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Small authentic place with great vibe and atmosphere. Popular bar and club in Trnava, offering a lively nightlife scene right in the city center.

A2 Concert Center is a new venue on Wrocław’s cultural map, which began its artistic activity in March 2017. A2 Concert Center Wrocław is located in a large (over 1,000 sq m), spacious and modern hall at 5 Góralska Street.

The multifunctional and barrier-free premises of the ABC club are located in the center of Pardubice, near the Euro Hotel and the swimming pool. Thanks to its size, structure and its own equipment, it offers an ideal place for organizing various types of events.

The Culture Center “Teatr” is an institution located in two buildings: the former Pomeranian Land Theatre at 1 Teatralna Street and the Akcent Club at 38 Wybickiego Street. The building on Teatralna Street houses a large theatre hall with 449 audience seats and a stage equipped with professional lighting and sound systems, a small theatre hall with 50 seats, and a chamber concert hall with 100 seats.

The Akropola in Kremnica is a cultural and creative space that combines art, community and a modern atmosphere in the historic center of the city. It serves as a venue for concerts, theater performances, workshops, film screenings and various community events. In favorable weather, it is possible to organize events outdoors.

The club is located in the legendary railway embankment—a place known to every Wrocław live music fan. Here, atmosphere matters most: the people, the sounds, and the energy that gives every night its own rhythm. In this respect, ALIVE is very diverse. You can listen to good old blues, heavy metal sounds, and rock guitar riffs. There is also reggae, pop, and contemporary music. You can often catch an interesting concert here—live music is played almost every day, and when the stage is empty, you’ll find something engaging on the big screen. Especially if you come to the club with a group of friends. The club is also well suited for more intimate gatherings. There are two separate rooms and many cozy corners with tables and sofas where you can talk in peace, one on one, enriching the evening with a drink of your choice, a craft beer from WROWAR, or grabbing something to eat.

The Paľa Bielik Amphitheater in Banská Bystrica is one of the most beautiful open-air concert venues in Slovakia. Its natural setting and excellent acoustics create ideal conditions for musical events of this format. A summer evening in August, stars overhead and the sound of legendary rock bands – that’s a recipe for an unforgettable experience.

Amfiko is an open-air amphitheatre and summer cinema located in Martin, Slovakia, owned by the city of Martin and operated since 2001 by the advertising and media agency VL MEDIA. Originally established in the 1960s, the amphitheatre has long been a landmark cultural venue and a gathering place for generations of local residents, hosting film screenings and large public events that once attracted tens of thousands of spectators. Renovated in 2008 with European funding and further upgraded in 2024 with refurbished seating, the venue today offers a dignified and well-equipped space suitable for major cultural events, concerts, and open-air cinema. Alongside concerts and festivals, Amfiko is best known for its highly successful summer cinema, which became the most visited in Slovakia in 2010, regularly drawing hundreds or even thousands of viewers per screening, and continues to play an important role in the cultural life of the city.

The amphitheater has a seating capacity of 1,428, and for larger events, 2,500 standing seats with a direct view of the stage are available. The rental also includes an aluminum roof with a tarpaulin, which belongs to the stage. The space is barrier-free and allows good access for vehicles up to 20 tons to unload equipment. They can also arrange for additional ticket sales for the event at the ticket office at the entrance.

Amsterdam Club in Nové Zámky is a modern music club and concert hall that brings a unique nightlife to the region. Live concerts by Slovak and Hungarian bands, themed parties and performances by top DJs await you. The club offers a spacious dance floor, comfortable seating, a top-notch sound and lighting system and a rich selection of drinks and cocktails. Amsterdam Club is an ideal place for weekend fun, a corporate party and a meeting with friends in an energetic atmosphere.

Archanjel Bar in Banská Štiavnica is a cozy and atmospheric spot that blends the charm of the historic town of UNESCO. Known for its intimate setting, the bar offers a relaxed ambiance where visitors can enjoy carefully crafted cocktails, local wines, and a selection of craft beers. Its unique interior, with touches of rustic elegance, makes it a perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring the beautiful surroundings. Archanjel Bar is a popular hangout for both locals and tourists, offering great music, friendly service, and a welcoming environment that keeps patrons coming back. Whether you’re looking for a casual drink or a night out with friends, Archanjel Bar delivers a memorable experience in the heart of Banská Štiavnica.

The Arena Națională in Bucharest is Romania’s largest stadium — a modern, state-of-the-art venue that doubles as a concert and entertainment hub beyond its primary use for football. Thanks to its retractable roof, high-capacity stands and modern infrastructure — plus a proven track record of hosting global stars — the Arena Națională delivers a concert experience that combines ample space, great acoustics, and comfort for tens of thousands of fans.

Arenele Romane is a historic, open‑air concert venue located in Carol Park, Bucharest. Originally built in 1906 as a Roman-style amphitheater, it now hosts major live music events, festivals, and cultural performances. With a capacity of around 5,000 people, it’s known for its great acoustics and iconic atmosphere. During the winter, the venue becomes an indoor space by installing a heated tent in the center of the arena.

Art Rock Cafe is a live‑music bar/club in Suceava, located at Strada Scurtă nr. 4. The venue regularly hosts concerts — spanning genres such as rock (including tribute‑bands), alternative, pop‑rock, sometimes folk or experimental — and often smaller/medium‑size shows.

The first creative hub in Moldova. The centre aims to support and develop creative industries in Moldova — gathering creative communities, hosting events, providing space for media, design, art, music, workshops, and more

ARTmania Festival is one of Romania’s bigest and longest-running rock and metal festivals, held annually in Sibiu since 2006. Hosted in the historic Piața Mare, the festival has featured major international acts such as Nightwish, Within Temptation, Opeth, Steven Wilson, Lacrimosa, Haggard, Serj Tankian, and Korn, alongside leading Romanian bands. Combining concerts with exhibitions, film screenings, and cultural events, ARTmania has become a key meeting point for alternative music fans and an important contributor to the region’s cultural scene.

Atelier Cafe is a cozy café‑by‑day, and at night it transforms into a lively bar and live music venue in the heart of Cluj‑Napoca. The place has a relaxed, creative vibe — hosting live concerts, DJ sets, cultural events, art exhibitions and community gatherings.

Attic Club in Litvínov is a popular music club focused on rock, metal and alternative scenes. It regularly hosts concerts of domestic and foreign bands, theme parties and club nights. Thanks to its energetic atmosphere, high-quality sound and intimate capacity, Attic Club offers an intense concert experience and is one of the important venues of the local music scene.

Audioriver is a leading Polish festival focused on electronic music in its broadest sense: techno, house, drum & bass, bass music, melodic and experimental hybrids, as well as related live projects. After many years on the Vistula beach in Płock, it moved to Łódź (Łódzkie Błonia), opening a new chapter with more space and better infrastructure. The festival is notable for all-night programming, multiple club-style stages, and bookings that balance international headliners with key Polish DJs and live acts. It has repeatedly won “Best Festival in Poland” in votes on electronic-music portals, and attracts a loyal community that values both music quality and strong visual production.

B52 The Club is a nightlife venue in Bucharest located at Strada 11 Iunie nr. 50, Sector 5.The club hosts a variety of events: live concerts, themed parties (80s, 90s, retro, rock, hits), DJ sets and more. The ambience is casual and energetic, mixing nostalgia with modern club vibes — dress code is casual.

