Then Comes Silence + Guest

The Swedish band Then Comes Silence + Guest takes the stage at Molotov in Marseille on Thursday 17 September 2026 at 8:30 p.m. An essential figure on the gothic, post-punk and darkwave scene, the Swedish band is renowned for its powerful live performances. A concert presented by AFAM that should not be missed in this emblematic area of Cours Julien. Tickets are available now, so book your place without delay. Then Comes Silence takes over the stage at Molotov in Marseille It is in the intimate and welcoming setting of Molotov, a key venue in Marseille’s Cours Julien neighborhood, that Then Comes Silence and its guest will showcase their dark and captivating world on 17 September 2026. With a strong live reputation in gothic and post-punk circles, the Swedish band promises an evening with an electric atmosphere. Fans of rock and dark alternative concerts in Marseille have a date. In the Bouches-du-Rhône, this date is one of the must-see events for fans of the genre. Then Comes Silence is known for regularly releasing high-quality tracks and for being one of the best live acts currently on the darkwave and post-punk scene. An evening presented by AFAM that promises to be intense, with a guest opening the show to complete an appealing program. Then Comes Silence tickets at Molotov Tickets for this concert at Molotov are available from €12. Then Comes Silence attracts a loyal and passionate audience every time they perform in France, and tickets sell quickly. Don’t wait to book at the best price to make sure you attend this post-punk and darkwave evening. Also check out Then Comes Silence’s upcoming concerts in France so you don’t miss any of their dates. Then Comes Silence: a leading band on the dark alternative scene Founded in 2012 in Stockholm, Sweden, Then Comes Silence is the work of Alex Svenson, who provides vocals, bass and keyboards. Gradually joined by Jonas Fransson on drums (2015) and Hugo Zombie on guitar (2018), the three musicians forged a powerful sonic identity combining gothic rock, post-punk, wave and shoegaze. Signed to the prestigious Metropolis Records label, they made their mark with their album Trickery (April 2024) and the digital EP Boxed (February 2025), which compiles remixes, outtakes and alternative versions featuring William Faith and Karolina Engdahl. The band continues to tour Europe and internationally with consistent energy. How do you get to Molotov in Marseille? Located in the lively Cours Julien neighborhood, Le Molotov concert venue in Marseille is accessible by public transportation via the RTM network. The nearest metro station is Notre-Dame-du-Mont (line 2), just a 5-minute walk away. From Saint-Charles station, take line 2 toward Sainte-Marguerite Dromel. Note that public transportation runs until approximately 9 p.m. on weekdays; remember to check return schedules. By car, reach the Cours Julien neighborhood via La Canebière from the Vieux-Port (approximately 10 minutes). Parking Indigo Cours Julien is a 300-meter walk away, and Parking Jean Jaurès is 500 meters away. Watch out for narrow streets and heavy evening traffic. Accessible parking spaces are available in nearby public car parks, and the venue entrance is step-free with adapted restrooms. Our advice: take metro line 2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont station for a comfortable trip to Le Molotov, without the parking constraints in this very busy neighborhood in the evening. If you enjoy rock and tribute evenings at Molotov, note that the venue will soon host Forever Nu! The Ultimate British Tribute Festival Tour 2026 at Molotov, another event to add to your Marseille calendar.