To request ADA seating: Please send us an email at boxoffice@thechapelsf.com or call our box office at (415) 551-5157 and we can assist you. Our ADA area can reach capacity early, so we highly recommend contacting us as soon as possible. Day of show requests may not be able to be accommodated. $25 Advance / $30 Day Of Show Spotify | YouTube | Instagram After fifteen years touring the world with La Femme, the band he co-founded (numerous gold records, Victoire de la Musique award, over 600 million streams, over 400,000 albums sold) and performed on the biggest stages in France and internationally (Accor Arena, Zéniths, Glastonbury, Austin City Limits, Lollapalooza Chicago, Osheaga Montreal, etc.), Marlon is now returning as a solo artist with a debut album that reconnects him with his early passions. It showcases his taste for unexpected combinations and his unique style: a mix of rockabilly, punk, cold wave, and psychedelic psychobilly. The tracks, in French and English, feature sixties guitars, an eighties “synth orgy,” powerful drum machines, analog delays, and a deliberately raw energy. His influences are evident throughout the album: Velvet Underground, The Stranglers, Motörhead, The Cure, The Stray Cats, JJ Cale, the Nuggets compilations, but also French-speaking artists such as Gainsbourg, Les Rita Mitsouko, Métal Urbain, Plastic Bertrand, and Marc Charlan. The result is a fast-paced, edgy album (with tempos of up to 240 bpm) that is sometimes radical, designed “for those whose hearts are bleeding and who want to fight.” Co-produced with Renaud Letang (Feist, Manu Chao, Peaches) at the legendary Ferber studio, this album marks a true return to Marlon's roots and powerfully heralds the return of rock to the current music scene. Hailing from San Francisco, California, Future Twin gets by on "soul gayze" and "avant pop," feeding sonic ideas to generative musician Jean Jeanie, a social theorist, multi-instrumentalist composer, producer, singer and dancer. Future Twin often performs rogue/solo and other times is joined by dear friend-musicians. Music for the frontlines, in a time when the word revolution is alternatively mocked, pimped, played-out and ignored, Jean Jeanie makes it like another world is still possible. She evokes just about everything great in the pantheon of rock-and-roll. Patti Smith’s poetics, the art-drenched cool of St. Vincent and X-Ray Specs. The harmonies of the Wilson Sisters. The gospel according to Saints Strummer and Miriam Makeba. According to Jeanie, “Giving a shit is the new not giving a shit.” Listening to Future Twin is stepping into a time machine transporting you to when and where music creates an insurrection. When love matters like nothing else, when gender didn’t come packaged with pain. A time and place beyond cynicism where visions of the apocalypse are replaced by politics of the imagination.