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The Swedish quintet HALLAS is coming to Dodu, a Marseille concert venue, for a rock date on Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 7 p.m. With their Adventure Rock universe combining twin guitars, vintage synths and fantastic stories, the band promises an extraordinary evening. Tickets are already available: don’t wait to book your places for this event in Marseille. HALLAS takes over the Dodu stage in Marseille for an Adventure Rock journey On October 15, 2026, Le Dodu welcomes HALLAS for a concert that will plunge Marseille audiences into a fantastical, cinematic rock universe. The band will notably present its fourth album, "Panorama," an ambitious and varied work faithful to the quintet’s sonic identity. To discover other musical events in the Phocean city, see the Marseille concert listings on jds.fr. For several years, HALLAS has captivated a cult following on progressive and hard-rock stages around the world, regularly playing to sold-out European crowds. In the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, this date at Dodu is a rare opportunity to see the band bring its Adventure Rock to life with adventurous twin guitars, vintage synths and an enthralling musical narrative that fully comes into its own on stage. HALLAS tickets at Dodu: book your places for the concert Tickets for HALLAS’s concert at Dodu are available from €25. Backed by a loyal audience and a reputation for sold-out shows, the Swedish band continues to attract progressive-rock fans. Don’t wait to buy your tickets: the price and the quality of the show make it a purchase quickly justified. Also find HALLAS’s upcoming concerts in France on jds.fr. HALLAS’s artistic journey, pioneers of Swedish Adventure Rock Founded in 2011 in Jönköping, Sweden, HALLAS quickly established itself on the international progressive-rock scene. The band revealed its identity with its debut album "Excerpts From A Future Past" (2017) and its signature single "Star Rider," combining hard rock, prog and seventies influences from Genesis, Rush and Uriah Heep. The formula immediately won over a cult following across Europe. The quintet’s discography grew with "Conundrum" (2020), nominated for the Swedish Grammy Awards, followed by "Isle of Wisdom" (2022), completing an initial conceptual trilogy. Both albums appeared on Swedish and German music charts, confirming the band’s stature. In January 2026, "Panorama," their fourth album, expanded their sonic and narrative palette even further. How do you get to Dodu in Marseille? To reach Le Dodu concert venue in Marseille, drivers should use the Simon entrance, located at 12 rue François Simon (the Jobin entrance at 41 rue Jobin is reserved for pedestrians). A paid 86-space “Champ de Mai” parking lot is available nearby, with the first 1 hour 30 minutes free, then €0.40 per 15-minute period for visitors (€0.12 for Marseille residents). During major events, parking may be restricted. By public transport, several options are available via the RTM network: buses 49 and 56 serve the “Belle de Mai La Friche” stop, as does night line 582. You can also reach the venue by taking metro line M1 or M2 to Gare Saint-Charles station (15 minutes on foot), or tram T2 to Longchamp stop (10 minutes on foot). Le Dodu is also accessible to people with reduced mobility, with adapted routes, accessible lifts and specialized equipment available on site. Our advice: take tram T2 to Longchamp, just 10 minutes on foot from Dodu—a practical option for avoiding parking constraints on event evenings. If you enjoy rock evenings at this venue, note that Le Dodu also hosts the Messa concert at Dodu, another great opportunity to experience Marseille’s rock scene.