Still Fresh - Tournée

Still Fresh is set to take over the stage at Marseille's Espace Julien on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 8 p.m. After a sold-out 2025 tour across France, the Parisian rapper returns with a highly anticipated new date in Marseille. Don't miss this event and book your tickets now to attend the concert.

Still Fresh takes over the Espace Julien stage: Marseille awaits the rapper in 2026

Presented by Sold Out Services and Play Two Live, Still Fresh's concert at Marseille's Espace Julien follows a sold-out 2025 tour, capped by a full Olympia in Paris. Known for his sharp flow and surgical technique, the rapper returns to the stage in 2026 with undiminished energy and an ever-loyal audience. Bouches-du-Rhône is getting ready to vibrate to the sound of one of the leading names in current French rap.

The evening's program includes a set designed to set the venue alight; collaborations with artists such as Lacrim, Leto, S.Pri Noir, Mister You and La Fouine could also resonate from the stage. To discover other musical events in the region, consult the agenda of concerts and musical shows in Marseille.

Still Fresh tickets at the Espace Julien: how to book your seats

Tickets for this concert are available now from €28. With venues regularly sold out during his previous appearances, Still Fresh attracts a large and enthusiastic audience. To avoid missing your evening at the Espace Julien, it is best to buy your tickets quickly before prices rise and availability runs out. You can also find Still Fresh's upcoming concerts on jds.fr.

Still Fresh's artistic career

Born in 1993 in Paris's 20th arrondissement, Still Fresh—whose real name is Paul-Marie Barbier—began writing his first lyrics between the ages of 11 and 13. He signed with Sony Music in 2010 through the Nouvelle École label and followed up with projects including Mes rêves (2011) and Marche ou rêve (2013), laying the foundations for a rap universe rooted in authenticity.

The release of Cœur noir in 2017, certified gold, marked a decisive turning point in his career. The projects Trapop and Trapop 2 (2018–2019) confirmed his evolution toward trap sounds, while his collaborations with major French rap artists such as Lacrim, S.Pri Noir and La Fouine strengthened his credibility on the national scene.

How to get to Marseille's Espace Julien?

Located in the city center, the Espace Julien in Marseille is easily accessible by public transport. Metro line M2 serves the venue directly via Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station, just a 3-minute walk away. The tram is also a convenient option: line T1 (Noailles station, 5 minutes on foot) and line T2 (Canebière-Garibaldi or Canebière Capucins stations, 7 minutes on foot) make it easy to reach the venue.

For spectators arriving by car, several routes are possible: from the A7 (north), take the Saint-Charles exit, then Boulevard Garibaldi to Cours Julien; from the A50 (east), take the Cantini exit, then head toward Cours Julien via Rue de Lodi; from the A55 (coast), head toward Saint-Victor and then La Canebière. An underground car park with 630 spaces is available at the foot of the venue (Parking Cours Julien), with a capped night rate of €5 from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., as well as 10 accessible spaces and electric charging stations.

Our advice: take metro line M2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station, ideally located 3 minutes on foot from the Espace Julien. It is a fast, economical option without parking stress, allowing you to fully enjoy the evening.

If you would like to extend your program at the Espace Julien, note that Louis Cattelat and his show Arecibo at the Espace Julien are also on the program of upcoming events at the Marseille venue.