Sam Quealy

Sam Quealy is coming to the stage of Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille on Friday, January 29, 2027 at 7 p.m. For this date, the artist will present her album "JAWBREAKER", a universe combining dance-pop, disco and electro in an extraordinary visual and sonic performance. Tickets are available now: don't wait to book your seats for this Marseille concert.

Sam Quealy takes over Petit Cab at La Friche Belle de Mai for an electrifying concert in Marseille

On January 29, 2027, Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai welcomes Sam Quealy for an evening devoted to dance-pop, disco and electro. Located at the heart of the Belle de Mai cultural hub, this flexible venue rooted in contemporary creation provides an ideal setting for a show that is both exuberant and subversive. Concert-goers in Marseille can look forward to an intense performance.

On stage, Sam Quealy will present "JAWBREAKER", her second album co-designed with Marlon Magnée, co-founder of La Femme, and recorded notably at the legendary Studio Ferber. Brighter and driven by more live instrumentation than its predecessor, the record explores desire, self-affirmation and the urge to escape. In Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur, this performance promises to combine choreography, stage costumes and collective energy for a memorable concert.

Ticketing: book your seats for Sam Quealy at Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai

Sam Quealy's concert at Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille has prices starting at €28.60. With her popularity rapidly on the rise—her concert at La Cigale in Paris in 2026 sold out in a few months—it is better to buy your tickets quickly so you don't miss this date. Also find all of Sam Quealy's upcoming concerts to follow her tour.

Sam Quealy: the career of an electro-pop artist with a striking visual universe

Born near Sydney, Sam Quealy began dancing at the age of 3 before embarking on an international career that took her from Australia to the United States, via Hong Kong and the Philippines. She eventually settled in Paris and developed a musical career combining electro-pop, disco, new wave and hyperpop, with a visual universe strongly influenced by cabaret and ballroom culture.

In 2023, she released "Blonde Venus", her first album, which established her on the French electro-pop scene. She followed it with "JAWBREAKER" and its standout single "Londontown", released in September 2025. Booked at several major festivals—Rock en Seine, Paléo Festival, Les Escales—the artist is confirming her upward trajectory. To discover her upcoming dates, consult the Sam Quealy calendar in Paris and elsewhere in France.

How do you get to Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille?

Located in the Belle de Mai district, Petit Cab at La Friche Belle de Mai is served by the RTM network. By bus, lines 49 and 56 stop directly at the Belle de Mai la Friche stop every day of the week. By metro, lines M1 and M2 take you to Gare Saint-Charles station, then a bus connection or about a 15-minute walk is enough to reach the site. Line M2 also serves National station, a 10–15-minute walk away. Tram line T2 (Longchamp stop) offers another option, with about a 10-minute walk.

If you come by car, take the Marseille Nord / Saint-Charles exit from the A7 motorway, then follow signs toward the 3rd arrondissement and the Belle de Mai district. An 86-space semi-underground car park is available on site, accessible via the Simon entrance at 12 rue François Simon (the rue Jobin entrance is reserved for pedestrians). Parking is free for 1 hour 30 minutes, then costs €1.60/hour. Note that this car park may be closed during certain events. Also remember to check your Crit'Air sticker, as Marseille is covered by a Low-Emission Zone (ZFE).

Our advice: use public transport to get to Petit Cab - La Friche Belle de Mai. Bus lines 49 and 56 (Belle de Mai la Friche stop) provide the most direct access to the site, 7 days a week, and save you the hassle of parking.