Concerts La Villette

Accident Theory: Young Marco, Bambounou & Belaria

A Friday night under the périphérique with Young Marco, Bambounou, Belaria, Vanroose and Axel Blanc.

Coming up

Date and time
25 Sept 2026 – 26 Sept 2026 · 23:59–09:00Check price
Location
Kilomètre25La Villette
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Why make time for it

Pick this one for a full night outside: Accident Theory brings five selectors to Kilomètre25, with room for house, techno and less predictable turns.

Doors are listed at 23:59 on Friday, with the programme ending at 09:00 Saturday. Last entry is before 08:00. Ages 18+; bring original ID. Check the organiser’s ticket page for the available tier and admission conditions.

Practical details last checked 25 Sept 2026

Pick your moment.

All times are local to Paris (Europe/Paris).

25 Sept 2026 – 26 Sept 2026
23:59–09:00
Scheduled

Find your way.

Kilomètre25

8 boulevard Macdonald, 75019, Paris

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