Krav Boca

The punk-rap group Krav Boca takes over the Dodu stage in Marseille on Friday, December 4, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. for a multifaceted show combining punk, rap and electro. With masked rappers, pyrotechnic performances and aerial acrobatics, the troupe promises an intense collective experience. Tickets are available now: don't wait to book your places for this extraordinary concert. Krav Boca sets the Dodu stage in Marseille ablaze Krav Boca's concert at the Dodu promises to be a memorable event for fans of alternative music scenes in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. The Toulouse group takes over this Marseille venue with a hybrid show born of numerous European tours in Greece, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Morocco, which have shaped a performance that is both atypical and explosive. On stage, three masked singers, a guitar-bass-and-mandolin trio, pyrotechnic performances and the acrobatics of an aerial performer combine to turn the audience into participants in a collective trance. To discover other concerts in Marseille, the local calendar is full of events not to be missed. Krav Boca tickets at the Dodu: book your places The Dodu welcomes a group whose stage reputation extends far beyond France's borders. Tickets start at €21. Given the troupe's growing popularity and the public's enthusiasm, it is best to book quickly to secure a place at the best price. You can also find all of Krav Boca's upcoming concerts on jds.fr. Krav Boca: a punk-rap collective with Mediterranean roots Founded in Toulouse in 2014, Krav Boca is a collective of eight members of French, Greek and Moroccan origin. Their defiant aesthetic—hooded, made-up and costumed members—coexists with a strong DIY commitment, leading them to perform in squats, community centers and activist festivals, far from traditional commercial circuits. Their discography combines punk, rapcore, metal and Mediterranean sounds, enriched by collaborations with Loran (formerly of Bérurier Noir) and Lofofora. Their album Drapeau Noir, released in March 2026, incorporates electronic elements and marks a notable evolution. You can also see Krav Boca in concert in Bordeaux to catch the troupe on other stages. How to get to the Dodu in Marseille? To reach the Le Dodu concert venue by car, access is exclusively via the Simon entrance at 12 rue François Simon (the Jobin entrance is reserved for pedestrians). A paid “Champ de Mai” parking garage with 86 spaces is available nearby, with 1h30 free, then €0.40 per 15-minute period (visitor rate) or €0.12 per 15-minute period for Marseille residents. During major events, parking may be restricted. By RTM public transport, several options are available: bus lines 49 and 56 stop at “Belle de Mai La Friche,” and night line 582 is also available. By metro, lines M1 and M2 lead to Gare Saint-Charles station (15 minutes on foot), or take line M1 to Cinq Avenues-Longchamp (15 minutes on foot). Tram T2 stops at Longchamp, approximately 10 minutes on foot from the venue. The Dodu is also fully accessible to people with reduced mobility, with a goods lift, adapted pathways, accessible restrooms and a hearing loop. Our advice: use RTM public transport, especially bus lines 49 or 56 to the “Belle de Mai La Friche” stop, located directly beside the Dodu, to avoid parking difficulties on concert nights.