Klub B90 is a large concert venue located in the post-shipyard area of Gdańsk, created in 2014 after transforming the former industrial Hall 90B into a two-stage music space capable of hosting up to 2,000 people. The conversion of the hall took eight months, adapting its multi-level structure—once home to a railway ramp—into a fully equipped live music facility. In its early years, the club focused on rock and metal, opening with concerts by Primal Scream, The Raveonettes, Buzzcocks, and The Damned. Since then, B90 has become one of Pomerania’s most important concert clubs, known for presenting a wide range of international and Polish artists across many genres.

Balkanik Festival is an annual world music and cultural festival held in Bucharest, Romania, known as Home of World Music, where live performances, multicultural sounds, craft fairs, workshops, and community activities create an inclusive celebration of global and regional musical traditions. The 2025 edition takes place 5–7 September at Grădina Uranus and features a diverse lineup of artists blending jazz, Balkan, electronic, folk, and world music, including Omar Souleyman (Syria), Ivo Papasov & His Wedding Band (Bulgaria), Kottarashky & The Rain Dogs (Bulgaria), MiASiN (Armenia–France), Kanizsa Csillagai (Hungary), Balkan Taksim (Romania), and Mahala Rai Banda ft. Jony Iliev (Romania–Bulgaria). The festival also offers DJ sets, street fairs, artisan markets, and dance events that highlight multiculturalism, inclusion, and artistic exchange

Barmuseum is a cultural and artistic center located in the building of the Slovak National Museum in Martin. In addition to café services, we offer Slovak and foreign art, music, theater, literature, film, informal education, and our own programs. The events are organized by the civic association Kultúrne centrum Museum.

Barock is the oldest rock and metal pub in Romania — a true heavy-metal sanctuary that first opened its doors in December 1992 and has been active ever since. Located in Petroșani, Barock has served for more than three decades as a home for the local and national rock community, becoming a mentor and gathering place for generations of music lovers.

Barock Fest is the flagship open-air rock/metal festival organized by Club Barock, the oldest rock/metal pub in Romania. First opened in December 1992, Club Barock has for decades nurtured generations of rockers and has become a landmark venue for live concerts in the Romanian metal scene. Every summer, Barock Fest transforms this legacy into an immersive festival experience. The event gathers rock and metal fans for several days of live concerts, a strong community vibe, and that raw, underground energy that defines the best of rock culture. The festival offers a rich and diverse lineup — from local bands to tribute acts — covering a wide spectrum of rock and metal subgenres.

Barrák Club in Ostrava is a well-known music club and cultural space, which is one of the most prominent venues on the local concert scene. It regularly hosts concerts by Czech and foreign bands of various genres, especially rock, metal, punk and alternative.

A pub in the heart of Elbląg’s Old Town. With us you’ll find: good food, original cocktails, and a great atmosphere. They regularly organize concerts featuring top Polish artists — and more!

Belmondo Club can be found in the heart of historic Olomouc. Right next to the city walls, with the entrance opposite Terezská brána on Palachová náměstí. In twenty years of operation, they have built four spaces for people, where everyone can find their own way.

Located at Strada Erou Gheorghe Rusu nr. 2, Bacău, Berăria Valhalla is a vibrant brewpub and live-event venue where good beer, great food and lively performances meet. With a relaxed yet energetic atmosphere, the venue hosts a diverse calendar of events — from rock and pop-concerts, to stand-up comedy nights and themed parties. Whether you’re gathering with friends, enjoying a night out or catching a live show, Berăria Valhalla offers rich menus, craft drinks and a social ambience. Its name evokes the legendary hall of warriors in Norse mythology, hinting at a spirited environment for community and entertainment. In short: come for the beer, stay for the performance — and enjoy Bacău’s dynamic night scene at Berăria Valhalla

Founded and organised by the volunteer motorcycle community Bikers for Humanity Romania, the festival combines high–energy rock performances with a strong humanitarian mission: all profits from ticket sales go to charitable causes and local development projects. With each edition, the event features major names from the Romanian rock scene alongside emerging bands, creating a festival atmosphere that celebrates both music and community.

BLACK ROAD CAFE is a Kladno multi-genre music club, which you can find in the Hvězda building under the Mustang bar restaurant in Vodárenská street, covering an area of ​​almost 500m².

Bogart Music Club is a place where, in a pleasant atmosphere and a cozy, intimate interior, you can enjoy good live music and embark on a culinary journey through cuisines from around the world.

The legendary Bombura club, an independent cultural space housed in an industrial building of a former distillery, has been a Mecca for alternative genres since 1992, striving to offer its visitors music and culture that transcends the mainstream. At regular intervals, well-known and amateur musical performers from all over the world perform here, but space is also given to theatrical performances, discussions, workshops and openings.

A great place combining brewery, hotel and a concer venue. Up to 500 people, very popular amongst locals.

BT Arena is the main multi‑purpose indoor arena in Cluj‑Napoca, Romania — a modern venue for concerts, sports, exhibitions, and large‑scale events. Over the years, the arena has hosted both major concerts (from rock/pop to classical & show events) and sporting events — establishing itself as a cultural and entertainment landmark in Transylvania.

Bucovina Motorfest is a motorcycle and music festival held in the scenic region of Bucovina, Romania. The event brings together motorcycle enthusiasts and their families for a mix of rides, custom bike displays, local food, outdoor activities, and live concerts featuring both Romanian bands and international acts such as Eluveitie, Therion, and Moonspell. Designed as a community-focused gathering, the festival blends motorsport culture with music and nature, offering a relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere.

Cafeneaua Artiștilor (“The Artists’ Café”) in Buzău is a cultural hub located in the city center in the Complex No Limit. It is not just a café but also a venue for concerts, theatre performances, and artistic gatherings. Besides live shows, the café offers a relaxed environment for board games (billiards, chess, darts, rummy), making it a welcoming place for both art lovers and friends looking to socialize.

Camping Colina is a serene little haven perched on the edge of nature, yet only a short walk from Cluj‑Napoca — the perfect blend of wilderness and city accessibility. What makes Colina especially magical is its connection to the artistic community. It hosts a variety of cultural events — from rock festivals like Rock the Camp or Dirty Fest to folk gatherings such as Cluj Folk Fest, where music, poetry, and campfire jam sessions come alive  under the stars. The venue also features event spaces, including an indoor venue, a terrace by the pool, and places for gathering around a campfire — ideal for creative get‑togethers, open‑air concerts, or even intimate workshops.

Irish Pub Carpenter Inn is a very atmospheric place that has been part of the landscape of Olsztyn’s Old Town for twenty years. Its character is shaped by elements such as the décor, a wide selection of Irish whiskeys, Guinness on tap, and Irish coffee. Every week, you can listen to live rock music upstairs at the Carpenter Inn, and with a bit of luck, you may stumble upon one of the niche music events that every now and then take over the upper floor.

Asociația C’Art Fest, founded in July 2016, aims to promote and support cultural expression in all its forms while fostering community involvement through projects with significant cultural impact. The festival’s program includes four main sections—theatre, literature, music, and architecture—alongside open-air film screenings, talks, debates, creative workshops for children, and various informal community activities. Developed organically “among friends and for friends,” C’Art Fest has grown each year with the support of its dedicated audience, volunteers, partners, and organizers, becoming a culturally diverse event centered on people, learning, and community spirit.

