France Pagaille By Soeurs Malsaines & Planète Boum Boum

France Pagaille by Soeurs Malsaines and Planète Boum Boum will take place on Friday, May 1 at 9:00 PM at Makeda in Marseille.

France Pagaille is the celebration of workers — those who stay up late and clear their heads in the dark.

Work, family — not too much

We celebrate May 1 under the banner of partying, with bass and melodies, glittery poetic placards and happy people.

A party that brings together all kinds of spirits, one that plants seeds of wokeness and makes antifascist flowers bloom.

This May 1 is the fusion of a feminist, intersectional and multi-arts collective and a group of activist ravers who mix protests and techno: Soeurs Malsaines x Planète Boum Boum. Accompanied by Trackass Crew and Aquemini.

It’s a time and space to bring our utopias to life — the utopia of a joyful, anti-fascist country that gives life meaning. So that life is a celebration, not just from Friday to Saturday.

- Planète Boum Boum
A techno-activist collective that puts raves into protests and protests into raves. Born from social movements for ecology and social justice, the group formed in the streets with a festive procession against the pension reform in 2023. On stage, Planète Boum Boum mixes slogans, rap and popular songs over eurodance, techno and trance compositions. An insurrectional, ecstatic live show to let off steam with fists raised.

- Aquemini (neo-collective)
From Brussels’ underground to the raw influence of the U.S. East Coast, Aquemini is a DJ who pushes boundaries and arrives fresh on the Marseille scene. Moving from percussion and heavy bass to the rapid energy of ghetto tech, she brings a hybrid aesthetic to each of her sets. No rules, just a boiling dancefloor.

- Trackass Crew

- MaKa
MaKa, short for MaKadison, because she can dance the Macarena and the Madison at the same time. Her simple desire is to make people dance — and to dance with them. Her sets, between techno, trance, acid and psy, are conceived as journeys where tracks converse and respond to one another. She develops a conscious and inclusive approach to DJing, highlighting artists as much as the connection with the crowd.

- LUNÅ
LUNÅ, a soul inhabited by sonic fusion, navigates between universes and transcends musical borders, guiding crowds through unexpected soundscapes where groove meets experimentation.

- Polly Rocket
A devotee of enveloping bass and rhythms drawn from the four corners of the world, she favors sets that invite discovery and bring people together. Music is conceived as a space for sharing where energy circulates without hierarchy.

- Soeurs Malsaines

- Mumusica

- François ni loi
A poetic activist, François ni loi delivers dystopian and sentimental musical narratives. His inspirations, from Latin American indie dance to European hard trance, reflect his vision of a plural and inclusive electro scene. A regular of queer nights, you may have recently heard him at the Lokschuppen (Berlin), La Machine du Moulin Rouge or Cabaret Sauvage. Ready for a surround-techno session? Then tie your laces and plug in your cortex. Who wants peace prepares the party.

- Perfofo

- Nouric Panic
A non-binary soul who expresses the prisms of their identities through drag king performance. In a universe where hope persists, where a healthy masculinity exists.