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Marsatac returns to Parc Borély: 3 days to make the city tremble

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This weekend, Marsatac returns to Parc Borély for its 28th edition. Three days, three atmospheres, one certainty: the Marseille festival has lost none of its edge.

Friday night belongs to rap. Low makes his grand return, surrounded by a new guard determined to make their mark: Young Morty, Kayla, La Rvfleuze, Meryl and Menace Santana, among others.
Saturday takes things up a notch with TheodoraDisiz and ElGrandeToto headlining, for a night that swings between rap, dancehall and Caribbean energy.
Sunday changes gears: "A Sunday in Marsatac" aims to be a popular festival and inclusive, open to all, featuring a feel-good, multidisciplinary program primarily from Marseille. Single price of €15.

Throughout the weekend, Le Calage (the festival's third stage) offers a unique space: raw, free, resolutely rooted in club culture and the collectives that make Marseille beat, with bass filling your ears and zero compromise.

A festival that resembles its city: thunderous, generous, impossible to ignore.

Marsatac
Borély Park, Marseille 8th arrondissement 12, 13 & 14 June 2026
Friday & Saturday from 17pm
Sunday from 14pm
1-day pass from €39
2-day pass from €76
Sunday: €15
Ticketing : http://marsatac.com et shotgun.live
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