Feu! Chatterton - Tournée

The Parisian band Feu! Chatterton will take over the stage at Le Dôme in Marseille on Thursday, December 10, 2026, at 8 p.m. as part of their major tour. Arthur Teboul and his fellow musicians will present their poetic, rock-infused world to Marseille audiences in this iconic venue in the Bouches-du-Rhône. This concert is part of a series of exceptional dates that will take the quintet to France’s biggest venues. Tickets are available now, priced from €50 to €74.80—a unique opportunity to discover their latest album, "Labyrinthe", live. Marseille welcomes Feu! Chatterton to Le Dôme for a poetic rock evening This Marseille date is part of a major national tour that will take Feu! Chatterton to France’s most prestigious venues. Le Dôme in Marseille, with its capacity of 8,500 spectators and distinctive upside-down boat-hull architecture, will provide an exceptional setting in which to discover the band’s world. Fans of rock concerts and French chanson in Marseille will be able to enjoy a unique musical experience in this essential venue on the cultural landscape of the Bouches-du-Rhône. This performance will allow Marseille audiences to discover the quintet’s new compositions, including tracks from their album "Labyrinthe", in an intimate atmosphere despite the venue’s large capacity. The event promises to bring together admirers of contemporary poetry and French rock for a memorable evening in the Phocaean city. Tickets for Feu! Chatterton at Le Dôme in Marseille Tickets for this performance at Le Dôme in Marseille are priced from €50 to €74.80, depending on the seats selected. Given the growing popularity of the Parisian band and the exceptional scale of this tour, booking quickly is strongly recommended. The venue’s limited capacity and the enthusiasm of Marseille audiences for this type of cultural event make purchasing tickets in advance essential to avoid missing this evening. To discover their full schedule, see Feu! Chatterton’s other concerts in France. Feu! Chatterton’s artistic journey Formed in 2011 at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris, Feu! Chatterton has established itself as one of the most distinctive acts on France’s contemporary music scene. The quintet, led by Arthur Teboul, draws inspiration from literature and poetry, creating a unique musical world that blends rock, French chanson and slam. Their successive albums, from "Ici le Jour (a tout enseveli)", certified gold in 2015, to "Palais d'argile", certified platinum in 2021, testify to this remarkable artistic evolution. Their latest album, "Labyrinthe", released in September 2025, confirms their ability to renew their approach while retaining their poetic identity. The thirteen tracks explore a range of sounds, from the psychedelia of "Mon frère" to the Latin rhythms of "Labyrinthe", including the acoustic sound of "Mille Vagues". This musical richness will be showcased during their appearance in Feu! Chatterton in concert in Toulouse and the other cities on their national tour. How to get to Le Dôme in Marseille? Getting to Le Dôme in Marseille for this concert is easy thanks to numerous transport options. By metro, the Saint-Just - Hôtel du Département station on line M1 is just a 2-minute walk from the venue, making it the most convenient option. Several RTM bus routes also serve the area: routes 72, 82, 81, 53, B2, 33 and 34, with stops very close by. For spectators arriving by car, two main routes are recommended: from the A7 motorway via the Plombières exit, or from the A50 via the La Timone exit. The main car park beneath the Hôtel du Département offers 580 free spaces for the duration of the show upon presentation of the admission ticket. Access is via the Giratoire Barry, but please note: the vehicle must be collected at the end of the performance. Our advice: take metro line M1 to Saint-Just - Hôtel du Département, the fastest and most reliable way to get to the concert. After this exceptional musical event with Feu! Chatterton, Casse-Noisette - Ballet & Orchestre will also take over Le Dôme in Marseille, offering Marseille audiences another facet of the performing arts with this renowned choreographic production.