Star Wars In Concert : Un Nouvel Espoir

The film concert Star Wars In Concert: Un Nouvel Espoir comes to Le Dôme de Marseille on Friday, April 16, 2027, at 8 p.m. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of George Lucas’s cult film, a symphony orchestra of nearly 100 musicians will perform John Williams’s legendary score live while the film is projected on a big screen. An immersive, spectacular experience to enjoy in Marseille. Book your tickets now so you don’t miss this exceptional event.

Marseille is getting ready for Star Wars In Concert: Un Nouvel Espoir at Le Dôme

On April 16, 2027, Le Dôme de Marseille hosts an extraordinary film concert featuring Star Wars: Un Nouvel Espoir. To mark the 50th anniversary of this groundbreaking work, the Sinfonia Pop Orchestra, conducted by Jordan Gudefin, will perform John Williams’s Oscar-winning score live and in perfect synchronization as the film plays on a big screen.

In the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur region, this show promises total immersion, with images and music merging to intensify every scene in George Lucas’s iconic film. The performance lasts 2 hours 30 minutes, including an intermission, and is shown in its original version with French subtitles. Fans of cultural events in Marseille will find this a date to remember.

Tickets for Star Wars In Concert: Un Nouvel Espoir at Le Dôme de Marseille

Le Dôme de Marseille, one of the largest venues in the south of France, hosts this highly anticipated film concert. Tickets range from 45 € to 86 €. Given the popularity of the Star Wars universe, booking your tickets soon is strongly recommended. You can also find upcoming Star Wars In Concert events on our website.

Star Wars: Un Nouvel Espoir, the saga that revolutionized cinema

Released in 1977 and directed by George Lucas, Star Wars: Un Nouvel Espoir has become one of the most iconic films in the history of cinema. The saga redefined the conventions of science-fiction cinema and global popular culture, generating a far-reaching franchise that continues to captivate generations.

The soundtrack composed by John Williams has also become legendary: it won Oscars® and is instantly recognizable. Performed by symphony orchestras around the world as part of special film concerts, it continues to fascinate audiences worldwide with its emotional power and orchestral richness.

How do you get to Le Dôme de Marseille?

To reach Le Dôme de Marseille by car, several routes are available: from the A7 motorway, take the Plombières exit; from the A50 motorway, take the La Timone exit. A main car park beneath the Hôtel du Département (580 spaces) is available, with access via the Giratoire Barry. Parking is free for the duration of the show when you present your ticket. Be sure to collect your vehicle before the performance ends.

By public transport, the most convenient option is metro line M1: Saint-Just – Hôtel du Département station is just a 2-minute walk from Le Dôme. Several RTM bus routes also serve the venue (routes 72, 82, 81, 53, B2, 33, 34), and night service is available. For information, contact RTM at 04 91 91 92 10 or visit its website.

Our tip: take metro line M1 to Saint-Just – Hôtel du Département station, just a 2-minute walk from Le Dôme. It’s a fast, affordable option and ideal for avoiding traffic jams on event nights.

If you’re planning other outings in Marseille, Le Dôme is also hosting Le Lac des Cygnes – Ballet & Orchestre au Dôme de Marseille, another major show not to miss in 2027.