Zélie - Tournée

Zélie will perform in concert at Marseille’s Espace Julien on Friday, April 9, 2027 at 8 p.m. As part of her tour, the singer-songwriter promises an explosive show blending contemporary dance, hip-hop and electronic pop. Tickets are available now: book your place quickly so you do not miss this evening. Zélie takes over the Espace Julien stage for an electric night in Marseille On Friday, April 9, 2027, the Espace Julien welcomes Zélie for a concert that promises to be as intense as it is explosive. With clenched fists and energy to spare, she promises an American-inspired show combining contemporary dance, hip-hop and sharp-edged pop, all driven by electronic sounds that are both raw and exhilarating. An event not to be missed by concert lovers in Marseille. After sold-out shows at La Cigale and the Olympia, Zélie is arriving in the Bouches-du-Rhône with the same determination that defines her. Her intimate and universal lyrics, both uninhibited and deeply personal, will find a visual and choreographic setting worthy of her colorful world on stage. To discover other music concerts in Marseille, consult the city’s complete listings. Tickets: book your tickets for Zélie’s concert at the Espace Julien Zélie’s concert at Marseille’s Espace Julien is attracting an increasingly broad audience, driven by her growing visibility on the French music scene. Tickets are available from €25.30. Given the artist’s growing popularity, it is best to book quickly to guarantee your admission price. You can also find all of Zélie’s upcoming concerts in France on her dedicated page. Zélie: the rise of a singer-songwriter Born in Lille, Zélie first trained in contemporary dance before turning to songwriting. She published her first songs on social media, then joined Cours Florent Musique. Her world combines dance-pop, electro-pop and piano-and-voice, with influences ranging from Angèle to Orelsan and Étienne Daho. In March 2024, she released her first album, Un million de petits chocs, then followed it in February 2026 with Le cœur et ses dictatures, which includes the tracks Copines ?, Il l'a dit and Je ne serai jamais. Her notable appearance on Star Academy 2026 considerably boosted her profile. If you would like to see her in other cities, discover Zélie on tour in Paris and her other upcoming dates. How do you get to the Espace Julien in Marseille? Located right in the city center, Marseille’s Espace Julien is easily accessible by public transport. Metro line M2 serves Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station, just a 3-minute walk from the venue. Tram T1 stops at Noailles station (a 5-minute walk), while lines T2 serve Canebière-Garibaldi or Canebière Capucins (a 7-minute walk). Bus line 74 also serves the Trois Frères Barthélémy and Notre-Dame du Mont stops. For those arriving by car, several routes lead to Cours Julien from the A7 (north), A50 (east) and A55 (coast) motorways. A 630-space underground car park is available directly at the foot of the venue, open 24/7, with a capped nighttime rate of €5 from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., 10 PRM spaces and electric vehicle charging stations. The Espace Julien is also fully accessible to people with reduced mobility (contact: assistcom@espace-julien.com or 04 91 24 34 10). Our advice: take metro line M2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont – Cours Julien station, just a 3-minute walk from the venue. It is the fastest and most convenient option for avoiding parking hassles in the evening. The Espace Julien has more to offer: if you enjoy cultural evenings in Marseille, note that the venue will soon host the show Camille Tissot – Heureuse at the Espace Julien, not to be missed.