This giant 8,000 m² rooftop hosts a music festival in Marseille

In Marseille, certain festivals have become true spring rituals. And for more than ten years, The Good Air is clearly one of those we’re looking forward to. From May 22 to 24, 2026the electro meeting takes possession of the spectacular spaces of the Friche la Belle de Maiwith the highlight of its famous rooftop 8000 m² which dominates the entire city. Solar house, Berlin techno, jungle, baile funk, deep house or breakbeat : the programming navigates between big international names and the ultra-cutting local scene. A mixture which forms the entire identity of the festival and which attracts thousands of festival-goers each year who come to enjoy one of the strongest musical experiences in Marseille.

A program between electro legends and underground gems

This year again, Le Bon Air has a particularly ambitious program lined up. Among the most anticipated artists, we find the legendary Ellen Alliena key figure in Berlin techno, but also Palms Traxknown for his ultra-elegant disco-house sets, or even Pablo Bozzimaster of hybrid sounds between trance and techno. The festival also highlights artists who push the boundaries of genres such as Miley Serious, LB aka LABAT or DJ Babatr. On the Marseille side, several emblematic collectives will also be there, notably Collective Metaphor, System Sol or even Jetlag Gangconfirming the festival’s desire to promote the local scene and new generations of artists.

A committed festival in a place that has become iconic in Marseille

Over the years, The Good Air has established itself as much more than a simple electronic music festival. Settled in the atypical spaces of Friche la Belle de Mai, a former tobacco factory that has become a Marseille cultural temple, the event cultivates a true identity between celebration, art and commitment. The rooftop welcomes in particular a stage powered by solar energywhile THE food stands favor short circuits and local producers. Between artistic performances, happenings, immersive scenographies and dancefloors open until the end of the night, the festival literally transforms Marseille into an electro capital for a weekend.

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