Casa Tineretului, Timișoara is a vibrant youth and cultural center managed by the Timiș County Youth Foundation (FITT). FITT, the leading youth organization in western Romania, oversees the venue’s operations, ensuring a dynamic program of live concerts, festivals, and cultural events for local and visiting audiences. The centre regularly hosts concerts — rock, pop/alternative, local‑band shows — as well as cultural events, youth‑oriented festivals and community‑driven live‑music nights.

Casa Tineretului is a youth / cultural centre and event venue in Oradea. Today Casa Tineretului functions as a cultural / event / community‑youth centre: it hosts concerts, parties, dance nights, youth events, cultural activities, social gatherings etc. It is administered by the Fundația Română Pentru Tineret Bihor (FRT Bihor).

Castle Party is a renowned dark-independent / gothic festival held in the town of Bolków, centred around its medieval castle. Since the 1990s it has grown from a small gathering into one of Europe’s most important events for gothic rock, darkwave, industrial, EBM and related subcultures. Concerts take place on castle stages and additional venues in town, complemented by club afterparties, gothic fashion stands, themed meetings and photo sessions. The event attracts a strongly international crowd from Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic and beyond, many of whom treat it as an annual pilgrimage. Its unique atmosphere – historic castle walls, black-clad audience and underground aesthetics – distinguishes it sharply from mainstream summer festivals.

Castle Party to jeden z najbardziej rozpoznawalnych festiwali sceny dark/gothic w Polsce, odbywający się w Bolkowie, w scenerii średniowiecznego zamku. Od lat 90. urósł z niszowego spotkania do wydarzenia o silnie międzynarodowej publiczności i wyraźnym profilu muzycznym: gothic rock, darkwave, industrial, EBM i pokrewne nurty. Koncerty odbywają się na zamkowych scenach oraz w dodatkowych przestrzeniach w mieście, a program uzupełniają imprezy klubowe, strefy wystawców, spotkania społeczności i charakterystyczna oprawa wizualna. Unikatowe połączenie lokalizacji, subkultury i wieloletniej tradycji buduje atmosferę, której trudno szukać na typowych festiwalach mainstreamowych.

Proffesional venue with rider audio and lights. You can hire it for everything – from conference to death metal shows. Venue offers both options – chairs or ampty floor. Max capacity – 499.

Browar B Cultural Center (CK Browar B) in Włocławek is a multifunctional cultural facility located in a revitalized former brewery complex. It offers a wide range of artistic events, performances, concerts, workshops, and exhibition openings, as well as spaces for the community and local artists, combining modern architecture with an industrial character and full accessibility for people with disabilities.

The Centre for Culture and Arts in Tczew is an institution devoted to broadly understood culture and artistic education. They organize open-air concerts, theatre performances, operettas, musicals, and many other artistic events. An important part of their work is the education of children and young people, for whom they run numerous interest-based activity groups.

Chmury Club in Warsaw is a versatile cultural space offering a rich music program that includes rock, punk, electronic music, and improvised music. The club also organizes non-musical events such as performances, lectures, benefit events, and even garage sales. Located in a repurposed old printing house, it attracts visitors with its unique atmosphere and serves as a hub of creative expression for various artists and groups. Cultural activity: Chmury is a place where concerts, performances, lectures, and other cultural events take place. Music program: It features a wide range of genres, from rock and punk to electronic and improvised music. Character of the venue: The space is activated by diverse groups and individual creators who present their work. Atmosphere: The club has a unique vibe thanks to its location in a refurbished old printing house situated in a charming courtyard. Purpose: The club-café aims to create a space for organizations, groups, and individuals to showcase

Chodrock Fest is a rock and metal festival taking place in the Chodsko region. It focuses on live concerts by local bands and performers from various genres of the rock and alternative scene.

Cibula Fest is one of the largest summer music festivals in western Slovakia, held in Holíč. The festival offers a multi-genre program with pop, rock, hip-hop and dance music and performances by well-known domestic and foreign performers. It is popular for its great open-air atmosphere, rich accompanying program and entertainment for all ages.

Cieszanów Rock Festiwal is a well-established rock festival in south-eastern Poland, often promoted as the largest festival in that region. It combines Polish rock, punk, metal and alternative bands with selected international acts. The event is strongly rooted in local community initiatives, including the “City NGO” village where organisations present their activities and run workshops. Stages are located in and around Cieszanów, with camping and additional attractions like food zones and regional culture presentations. The festival has become an important driver of local tourism and a showcase of how relatively small municipalities can host multi-day music events, assisted by public institutions and media partners who often cover concerts for TV and online audiences.

City Fest Žiar nad Hronom is a city music and cultural festival that brings concerts by well-known domestic and foreign performers directly to the city center. The program is multi-genre – from pop and rock to hip-hop and electronica – and is complemented by accompanying activities for all age categories.

Absolutely iconic place that runs live shows whole year 3 times a week. Great stage, proffesional crew and very friendly owners that know how to make a gig. Up to 700 people.

Club A is one of Bucharest’s most iconic student clubs — founded in the 1960s as the Architecture Students’ Club, it became a symbol of intellectual freedom and cultural resistance. Known for live music, poetry, debates, and underground creativity, it continues to host diverse cultural and music events in a historic, bohemian cellar space.

Located at 5 Unirii Street, in the heart of Arad, Club Flex is a landmark of the local nightlife. With extended evening and night hours (starting around 5:00 PM and continuing until 1:00 AM or later) every day, the venue promises lively parties, live concerts, and themed nights. If you’re looking for a dynamic evening with diverse music – from retro hits to rock and live bands – Club Flex is a solid option in Arad. The venue is close during the summer.

Club Phoenix remains the place where generations meet on the same stage, where the passion for music unites established artists and newcomers alike. In over 20 years, the club has hosted over 500 rock, bluez and jazz concerts.

Club Piano is a rock/night‑club / live‑music bar located in Târgu Jiu, at Strada Siretului Nr. 3. It regularly hosts live concerts and rock/metal/alternative music events — for example, recent shows include performances by metal or heavy‑rock bands.

Small venue in Baicoi, hosting live music shows.

CODRU Festival is an eco-conscious open-air music and culture festival held annually in a forested area near Timișoara (Green Forest / Pădurea Verde), Romania. It features a diverse lineup — from pop, indie-rock, and reggae to electronic music — offering something for many different tastes. But CODRU is more than music: for every ticket sold, a tree is planted, showing the festival’s commitment to sustainability. Besides concerts, the festival also offers arts, workshops, communal spaces, and a friendly, inclusive atmosphere — welcoming people of all ages.

Collosseum Club – Cultural center founded in 2005. Collosseum brings almost everything related to underground subculture. Film and documentaries screenings, discussions,, talks, lectures, exhibitions, theater, traveling cinemas, workshops and many other activities.Live concerts where all kinds of metal, punk, hard-core, gring, gore, crust, reggae, ska, alternative, indie, hip hop and more are represented!

