Gvllow

Gvllow takes the stage at Le Molotov in Marseille on Tuesday, November 24, 2026 at 8:30 p.m. for a concert blending punk rock, gothic post-punk and hip-hop influences. An unconventional solo artist, Gvllow offers a sound and visual world that is as dark as it is mesmerizing. Tickets are available now: book your seats without delay so you don’t miss this evening at one of the essential clubs on the Marseille music scene. Gvllow takes over the stage at Le Molotov for a dark and electric evening in Marseille On November 24, 2026, Le Molotov welcomes Gvllow for what promises to be an intense evening. The Californian artist unfolds a hybrid universe combining punk rock, post-punk, dark wave and hip-hop, all supported by a carefully crafted gothic visual aesthetic. Concertgoers in Marseille will find a distinctive musical event in Bouches-du-Rhône. Gvllow stands out through an all-encompassing artistic approach: he handles the recording, production and graphic design of his work himself. On stage, he brings this dense and coherent universe to life, notably shaped by his album House of the Dead (2025) and Twin Flames (2024), which was praised by critics for its sonic evolution. Tickets: book your place for Gvllow at Le Molotov The concert takes place at Le Molotov, an iconic Marseille venue. Tickets are available from €14. This distinctive artist attracts a loyal and passionate audience: to guarantee your place, it is best to book quickly before prices rise or tickets become scarce. You can also find all of Gvllow’s upcoming concerts in France on his dedicated page. Gvllow: a journey between punk, hip-hop and gothic aesthetics Gvllow is a solo artist from Riverside, Southern California. Introduced to the local punk scene as a teenager, he took up drums at age 14 before turning to hip-hop at 21 as a beatmaker and DJ with the Schemaposse collective. In 2016, he launched his solo career under the name Gvllow, fusing his influences to build a hybrid universe. His discography reflects constant evolution: from Waste Away (2018), his first album, to Twin Flames (2024), via his self-titled 2020 album—which features collaborations with Jack Grisham (TSOL) and Travis Barker—Gvllow has continually enriched a sound influenced by Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy and Drab Majesty. House of the Dead, released on March 31, 2025, is his most recent project. How do you get to Le Molotov in Marseille? Located in the lively Cours Julien district, Le Molotov concert venue is easily accessible by public transport. Notre-Dame-du-Mont metro station (line 2) is just a 5-minute walk from the venue. From Saint-Charles station, take line 2 toward Sainte-Marguerite Dromel. Several RTM bus routes also serve the area. However, note that RTM services run until approximately 9:00 p.m. on weekdays, so plan your return journey in advance. By car, reach Cours Julien via La Canebière. The journey from the Old Port takes about ten minutes, but the district’s streets are narrow and traffic is heavy in the evening. For parking, Parking Indigo Cours Julien (300 m away) and Parking Jean Jaurès (500 m away) are the closest options. Park-and-ride facilities on the outskirts of Marseille offer an economical alternative with access to public transport. Our advice: take metro line 2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont to reach Le Molotov without the stress of parking, especially in the evening in this very busy district.