La Soirée du Gospel - Tournée

Nicole Slack Jones takes over Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church in Marseille on Sunday, December 13, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. for an exceptional gospel and soul concert as part of "La Soirée du Gospel". Accompanied by the Soul Sisters, the singer from New Orleans promises an evening of musical fervor with a Christmas atmosphere. Tickets are available now: don't wait to book your seats for this event. Nicole Slack Jones & The Soul Sisters light up Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church in Marseille On Sunday, December 13, 2026 at 6:30 p.m., Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church in Marseille welcomes Nicole Slack Jones & The Soul Sisters for a gospel and soul concert as part of the "La Soirée du Gospel – Christmas Special" tour. Presented by SDG and NSJ Productions, this event brings together gospel, soul music and authentic emotion in one of Marseille's most majestic heritage sites. In Bouches-du-Rhône, this type of event takes on a special dimension when held in the solemn setting of a church. The powerful voices of Nicole Slack Jones and the Soul Sisters will fill the nave of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul with rare energy, combining fervor, sharing and joy. Gospel and soul fans in Marseille can find all the concerts in Marseille on our calendar, so they don't miss any musical event in the city. Tickets for La Soirée du Gospel at Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church The concert takes place at Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church in Marseille on December 13, 2026. Tickets are available from €32. Given Nicole Slack Jones's popularity and the venue's intimate layout, tickets are selling quickly: remember to book as early as possible to guarantee entry. Check the price and buy your tickets without delay. You can also find all of Nicole Slack Jones's upcoming concerts in France to follow her tour. Nicole Slack Jones: a career spanning gospel, soul and international stages Born in New Orleans, Nicole Slack Jones grew up surrounded by sacred music, singing from childhood in church and in her mother's choir. Her influences – Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston and Deborah Cox – shaped a style combining deep gospel and luminous soul. She produced her first album of covers of soul and gospel standards at the end of her studies, laying the foundations for a remarkable career. Over more than 1,200 concerts around the world, Nicole Slack Jones has shared the stage with Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie and Aloe Blacc. Her single “I Am Free”, produced by Guena LG, is among her most iconic tracks, as is the single “Wicked Games”, released in December 2024. The recipient of several international awards, including Ischia Global Break Out Artist of The Year, she is now one of the most recognized gospel and soul voices. Don't miss La Soirée du Gospel with Nicole Slack Jones in Paris either, another date on this eventful tour. How do you get to Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church in Marseille? Located at the top of La Canebière, in Marseille's 1st arrondissement, Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church is easily accessible from the city center. By car, take La Canebière toward the city center. Several car parks are in the immediate vicinity: Parking Gambetta (Allées Léon Gambetta), Q-Park Gambetta (which can be booked in advance), and Parking Jean Jaurès. Paid on-street parking is also available on Cours Franklin Roosevelt (approximately €0.50 to €1.50 for the first hour). Please note that this area has been subject to the Low Emission Zone (ZFE-m) since September 2022: Crit'Air 4 and 5 vehicles are prohibited. RTM public transport is the easiest way to get to the concert. The Réformés-Canebière stop is less than a minute's walk from the venue. It is served by metro line M1, tram T2 and several bus lines (42, 49, 52, 74, 81, 509). From the Vieux-Port, take metro line 1 toward La Fourragère, get off at Saint-Charles, then change to line 2 toward Notre-Dame du Mont. The last M1 metro runs until 12:43 a.m. Our advice: use RTM public transport to get to Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church. The Réformés-Canebière stop, served by metro M1 and tram T2, drops you just a few steps from the venue, with no parking worries.