Constelații Rock is a national rock and metal festival-competition, held in Râmnicu Vâlcea (at Arenele Traian). It offers a platform for emerging and established Romanian bands: each year dozens of groups apply, 12 finalists are selected by jury, and they compete live on stage for cash prizes and recognition. The event includes two competition nights followed by a final “Gala” concert evening — plus special live-recital performances.

Control is one of the most influential clubs in Central and Eastern Europe, with a history of over 16 years. Since its beginning, the club has built on a perfect mix of live events and DJ acts. This approach sets Control as a leading venue in Bucharest club culture and one of the places that hosts various communities. From punk and goth to techno and dark disco and from indie and alternative to house and funk, Control’s DNA lies in the passion for music.

Country Lodenica is a music festival and cultural event focused on country, folk and tramp music. It takes place in a picturesque setting by the water, which gives the event a relaxed and relaxing atmosphere.

Cult Music Club is one of Craiova’s most iconic live-music venues, combining the energy of a bar, the intimacy of a club, and the stage setup of a concert venue. Known for its “late hours, good music” vibe, it hosts a wide variety of musical events — from rock and indie shows to karaoke and live concerts.

Czochraj Bobra is a small independent alternative music and arts festival held in a natural riverside environment. The event focuses on underground music, experimental projects, DIY culture and community engagement. In addition to concerts, it often includes workshops, art installations and ecological activities. The festival is intentionally non-commercial and intimate, emphasizing closeness between artists and participants rather than scale or mainstream appeal.

D’Arc is a club / pub / bar located in central Timișoara.It functions as a nightlife venue: pub/club with DJ sets, parties, concerts/events — offering drinks, cocktails or club‑style nights

Danube Rock Revolution Festival is a rock and metal event held at Stadionul Dunărea in Galați, bringing together established bands and emerging artists for two days of live performances. Past editions have featured international acts such as Uriah Heep, alongside major Romanian bands including Dirty Shirt, Trooper, Bucovina and Iris. The festival offers a high-energy atmosphere, modern staging, and a program focused on both renowned artists and new talent from the rock scene. Positioned as a key music event in the region, Danube Rock Revolution aims to deliver a memorable experience through powerful concerts and a vibrant festival setting.

Danubius MotorFest is a high-energy summer festival that combines rock music, motorcycles and a strong community vibe — held on the banks of the Danube in Călărași. During three days of festival participants enjoy live rock concerts, a spectacular motorcycle parade, contests and social events. The 2025 lineup features well-known bands such as Dirty Shirt, Trooper, Cargo, and others — guaranteeing a mix of rock subgenres for fans. Moreover, the festival offers a full weekend-long experience: live music, the roar of engines, camaraderie among motorcycle lovers, and a liberated atmosphere of freedom and fun.

DEPO2015 is a lively space where culture and business are connected. The main goal is to support the so-called creative industries. The DEPO2015 creative zone is a pillar of the sustainability of the Plzeň – European Capital of Culture 2015 project. In the former train depot of the city’s transport companies, you will now find halls for interactive exhibitions, concerts, conferences and a theater, a cafe, the DEPO Market with several unique shops, a community garden, offices for rent, art and student studios, a sports and tap studio, an Industrial trail and spaces for resident artists. We create, produce, exhibit and sell in one place!

Dirty Fest is the festival created and organised by the Romanian band Dirty Shirt.

The “Krzemień” Culture House is a new cultural institution in Szczecin — the 13th of its kind — located in a modern building constructed from the ground up and opened in 2020, in the Podjuchy district on the right-bank side of the city.

Open the “Doors” to a place where music speaks around every corner you look. Pull up a chair, get comfortable and enjoy what we are proud to offer. We recommend our mix of friendliness, laid-backness and professionalism that we apply to everything: design, music and drinks. Doors Club is a well-known cultural and entertainment venue in Constanța. It functions as a café and restaurant during the day and transforms into a live music club at night. The space frequently hosts concerts, cultural events, and social gatherings, featuring both established and emerging artists. Its interior is inspired by American pop culture and rock music, creating a cozy, artistic atmosphere. Doors Club is also active in the local community, organizing exhibitions, book launches, and charity events.

A concert venue in the Tri-City area, located on the grounds of the former Gdańsk Shipyard, surrounded by historic cranes, slipways, and industrial structures.

East European Rock Alliance 2025 is an international collaboration project involving three partners from Romania, Poland, and Slovakia. The project is dedicated to supporting young talents and emerging rock artists from East Europe in developing their international careers. It encompasses an online platform, a music workshop, a young talents contest, an international tour, and a final festival.

Electric Castle is loved by the festival goers for its unique and immersive day & night experience, awarded by the music festival industry for its relentless quality and appreciated by artists. Taking place next to the iconic 15th-century Bánffy Castle, in the pristine nature of Transylvania, Electric Castle surprises at every edition with a creative lineup, touching a diversity of genres, with new media installations & performances, and disruptive talks. Breathtaking scenery and historical surroundings create an out of the ordinary way of living and feeling, which can’t be matched by other experiences.

Electric Nights Brezoi is a two-day open-air music festival held in Brezoi (Vâlcea, Romania), typically around July. The festival brings together a lineup of rock and alternative bands — national names such as Alternosfera, Coma, Om la Lună, Timpuri Noi and others — offering two nights of live music, energy, and community spirit. Set in a natural, mountainous environment near the outdoors, the festival combines live shows with camping facilities — including areas for tents or caravans, basic amenities like toilets and showers, and festival infrastructure — which makes it a summer-camp-style experience blending music, nature, and social gathering.

The Piešťany Power Plant is a reconstructed industrial monument from the early 20th century. The former municipal diesel power plant, which began operating in 1906, is listed on the National Register of Cultural Monuments.

ELEKTROWNIA is a modest underground venue, constantly working on improving its standards and focused on continuous development. It (almost) never refuses anyone the opportunity to perform—the only real requirement is the availability of a free date. We offer concerts of all musical genres, except disco polo and the kind of pop music that floods public media 🙂 as well as themed evenings (musical, and later also film-related) and other curiosities, such as stand-up created by the audience — an “OPEN MIC.

Encore Club is one of Bucharest’s most popular Rock and Metal venues. Encore Club is a live music venue and rock-metal bar in the Grozăvești/Politehnica district of Bucharest, Romania. Known for its heavy-music focus, it hosts DJ sets, concerts, and themed parties that attract both local acts and touring bands, making it a staple of the city’s alternative nightlife.

Euphoria Music Hall is a premier live music venue in Cluj-Napoca, offering a fusion of dining and entertainment. With a vibrant stage, high-quality sound system, and a stylish restaurant-bar, it’s the go-to place for unforgettable concerts, DJ nights, and cultural events.

The fully air-conditioned Great Hall with a maximum capacity of 750 people is suitable for organizing cultural events, conferences, congresses, seminars and other events, which may include a working lunch or dinner.

Concerts of Slovak and foreign artists, parties, music festivals and many more are regularly held at Event House Žilina. The space allows creative stage design, projections, laser shows, professional lighting and sound systems to organize a grand party, but also a seated concert in an intimate atmosphere. When renting the space, we can take care of complete technical support. We follow trends, work with high-quality technical equipment, have stage technology, professional sound equipment and lighting. Thanks to the layout solution, it is possible to work extremely effectively with the VIP sector. The VIP zone can be built in a reserved area in front of the stage, from which there is a direct passage to the side hall with seating and its own, separate bar for even greater comfort of VIP guests.

