Lino

Rapper Lino will perform at Dodu in Marseille on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. An essential figure in French hardcore rap, he takes over this Marseille venue for a concert that promises to be intense, driven by dense writing and exceptionally powerful flow. Tickets are available now: don’t wait to reserve your places for this event. Lino at Dodu: Marseille welcomes a major voice in French hardcore rap On Saturday, September 19, 2026, Dodu, located in Marseille’s Belle de Mai district, opens its doors to Lino for a hardcore rap concert featuring demanding lyrics and particularly polished flows. Co-founder of the duo Ärsenik and a member of several emblematic collectives from the 1990s and 2000s, Lino comes to the Phocaean city for a memorable evening. Find all concerts and music events in Marseille on our agenda. In Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, this Lino concert at Dodu represents a rare opportunity to hear live one of the most respected rappers of his generation, recognized for the lyrical richness and social depth of his lyrics. With influences rooted in authentic French hip-hop, his stage performance promises to live up to his reputation. All this takes place in an intimate venue, ideal for total immersion in his world. Lino tickets at Dodu: reserve your concert tickets The concert takes place at Dodu in Marseille, a venue that hosts leading artists. Tickets are available from €27. Given Lino’s popularity in French rap, tickets may sell out quickly. Be sure to buy your tickets without delay. Also check Lino’s upcoming concerts so you don’t miss any of his dates. Lino, from the Ärsenik group to solo albums: the career of an extraordinary rapper Co-founder of the group Ärsenik with his brother Calbo in 1992, Lino helped forge one of the hardest and most committed sounds in French rap. The duo’s two albums, Quelques Gouttes Suffisent... (1998) and Quelque Chose a Survécu... (2002), both reached the Top 10 in France, cementing their reputation and establishing a raw, lyrical and uncompromising style. At the same time, Lino became involved with the collectives Bisso Na Bisso and Secteur Ä before embarking on a solo career with Paradis Assassiné (2005), followed by Requiem (2015), considered his true second album. His dense writing, nourished by literary references and a strong social grounding, has made him a respected figure far beyond hardcore rap circles. How do you get to Dodu in Marseille? Located in the Belle de Mai district, the Le Dodu concert venue in Marseille can be reached by several modes of transport. By bus, routes 49 and 56 serve the Belle de Mai La Friche stop, and night route 582 is also available. By metro, lines M1 and M2 to Gare Saint-Charles station allow you to reach the venue on foot in about 15 minutes. Tram T2 to the Longchamp stop offers an alternative with a 10-minute walk. By car, access is exclusively via the Simon entrance at 12 rue François Simon (the Jobin entrance is reserved for pedestrians). A paid “Champ de Mai” parking lot with 86 spaces is available nearby, with the first 1 hour 30 minutes free, followed by €0.40 per 15-minute period (visitor rate). The site is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility, with an elevator, adapted routes, accessible restrooms and a hearing loop during events. Our advice: take tram T2 to the Longchamp stop, then walk for 10 minutes to reach Dodu without parking concerns. If you would like to extend the evening at the same venue, note that Hällas will also be performing at Dodu soon. A great opportunity to discover other artists at this iconic Marseille venue.