Lone Assembly

The Swiss quartet Lone Assembly will perform at Le Molotov in Marseille on Sunday, April 25, 2027, at 8:00 p.m. On this occasion, the group will present its debut album, « Knots & Chains », an immersion in a new-wave and synth-pop world tinged with gothic aesthetics. Tickets are available now from €12. Don't wait to book your place for this evening.

Lone Assembly takes the stage at Le Molotov in Marseille

On Sunday, April 25, 2027, Le Molotov welcomes Lone Assembly for an evening driven by the dark and captivating sounds of their debut album, « Knots & Chains ». In the Cours Julien district, at the heart of Bouches-du-Rhône, the Swiss group promises an immersive live performance, balancing acknowledged pain with a surge of hope. To discover other upcoming musical events, check the agenda of concerts and musical shows in Marseille.

« Knots & Chains » explores control in all its forms: the control others exert over us, the control we impose on ourselves, and the control exerted by places. Anthems of pain and alienation, but also of strength and courage, the album's ten tracks create a new-wave and synth-pop world draped in gothic aesthetics, ideally showcased on Le Molotov's intimate stage.

Ticketing: Lone Assembly at Le Molotov

Le Molotov is offering this evening from €12. The group, making strong progress on the European scene, is attracting an increasingly broad audience. Tickets are available online: be sure to book quickly given the venue's intimate format. You can also find all of Lone Assembly's upcoming concerts on their dedicated page.

Lone Assembly: a Geneva quartet on the rise

Lone Assembly is an alternative rock quartet founded in 2019 in Geneva, Switzerland. Comprising Raphaël Bressler (vocals, keyboards), Glenn Le Meur (guitar), Jim Bodeman (bass) and Romain Segu (drums), the group is signed to Irascible Records and attracted attention with its first EP, « That Never Happened » (April 2024), which was praised by the Swiss cultural press.

Their musical world moves between new wave, synth-pop, post-punk and darkwave, with acknowledged influences including Editors, Joy Division and Depeche Mode. Their debut album, « Knots & Chains », released on February 27, 2026, marks a decisive stage in their development, embodied by a European tour and an appearance at the 2026 Montreux Jazz Festival.

How to get to Le Molotov in Marseille?

Located in the lively Cours Julien district, the Le Molotov concert venue is easily accessible by public transportation. Notre-Dame-du-Mont metro station (line 2 of the RTM network) is just a 5-minute walk away. From Saint-Charles station, take line 2 toward Sainte-Marguerite Dromel. Several RTM bus lines also serve the district. Please note: public transportation runs until approximately 9:00 p.m. on weekdays, with extended hours at the weekend.

For those wishing to come by car, the district is accessible from La Canebière, approximately 10 minutes from the Vieux-Port. However, beware of narrow streets and heavy evening traffic. Two car parks are available nearby: Parking Indigo Cours Julien (300 m, or a 5-minute walk) and Parking Jean Jaurès (500 m, or a 10-minute walk). Paid on-street parking spaces are also available, in limited numbers.

Our advice: take metro line 2 and get off at Notre-Dame-du-Mont to reach Le Molotov without worrying about parking in this very busy district in the evening.