Expirat has its own special place on the Romanian music scene as for the past 20 years it managed to build a strong reputation for itself as one of the country’s flagship event venues and become almost synonymous with alternative culture, sharing most of its values as well as its inexhaustible energy and desire to grow. Since its initial conception in 2002 as a small seaside bar in Vama Veche, Expirat grew constantly and morphed into a full-fleged cultural operator with tight links to the local live and DJ scenes. Slowly securing its spot as the go-to-place for mid-scale live concerts, electronic music clubnights and multidisciplinary events, Expirat hosts well over 200 concerts, clubnights, performances and cultural events per year, that together attract almost 100.000 attendees. Operating in Bucharest, within the historic confines of Halele Carol, in a fully refurbished and fully equipped factory that can accomodate 500 pax per event, as well as in two additional open air annexes,

FABER is a dynamic, independent cultural hub located in Timișoara at Splaiul Peneș Curcanul 4‑5. Housed in a beautifully restored industrial building (formerly part of the AZUR factory), FABER blends history and creativity, serving as a space for coworking, art, music, design, and community innovation. It’s much more than a typical event venue — FABER supports creative projects, hosts live concerts, exhibitions, conferences, and community gatherings. The courtyard (“Curte Interioară”) is particularly distinctive: open-air, thoughtfully designed, and used for concerts, performances, and large-scale events.

Club Fabrica is one of Bucharest’s most important indoor concert venues — located at Strada 11 Iunie 50, about 15 minutes on foot from Piaţa Unirii. Over the years, Club Fabrica has hosted a wide variety of shows: rock / pop-rock / alternative concerts, metal/tribute concerts (e.g. nights dedicated to bands influenced by heavier music), live-music events, and DJ/party-type concerts.The venue is equipped with a proper stage, its own sound and lighting system, and acoustics tailored for live shows.

Best place for live gigs in Lublin. Speciality – rock shows. Great stage, very proffesional crew, rider audio & lights, max capacity 450.

Femei pe Mătăsari is a multidisciplinary urban festival held annually on Mătăsari Street in Bucharest, Romania, dedicated to promoting women’s rights, gender equality, and diversity through culture, art, and public dialogue. The event transforms the street into an open cultural space featuring live music, DJ sets, visual arts, theater, debates, workshops, and social initiatives, with a strong focus on female voices and inclusive perspectives. By bringing together artists, activists, NGOs, and the general public, Femei pe Mătăsari has become a landmark civic and cultural event in Bucharest, using creativity and community engagement as tools for social awareness and positive change.

FEST Festival takes place in Park Śląski (Chorzów/Silesian agglomeration) and is positioned as a large, multi-genre event with a strong youth and social-media presence. The festival mixes mainstream pop, rap, electronic, alternative and club music, with multiple themed stages, art installations and a heavy emphasis on visual design. From its first edition in 2019 it aimed to compete with major European festivals, integrating camping, food villages and experiential zones into the park environment. After organisational turbulence and cancellations around 2023, the event has been reworked for a comeback edition, with organisers stressing lessons learned and a long-term vision. Its history is short but influential in reshaping expectations for high-production, multi-day festivals in Silesia.

The Skaly Festival is a summer music festival held in a natural environment, combining live music with a unique atmosphere of rocks and nature. It focuses mainly on the rock, alternative and independent scene,

Festivalul Celtic Transilvania is an annual Romanian rock & reenactment festival held in July at Băile Figa near Beclean, in Bistrița-Năsăud County. It combines live rock and metal music performances with historical reenactments, family-friendly activities, and a holiday-style festival atmosphere. The event has become known for its inclusive and approachable spirit, welcoming all ages, children under 12 having free access when accompanied by an adult.

The Râșnov Film and History Festival (FFIR) is a multidisciplinary cultural event held annually in Râșnov, Romania, founded in 2009 with the aim of highlighting an important chapter of Romanian and international cinema while fostering meaningful public debate on long-term historical, social, and political themes. Conceived as a thoughtful and accessible festival—without red carpets, glamour, or sensationalism—FFIR combines a documentary film competition with public debates, lectures, concerts, theater performances, exhibitions, and a summer school, encouraging critical thinking and dialogue. With open-air film screenings and a strong educational component, the festival has established itself as a unique platform in Romania’s cultural landscape, dedicated to understanding the present through history, cinema, and informed discussion.

Fészek Blues & Rock Music Pub is a pub/club located in Odorheiu Secuiesc, Harghita County, Romania The venue seems to focus on blues / rock music — hosting live‑music nights and concerts, offering drinks (beer etc.) and a typical pub/club atmosphere.

Fléda is the most famous and established club in Brno. The club team has over 15 years of experience in producing all kinds of events.

Flight Festival is a three-day music, art and technology event held annually at the Muzeul Satului Bănățean (Banat Village Museum) in Timișoara. The festival combines live concerts, art installations, interactive tech exhibits and a varied program across multiple stages, offering a mix of musical genres, multimedia art and immersive experiences. Designed as a cultural-edutainment festival, it aims to bring together music lovers, creatives and tech-curious audiences in a vibrant, inclusive atmosphere.

Flying Circus is a vibrant underground club in the heart of Cluj-Napoca, known for its alternative music nights—from indie and rock to electronic beats. With an energetic dance floor, eclectic programming, and a welcoming community spirit, it’s a go-to spot for late-night partying and live performances.

Focus in the Park is an open-air festival held each summer in Parcul Sub Arini, Sibiu, bringing together alternative, indie, jazz and contemporary music in a relaxed park setting. The event blends concerts with art installations, food areas, and a vibrant community atmosphere, offering a laid-back outdoor experience for music lovers of all ages.

Folk/Rock Revolution is a two-day music and arts festival in Timișoara, hosted at Casa Tineretului (FITT). The event combines rock and folk concerts with a visual-arts exhibition, featuring both established artists and emerging performers. With dedicated program days for rock and folk, the festival offers a diverse cultural experience and supports new talent within the local music scene.

FORM Space Cluj is a creative hub and live‑music venue in Cluj‑Napoca where artistic expression knows no limits. With a capacity of around 800 people, it provides a stage not just for performances, but for a dialogue between artists and audience — both visually and sonically. FORM Space fuels inspiration, connection, and creative energy in every event.

Futurum Music Bar in Prague is a popular music club focused mainly on the alternative, indie and electronic scene. It offers concerts of domestic and foreign bands, DJ nights and club events in an intimate, energetic atmosphere. Thanks to the high-quality sound and close contact with the audience, Futurum is a popular place for fans of live music and underground culture.

Event Center G38 offers over 600 sq m of space, professional lighting, sound system and stage tailored to your needs, a modern bar, and an industrial interior. A spacious, atmospheric, and inspiring venue, perfect for cultural events and parties.

Gekko Pub & Bánya Klub is a pub/bar + club + events‑venue in Oradea. The vibe is described as “ruin‑pub / alternative pub + club” — a relaxed, bohemian/underground‑style atmosphere, popular especially among youth, students, and fans of live music or club nights.

Goblin Club Constanța is a legendary nightlife destination on the Romanian Black Sea coast, known for its high-energy dance parties, live concerts, and diverse music programming. With a distinctive underground, brick-and-metal décor, it feels intimate but full of life — perfect for wild nights out, DJ sets, or live performances.

