Isaac Delusion

Isaac Delusion is coming to Marseille’s Espace Julien on Thursday, March 18, 2027 at 8 p.m. for a highly anticipated concert. The group, one of the most notable acts in French pop, will reunite with its audience in this iconic venue in the center of Marseille. An evening carried by a dreamy, melancholic musical world, somewhere between electro-pop and folk. Tickets are available now: book your place without delay so you do not miss this event. Isaac Delusion takes over the Espace Julien stage for a pop night in Marseille Isaac Delusion’s concert at the Espace Julien promises an evening suspended between dreams and melancholy, carried by the distinctive head voice of Loïc Fleury and the delicate musical world of the Parisian quintet. After a triumphant tour that brought together more than 6,000 spectators in Paris, the band is returning to the stage for a new chapter, with a fifth album expected in 2027 on the program. Concertgoers from Marseille and the Bouches-du-Rhône are expected to turn out in force. This Marseille date is part of a major 2027 French tour, announced as a highlight of the musical season. On stage, Isaac Delusion unfolds its dreamy electro-pop, enriched with touches of soul, funk bass lines and introspective atmospheres. To discover other musical events in the region, see the concert and music show listings in Marseille on jds.fr. Isaac Delusion ticket office at the Espace Julien: book your tickets Tickets for Isaac Delusion’s concert at Marseille’s Espace Julien are available from €31.90. Given the group’s popularity and the success of its previous tours—sold out in many cities—it is advisable to book your tickets quickly to guarantee your place. Also check out all Isaac Delusion concerts in France so you do not miss a date. Isaac Delusion’s artistic journey Founded in Paris in 2012, Isaac Delusion was built around the duo of Loïc Fleury and Jules Pacotte before expanding into a quintet. The group quickly established itself with a sound described as dreamy electro-pop, combining melancholy, soul and folk. Their first self-titled album (Isaac Delusion, 2014), followed by Rust and Gold (2017) and Uplifters (2019), laid the foundations for a recognizable and consistent artistic identity. In January 2024, the group released Lost and Found, produced in collaboration with LUCASV, marking a more serene and introspective turn in their songwriting. This fourth album, influenced by Loïc Fleury’s Breton years, was praised by critics and enabled the group to fill the largest venues in France. If you are in Lyon, do not miss the upcoming dates for an Isaac Delusion concert in the Lyon area. How do you get to the Espace Julien in Marseille? The Espace Julien, an essential concert venue in Marseille, is easily accessible by public transport. Metro line M2, Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station, drops you just a 3-minute walk away. Tram line T1 (Noailles station, a 5-minute walk) and line T2 (Canebière-Garibaldi or Canebière Capucins stations, a 7-minute walk) are also good alternatives. Bus line 74 serves the Trois Frères Barthélémy and Notre-Dame du Mont stops. For those arriving by car, several routes are possible depending on your direction of arrival: from the A7 (north), A50 (east) or A55 (coast), all lead to Cours Julien. A 630-space underground car park, open 24/7, is located at the foot of the venue, with a capped nighttime rate of €5 from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. The Espace Julien is also fully accessible to people with reduced mobility (10 PRM spaces, elevators and reserved spaces inside the venue). Our advice: take metro line M2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station to reach the Espace Julien in just a 3-minute walk, without parking concerns. The Espace Julien is also hosting Adèle Castillon’s concert at the Espace Julien: another wonderful evening not to be missed at this venue in central Marseille.