell held to the ear, Bruits Roses amplifies near and distant voices, languages and stories in which the intimate meets the collective. Sharing these stories also means asking who chooses what we listen to, from where and in which language. This year, Bruits Roses opens its program to other festivals and sound programmers from Morocco, Tunisia, Jordan and Greece. Many voices and languages come together to shift power relations and sketch out a sensitive geopolitics of listening. Bruits Roses also explores sound in all its forms. For this second edition, sound is exhibited, finds echoes in films and books, is performed, opens up to young ears and travels out to sea. For three days, let’s open the seashell wide to voices, languages, stories and shared frequencies.