Grand Irish Pub is a cozy Irish‑style pub located at Strada Marchian 5, Botoșani. It blends the warmth of traditional Irish hospitality with a modern twist, offering a relaxed atmosphere where guests can enjoy good music, Irish-inspired food, and a wide selection of beers. The pub hosts live music, karaoke nights, stand‑up comedy, and themed parties, making it a vibrant social hub.

The Sibiu Guitar Meeting is the highlight of the “Pune mâna pe chitară – Pick up the guitar” programme — a social-cultural, non-formal education initiative of Asociația Culturală Play, designed to engage children and young people in Sibiu in extracurricular musical activities. The festival brings together hundreds of guitarists from across the country for the large-scale Manifest Concert, alongside workshops, jam sessions, exhibitions, and family-friendly activities. Held in the unique setting of the Astra Museum, the event celebrates community, creativity, and the shared passion for the guitar.

The Timișoara Guitar Meeting is a flagship event of the “Pune mâna pe chitară – Pick up the guitar” programme — a social-cultural, non-formal education initiative developed by Asociația Culturală Play to engage children and young people in musical activities. The festival brings together guitarists of all ages for a large collective performance, complemented by workshops, jam sessions, creative activities, and concerts. Held in key cultural spaces of Timișoara, the event celebrates community, artistic expression, and the shared passion for guitar music.

The Student Cultural Club Gwarek is a space for those seeking more — for audiences interested in unconventional, non-standard musical experiences. In a unique atmosphere, the club hosts events celebrating culture in all its forms, including music, theatre, cabaret, and film. Located at 17 Reymonta Street in Kraków, on the AGH Student Campus, it has welcomed many renowned artists. Its most iconic guest was Gene Simmons, the legendary frontman and bassist of KISS. Other performers include Blaze Bayley (former vocalist of Iron Maiden), John Corabi (former vocalist and guitarist of Mötley Crüe), Farben Lehre, Marcin Styczeń, Cisza Jak Ta, Jarek Śmietana, and many more.

Hala Laminor is a large industrial‑heritage venue in Bucharest, transformed from a former factory into a modern event space. Its striking steel structure and expansive interior make it ideal for concerts, festivals, and cultural events, offering a unique industrial-chic atmosphere for performers and audiences alike.

Hard Rock Cafe Bucharest offers a lively dining and entertainment experience in the heart of Herăstrău Park. Known for its classic American cuisine and impressive collection of rock memorabilia, the venue also hosts frequent live music events featuring both local and international artists. With its energetic atmosphere and concert-ready stage, it’s one of Bucharest’s top spots for great food and unforgettable musical experiences.

Nestled in the vibrant city of Cluj-Napoca, Hardward Pub is a haven for rock and roll enthusiasts. This unique establishment embodies rebellion and free-spiritedness, attracting the local biker community. The venue frequently showcases emerging bands and hosts various events, showcasing a keen eye for talent promotion. Visitors can expect an electric atmosphere with classic rock tunes and the occasional rumble of motorcycle engines. Renowned for its inclusive vibe, it’s a favorite among goths as well.

Heligonka in Ostrava is a unique music club focused on folk, world music and acoustic concerts. The intimate space with a distinctive atmosphere regularly hosts concerts by Czech and foreign performers, author evenings and musical meetings. Heligonka is known for its close contact between artists and audience, high-quality sound and emphasis on an authentic musical experience.

History Art & Music Club is a music club in the wider center of Humenné, where we regularly organize concerts, quizzes, Friday parties with local DJs, theater performances, film, music and sports broadcasts, discussions, lectures, and exhibitions. The main part of the club has a capacity of about 150 seats with the possibility of online booking. For private celebrations and meetings in a closed space, we offer a backstage with a capacity of up to 20 people.

Behind the walls of an old brewery, where time has slowed down and silence has its depth, lives a place that is more than a club – it is a mood, a state of mind, a space for music that touches the soul. Every evening a unique story is created here – improvisations played by trumpets, double basses and talented musicians from Slovakia, Europe and overseas.

Club Hush Pitesti is a vibrant nightlife spot, offering great music, lively atmosphere, and unforgettable parties in the heart of Pitesti.

One of most honourable clubs in capital city of Poland, has a unique history of gigs taking place there. Perfect for live gigs, offers proffesional equipement and very friendly atmosphere. Rock – definied!

Hydrozagadka is a cultural and artistic venue located in the iconic Praga courtyard at 22 11 Listopada Street. The club has been operating since 2007 and has stood out from other nearby venues from the very beginning. Its spacious interior, excellent sound system, and eclectic artistic program have made it a cultural showcase of Praga. The club’s diverse activities cater to the tastes and needs of every audience group. It hosts concerts by international stars and the most talented Polish artists, weekend dance parties, theatrical performances, lectures, vernissages, and exhibitions. Over more than ten years of activity, the club has held over 2,500 events representing the full spectrum of the arts.

HYPE PARK is a vibrant space dedicated to music, concerts, parties, and cultural events. With a capacity of 1,000 people, the venue offers professional audio and an excellent setting for live shows, located in the cultural capital of Poland — Kraków.

În Spatele Casei is the outdoor/backyard concert and cultural space behind Casa Tineretului, managed by Fundația Județeană pentru Tineret Timiș (FITT). The space is conceived as a garden‑style, open‑air / semi‑outdoor venue — ideal for concerts, live‑music events, festivals, acoustic sets, and cultural happenings. The vibe is informal, relaxed, and youth‑oriented — more like a festival / summer‑garden concert than a conventional club/indoor hall — which makes it well suited for outdoor concerts under the stars, social gatherings, and community‑driven music events.

Insomnia Café & Bistro is a long‑standing cultural and social landmark in Cluj‑Napoca, combining a cafe, bistro and live‑music / art venue. Since its founding, it has evolved from a private art gallery into a vibrant hub for concerts, poetry nights, book launches, film screenings and cultural‑artistic events — loved by students, artists, locals and tourists alike.

Irish Music Pub is one of Cluj-Napoca’s iconic live-music pubs, located at Strada Horea 5, in the city centre. The pub is very active musically: it hosts many concerts (both local Romanian bands and international acts) across multiple genres — rock, metal, ska, reggae, pop, hip-hop, punk, acoustic, jazz, folk, and more.

The venue claims to offer a mix of pub/bar atmosphere, cocktails / drinks (“Irish pub vibe”), live music, concerts, parties, stand-up comedy or other events. The ShamRock occupies a spot on the top floor of a building (part of a shopping/complex — “Winmarkt-Omnia”), and includes a rooftop/terrace area that offers a view.

Creative Bistrot – A relaxed space where people communicate with one another. “J’ai Bistrot” is a vibrant bistro where great food meets live music. With an intimate and lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy delicious French-inspired dishes while experiencing unforgettable live performances. From acoustic sets to energetic band nights, J’ai Bistrot brings together music lovers and food enthusiasts for evenings full of flavor, rhythm, and good vibes.

