Marcus Gad & Tribe

Marcus Gad returns to the stage in 2026 with his Tribe musicians to present his new project. The concert takes place at Le Dodo in Marseille on Friday, November 20, 2026 at 7 p.m. Reggae and world music fans are expected at this venue in Marseille’s 6th arrondissement for an evening led by an engaged and inspired artist. Tickets are available from €25; book now so you do not miss this event. Marcus Gad & Tribe takes over the stage at Le Dodo in Marseille As part of his 2026 autumn tour, Marcus Gad & Tribe stops in Marseille. The concert at Le Dodo, a distinctive venue in the 6th arrondissement, promises an evening driven by a new show and a new album, in the spirit of conscious music combining roots reggae, soul and world music. An event to add to your calendar without delay. For fans of concerts in Marseille, this date promises to be unmissable. Presented by Rack'am, this Marcus Gad concert at Le Dodo in Marseille is part of a tour of venues across France. In the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, the singer from New Caledonia travels from stage to stage to share a repertoire guided by values of respect for living things and universal consciousness. Marcus Gad & Tribe embodies more than ever the spirit of music that is both committed and unifying. Marcus Gad & Tribe tickets at Le Dodo The Marcus Gad & Tribe concert takes place at Le Dodo in Marseille on Friday, November 20, 2026 at 7 p.m. Tickets are available from €25. A regular performer on major European stages, Marcus Gad attracts a loyal and passionate audience: buy your tickets quickly to guarantee your place. Also find all Marcus Gad’s upcoming concerts on jds.fr. Marcus Gad: a conscious reggae artist from the Pacific Originally from New Caledonia, Marcus Gad shaped his musical identity through travels meeting Indigenous cultures. Returning to Nouméa at the end of 2014, he launched his career with the EPs “Soul Talk” (2015) and “Purify” (2016), before releasing his first album “Chanting” in 2017, recorded with his band Tribe at Studio Davout in Paris. His world combines roots reggae, soul, hip-hop and world music, with tribal traditions, nature and spirituality as its common thread. The album “Ready for Battle” (2023), his fourth studio album, confirms his roots in meditative and committed reggae. His recent collaboration with producer Tamal on the project “Brave New World” demonstrates his constantly evolving creativity. Don’t miss Marcus Gad & Tribe in concert in Bagnols-sur-Cèze, another date on the tour to discover. How do you get to Le Dodo in Marseille? Several transport options can take you to Le Dodo, located in Marseille’s 6th arrondissement. On RTM public transport, buses 49 and 56 serve the “Belle de Mai La Friche” stop, and a night bus line (582) is also available. By metro, lines M1 and M2 to Gare Saint-Charles allow you to reach the venue in a 15-minute walk; line M1 to Cinq Avenues-Longchamp is also possible. By tram, line T2 (Longchamp stop) involves approximately a 10-minute walk. For spectators arriving by car, access is exclusively via the Simon entrance, 12 rue François Simon (the Jobin entrance is reserved for pedestrians). A paid “Champ de Mai” car park (86 spaces) is available nearby, with 1 hour 30 minutes free, followed by €0.40 per 15-minute period (visitor rate). The venue is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility (goods lift, adapted routes, induction loop during events). Our advice: use public transport to get to the concert. Tram T2 (Longchamp stop) offers a convenient connection, with only a 10-minute walk to Le Dodo.