Experience an eclectic night of psychedelic pop, synth-driven grooves, and adventurous sounds as Marlon Magnée of La Femme comes to The Chapel. Known for his work with the acclaimed French band, Magnée brings a genre-defying approach that blends electronic textures, post-punk energy, dreamy melodies, and hypnotic rhythms. Joined by Future Twin, the evening promises an atmospheric and immersive live experience for fans of music that refuses to stay in one lane.
Some artists make music that feels like a place you’ve never visited but somehow recognize. Marlon Magnée, best known as a founding member of the acclaimed French band La Femme, brings that spirit to San Francisco for an intimate evening at The Chapel on Monday, September 21, 2026. Joined by Future Twin, the night promises an adventurous mix of atmospheric textures, rhythmic energy, and genre-bending sounds. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show beginning at 8:00 PM.
As a key creative force behind La Femme, Magnée has helped shape one of France’s most distinctive contemporary musical identities. La Femme’s sound has long resisted easy categorization, weaving together elements of psychedelic pop, surf rock, synth-pop, electronic music, post-punk, and chanson into something both nostalgic and forward-looking. Magnée’s work is similarly driven by curiosity, embracing vintage textures and hypnotic rhythms while leaving plenty of space for experimentation.
His live performance offers an opportunity to experience that musical sensibility in a more focused setting. Rather than relying on a single genre or predictable formula, the evening is expected to move through shifting moods and sonic landscapes, balancing infectious grooves with dreamy, cinematic passages. Fans of European indie, psychedelic pop, electronic music, and unconventional songwriting will find plenty to explore.
Opening the evening is Future Twin, adding another dimension to the night’s eclectic atmosphere. Their presence complements Magnée’s adventurous approach and sets the stage for a performance centered on discovery, movement, and sound.
The Chapel provides an ideal backdrop for an evening that sits somewhere between a rock show, a dance party, and an immersive listening experience. Whether you’re already familiar with Marlon Magnée’s work through La Femme or simply looking for something different on a Monday night, this is a chance to experience a singular artist in a live setting.
Come to The Chapel on September 21 and let the music take you somewhere unexpected.