Mol + Guest

The band MØL takes over the stage at Molotov in Marseille on Tuesday, March 9, 2027, at 8:00 p.m. for a Mol + Guest evening presented by AFAM, ahead of the Headbang Festival. This concert is part of the festival's Warm Up program and promises an intense evening at this iconic venue in the Cours Julien neighborhood. Tickets are available now: don't wait to book your seats so you don't miss this event.

Molotov in Marseille hosts the Mol + Guest evening for the Headbang Festival Warm Up

On March 9, 2027, Molotov opens its doors for a Warm Up evening ahead of the Headbang Festival. Presented by AFAM, this Mol + Guest event brings together fans of extreme and atmospheric sounds at one of the venues most firmly rooted in Marseille's music scene in the Bouches-du-Rhône department. The event will celebrate blackgaze and alt-metal.

With its intimate stage and club atmosphere, concerts in Marseille find an ideal setting at Molotov for this type of intense live format. The venue, known for showcasing live energy and encouraging encounters between audiences and musicians, provides the perfect setting for this Mol + Guest evening. Doors are scheduled to open at 8:00 p.m.

Mol + Guest tickets at Molotov: book your seats

Molotov is hosting this evening in an intimate setup that heightens the intensity of the live experience. Tickets are available from €17. MØL attracts a loyal and passionate audience: tickets are selling fast. Book as early as possible to guarantee access to this event. Also check out MØL's upcoming concerts in France so you don't miss a date.

MØL: the journey of a blackgaze band from Denmark

Originally from Aarhus, Denmark, MØL has forged a distinctive sound by fusing atmospheric black metal and shoegaze, a style known as blackgaze. After two self-produced EPs in 2014 and 2015, the band signed with the prestigious Nuclear Blast label, which released their complete album discography.

MØL released their first album, JORD, in 2018, followed by DIORAMA in 2021. In January 2026, the band released their third album, DREAMCRUSH, along with several singles and music videos made in collaboration with John Bradburn. The current lineup consists of Kim Song Sternkopf on vocals, Holger Rumph-Frost on bass, Ken Lund Klejs on drums, and Nicolai Busse Bladt and Sigurd Kehlet on guitars.

How do you get to Molotov in Marseille?

Located in the lively Cours Julien neighborhood, the Le Molotov concert venue is accessible by public transportation via the RTM network. The nearest metro station is Notre-Dame-du-Mont (line 2), approximately a 5-minute walk from the venue. From Saint-Charles station, take line 2 toward Sainte-Marguerite Dromel. Several bus lines also serve the neighborhood. Note that public transportation runs until approximately 9:00 p.m. on weekdays.

By car, reach the Cours Julien neighborhood via La Canebière from Marseille's main thoroughfares. Allow approximately 10 minutes from the Old Port. For parking, Parking Indigo Cours Julien is 300 meters away (a 5-minute walk), and Parking Jean Jaurès is 500 meters away. Paid on-street parking spaces are available nearby, but remain limited in the evening. Park-and-ride facilities on the outskirts are an economical alternative with connections to the RTM network.

Our advice: take metro line 2 and get off at Notre-Dame-du-Mont, ideally located a 5-minute walk from Molotov, to avoid parking difficulties in this busy neighborhood in the evening.