Les Vulves Assassines

Les Vulves Assassines take over the stage at Espace Julien in Marseille on Saturday, May 22, 2027 at 20:00. This politically engaged punk-rap trio, made up of DJ Conant, MC Vieillard and Samy on electric guitar, promises an explosive evening combining in-your-face energy, electronic beats and political messages. Tickets are available now: book your place as soon as possible so you don’t miss this musical event in the heart of Marseille.

Les Vulves Assassines are getting ready to set Espace Julien in Marseille alight

On May 22, 2027, Espace Julien welcomes Les Vulves Assassines for a punk-rap-from-outer-space concert of the kind only this trio can deliver. With their roaring machines, shouted vocals and Ingrid Samitier’s electric guitar, they make audiences dance, sing along and think—all at once. A Les Vulves Assassines concert at Espace Julien is much more than a musical performance: it’s a sonic manifesto.

Riding high on their third album, « Vulcanae Rock'n'Rolla », released in April 2026, Les Vulves Assassines are bringing a programme that is both festive and politically engaged to stages across France. For fans of contemporary music in the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur region, this stop in Marseille is a rare chance to see one of the most hard-hitting live acts on the French-language alternative scene. Find more live music concerts in Marseille to round out your calendar.

Tickets: book your places to see Les Vulves Assassines at Espace Julien

Espace Julien welcomes a group whose reputation continues to grow on the French alternative circuit. Tickets are available from €28. Given the growing popularity of Les Vulves Assassines, we strongly recommend booking your places quickly to make sure you secure your ticket at the listed price. See all Les Vulves Assassines dates in France so you don’t miss any of their upcoming live appearances.

Les Vulves Assassines: a politically engaged punk-rap collective for more than ten years

Originally from Île-de-France, Les Vulves Assassines have been together since 2013 and have built their reputation on a hybrid musical identity blending punk, rap and electro. The trio—DJ Conant on vocals and synthesizers, MC Vieillard on machines and vocals, and Ingrid Samitier on guitar—has built its profile on stage and through regular releases on the French-language independent scene.

Their song « La Retraite » was widely played during the 2023 union demonstrations, confirming their roots in deeply political music. With the single « Bienvenue dans mon openspace » (October 2025) and the album « Vulcanae Rock'n'Rolla » (April 2026), the group continues its sustained recording and touring activity, consolidating a loyal fanbase across the country.

How to get to Espace Julien in Marseille?

Located in the heart of Marseille, Espace Julien, one of the city’s essential concert venues, is easy to reach from the main motorways. From the A7 motorway (north), take the Saint-Charles exit, then follow boulevard Dugommier and boulevard Garibaldi to Cours Julien. From the A50 motorway (east), take the Cantini exit and reach Cours Julien via rue de Lodi. An underground car park with 630 spaces is located at the venue, with a capped night rate of €5 between 20:00 and 8:00.

Public transport is also an excellent way to get to the concert. Metro line M2 serves Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station, just a 3-minute walk from the venue. Tram T1 stops at Noailles station (5 minutes on foot), and T2 lines let you get off at Canebière-Garibaldi or Canebière Capucins. Bus 74 also stops nearby. Espace Julien is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility (PMR); contacting the venue in advance is recommended at 04 91 24 34 10.

Our tip: take metro line M2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station for an easy trip to Espace Julien, without the hassle of parking.

If you’d like to extend your cultural programme in Marseille, Alex Di Mambro will also be appearing soon at Espace Julien, for a comedy night not to be missed at the same venue.