Jarocin is a historic Polish rock festival with roots reaching back to the 1970s and 1980s, when it served as a crucial outlet for punk, rock and alternative music under the communist regime. It became symbolic of youth rebellion and cultural experimentation, drawing tens of thousands at its peak. After a pause in the 1990s, the festival was revived in the 2000s, combining nostalgia for its counter-cultural heritage with contemporary rock and related genres. Modern editions include big Polish rock names, younger alternative acts and thematic events linked to the Polish Rock Museum in Jarocin. The town itself strongly identifies with the festival, treating it as a central element of its cultural brand.

Jazz Jamboree, held in Warsaw since 1958, is one of Europe’s oldest and historically most important jazz festivals. Over the decades it has hosted icons such as Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie and Ray Charles, making it a crucial gateway between global jazz and audiences in Central-Eastern Europe, especially during the communist era. Various venues have been used, including the legendary Sala Kongresowa and, more recently, Klub Stodoła and other spaces. After a period of decline, the festival has been revitalised under the AdamiakJazz / Jazzarium Foundation, presenting both Polish and international artists. In its long history it has attracted hundreds of thousands of listeners and remains a strong brand within European jazz culture.

Family music festival, full of great music, excellent food, drinks and people, with the heart in the right place, takes place in the beautiful surroundings of the park, at the Wichterle Castle in Slavičín.

Karpaty Hard Fest is a metal and hard rock festival taking place in the Carpathian region. The festival brings concerts by domestic and foreign bands, mainly from the fields of heavy metal, hard rock and punk.

The Barracks Cultural Park is the largest and most extensive investment project within the framework of the European Capital of Culture Košice 2013. After the reconstruction of the dilapidated, but historically interesting and spacious barracks buildings, one of the largest cultural centers in Slovakia was created. The transformation of the buildings created a comprehensive background for the creation, presentation and support of art and contemporary creative, authentic and highly experimental culture. The main goal of the cultural center is to provide an exceptional space for the creation and presentation of high-quality multi-genre artistic production.

Kazamata at Okopowa Street is a venue for concerts and cultural events, open to various kinds of artistic initiatives.

The Vltava House of Culture is located in the center of the largest housing estate in the regional town of České Budějovice, in a location with excellent transport links and a sufficient number of adjacent free parking spaces. It offers a whole range of spaces, from classroom-sized clubhouses to a large social hall and adjacent spaces.

Klondajk Club in Nová Dubnica is known for its lively and energetic atmosphere, which attracts visitors from all over the area. It is located away from the busy city streets. In addition to the standard club facilities, it has its own kitchen, which makes it interesting if you have a specific event type in mind.

Klondike Music Club in Pec pod Sněžkou is a well-known mountain music club with a unique atmosphere, combining concerts, parties and entertainment in the heart of the Krkonoše Mountains.

Klub Mír in Uherské Hradiště is a cultural and musical space with a long tradition, known for its varied program and openness to various genres.

Na Rampe in Jablonec nad Nisou is a popular music club and cultural space with a long tradition. It focuses mainly on concerts by rock, punk and alternative bands, but also offers other cultural events and parties.

Klub Oko is a cultural venue in Havlíčkův Brod dedicated to live music, concerts, and alternative cultural events. Known for its intimate atmosphere and community spirit, Klub Oko hosts local and international artists across genres and serves as an important hub for the town’s independent cultural scene. The venue also includes Bar OKO, a cozy meeting place where visitors can gather before and after events, supporting culture through every drink.

It is one of the longest-running music clubs (operating since the 1930s) not only in our region, while also being one of the most active venues of its kind. The club, located in the basement of the Sulęcin Cultural Center, is an important part of the center’s activities. Most events during the autumn–winter season take place in our cultural basement. The club’s stage hosts amateur and professional bands, cabaret performances, theatrical productions, as well as meetings with people from the worlds of culture and art. Over the years, the club has welcomed many outstanding artists, both from Poland and abroad. It is a place people want to return to thanks to its unique atmosphere.

KNAK Klub is an independent underground club focused on alternative culture, live music and community events. It offers concerts by smaller bands, experimental music, DJ sets and various artistic events. It is characterized by an informal atmosphere, non-commercial approach and openness to different musical styles and subcultures.

Kofola Music Club in Krnov has been one of the most popular concert venues in the Czech Republic for 30 years. It is visited annually by approximately one hundred bands, including theater and other artistic groups. As one of the largest and best equipped music clubs in Moravia, it can also host technically demanding performances.

Kombinat Kultury in Toruń is a social enterprise and foundation operating at Podmurna Street 1/3, located in a historic granary. It organizes a rich program of artistic events (concerts, performances) while simultaneously supporting people at risk of social exclusion by employing them and creating a meeting place for the local community. It is a place driven by passion, promoting both debuting and well-known artists, with the goal of developing the city’s cultural offer, among other things through the planned Toruń Rock Gallery.

Venue is placed in former theater room. Offers nice place for show holding up to 600 people. Located in biggest city of north – western Poland.

Kostrzyn Cultural Center (KCK) is a local government cultural institution operating within the city. The structure of KCK includes: House of Creative Practices Kostrzyn Cultural Center “Kręgielnia” Amphitheater KCK organizes, coordinates, and implements the majority of cultural activities taking place in the city. The aim of these activities is to inspire and meet the cultural needs of Kostrzyn’s residents. This is achieved through clubs and interest groups, activities of amateur artistic ensembles, as well as regular and occasional events, both large and small, including exhibitions, workshops, open-air sessions, and educational activities at the House of Creative Practices. Throughout the year, KCK organizes around one hundred major and minor cultural events.

A music and dance club in the heart of the most densely populated part of Poland, in Katowice. It offers a hall accommodating up to 700 people, bars, two levels, a stage with a sound system, and openness to all musical styles.

Kruhnen Musik Halle, the biggest venue in Brasov, hosts weekly a wide range of events, from concerts with foreign and romanian artists to all time favourite parties, all at reasonable prices.

Klub Kwadrat is a concert and event venue in Kraków, perfect for hosting concerts, stand-up shows, conferences, workshops, training sessions, corporate events, and even boxing galas. Nearly 200 events are held in the club’s spaces each year.

The Academic Club of Gdańsk University of Technology, Kwadratowa, is designed with students in mind. Throughout its long history, it has hosted cultural events such as concerts, comedy shows, and performances, as well as parties that bring together the wider student community.

La Garage Noir is an underground music club with a dark, industrial atmosphere, focusing mainly on the alternative, electronic, post-punk and experimental scene. The club is known for its non-commercial approach.

The restaurant emphasizes Dobrogean / Danube‑Delta cuisine — with recipes that reflect the multicultural heritage of the region: influences from Turkish, Macedonian, Lipovan, Greek, and traditional Romanian dishes. La Liman is also a venue for events — beyond regular meals, it hosts concerts and live‑music / event nights when scheduled.

La Țevi is a warm, welcoming pub in the heart of Cluj‑Napoca, located on Strada Potaissa. It’s a place where friends — and future friends — gather to unwind, chat, and enjoy good music. More than just a bar, La Țevi has a soul: it’s deeply rooted in the history of rock music, both Romanian and international. La Țevi regularly hosts live music shows and karaoke nights, making it a lively cultural spot. Overall, La Țevi feels like a friendly, slightly rebellious but very sincere place — perfect for music lovers, conversationalists, and anyone who wants to soak in a genuine pub vibe.

LAROCK Music Festival takes place at Domeniul Cantacuzino in Florești, Prahova county, Romania — a large domain surrounded by historic architecture and nature. Over four days, the festival offers an extensive program across six stages, hosting over 70 bands from Romania and abroad. Past editions have featured international acts such as Skindred or Dubioza Kolektiv, as well as major Romanian artists including Alternosfera, Subcarpați and Dirty Shirt. The festival’s line-up blends genres and generations, covering rock, metal, alternative, and electronic music. Beyond concerts, LAROCK provides a complete festival experience: camping and glamping options, multiple entertainment and adventure activities (e.g., hot-air balloons, relaxation zones, sports, workshops), and a rich social atmosphere in a natural, historic setting. In short, LAROCK is more than a music festival — it is a multidimensional cultural event that combines live music, community, adventure, and heritage, aimed at fans who appreciate variety, freedom, and discovery.

LAS Festival is an electronic and experimental music festival held in a forest environment, combining music, art, nature and alternative culture. Its program focuses on techno, house, ambient, experimental electronics and live audiovisual projects. The event is intentionally intimate and immersive, with strong emphasis on scenography, spatial design and environmental integration. LAS Festival attracts an audience interested in underground electronic culture rather than mainstream club sounds, and positions itself as an artistic, sensory experience rather than a traditional concert festival.

Lážo Plážo Festival is a summer music and entertainment festival that combines music, relaxation and a holiday atmosphere by the water. It offers concerts by popular domestic performers, DJ sets and an accompanying program full of games, sports and relaxation. The festival is known for its relaxed “beach” atmosphere, sun, water and fun, making it an ideal place for summer relaxation combined with music.

Legend – Iași’s ultimate concert club, where electrifying live shows meet a vibrant atmosphere. Feel the rhythm, share the energy, and create unforgettable nights—all in your second home.

Lidové divadlo Svitavy is a multifunctional cultural venue in the Czech Republic offering a diverse program of concerts, theatre performances, social events, and community activities. In addition to its regular cultural agenda, the venue provides fully equipped spaces for private and public events such as balls, weddings, corporate gatherings, and concerts, combining professional technical facilities with a welcoming atmosphere at the heart of local cultural life.

People’s house, abbreviated as “liďák” is a cultural house in the Karlovy Vary district of Stará Role. It is used to organize cultural events, concerts and balls

The venue hosts a variety of events: live concerts (rock, pop, blues, etc.), DJ‑sets, parties, thematic nights — similar to a “night‑club + live music hall / lounge

Liverpool Music Club was founded in 1996 and from the very beginning of its activity has focused on music for discerning listeners. The club’s development went hand in hand with the expansion of its musical event program—regular themed nights promoting Depeche Mode, U2, gothic, film music, and others were introduced, some of which are still running today. Live music events have also always been an important part of the program. The club hosts concerts by well-known artists as well as shows aimed at promoting young and emerging bands. Located in the underground levels of a historic building, the club features a naturally atmospheric interior, good acoustics, and powerful sound system.

A cozy, air-conditioned venue in the heart of Toruń’s Old Town, where you can not only sit down with a coffee, a drink, or a beer, listen to good music, and enjoy something tasty to eat, but above all take part in excellently performed concerts.

Located in the historic centre of Baia Mare, Log Out is the place where you can find your favourite drink – from local and imported beers to fancy cocktails – and grab a bite: a chill pub by day that goes crazy on weekend nights.

Lokal is one of the most vibrant music venues in Oradea — a cozy, urban club where live concerts, indie bands, DJs and alternative events bring people together. With great sound, a warm atmosphere, and a community that loves music, Lokal is the perfect place to enjoy intimate gigs, creative nights, and unforgettable energy. A hub for artists, music lovers and free spirits — Lokal is where the music hits different.

Lucerna Music Bar in Prague is a legendary music club in the heart of the city, known for its rich concert history and iconic atmosphere. It regularly hosts concerts by domestic and foreign artists of various genres – from rock and indie to electronica and pop. Thanks to its high-quality sound, excellent location and diverse program, it is one of the most important club spaces in Prague.

Lucky Pery is a legendary music club known for its relaxed atmosphere and focus on live music. It is especially famous for its blues, rock and jam session concerts, where experienced musicians and spontaneous musical projects often perform. The club offers an authentic experience, close contact with the bands and is a popular place for fans of the honest, informal music scene.

A music club operating within the Wrocław cultural center Czasoprzestrzeń. The club is created by young people—musicians from Wrocław-based bands and local cultural activists. The audience has the opportunity to experience original works by Polish and European artists and their unique live performances, while musicians are given the chance to play in professional conditions, in a great-sounding venue, with full sound reinforcement and lighting.

Łódź Summer Festival is a large, free urban music festival organized by the City of Łódź. It presents a broad mainstream and alternative program, including pop, rock, hip-hop and international headliners, with concerts held in central city locations. The festival is designed as a flagship summer cultural event promoting Łódź as a modern, open city and attracting both residents and visitors. Due to its free-entry format and city-center staging, it reaches a very wide audience and receives extensive media coverage.

M-club in Valašské Meziříčí (Valmez) is a cult music club and cultural space with a long tradition. It is known mainly for concerts of rock, alternative, punk and indie bands

Machines Venue in Cluj-Napoca is a dynamic live music hall built for sound and powered by human energy. Located on Republicii Street, it hosts a wide variety of concerts—from rock and metal to electronic music—creating an immersive space where creativity and passion meet

Majestic Music Club is Bratislava’s largest concert club. The MMC building, located at the intersection of Šancová and Karpatská streets, has been one of Bratislava’s natural cultural centers for decades and is a well know cultural hub among all Bratislava residents.

Klub Makulatura Malbork is a venue run by the Cultural Initiatives Association “Makulatura.” The association focuses on promoting cultural education and organizing all kinds of events, including performances, concerts, interesting shows, and exhibitions—always with the participation of unique guests and plenty of surprises. Concerts organized at Klub Makulatura Malbork mainly feature performances and artistic showcases involving both established creators and musicians, as well as those who are just taking their first steps on the music scene. The events held here are a wonderful cultural adventure that is sure to appeal to all lovers of entertainment.

Malta Festival is a multi-disciplinary event in Poznań, combining theatre, music, performance, urban interventions and discussions. Founded in the early 1990s around Lake Malta, it has evolved into a city-wide celebration exploring social and political themes. Each edition is built around a curatorial motto or idea; programme elements range from experimental theatre and contemporary dance to open-air concerts by Polish and international artists. In recent years the festival has undergone organisational changes, with new ownership and an emphasis on women’s perspectives and civic dialogue. Malta is recognised by European festival networks (including an EFFE Award) and plays an important role in re-thinking how festivals can interact with the city space and its communities.

Little Berlin is an independent cultural center located in the historic center of Trnava. Venue is a member of Antena – the network for independent culture and Trans Europe Halles, the largest pan-European network of cultural and creative centres. The two halls of the cultural centre host over 300 events a year, most of which are directly produced by us. The programme is aimed at all age groups and includes theatre and dance performances, concerts, film screenings, literary evenings, conferences, discussions and educational events.

Maris Fest is an annual motorcycle and rock festival held in the Târgu Mureș area, recognized as one of the largest events of its kind in Transylvania. The festival combines bike shows, stunt demonstrations, moto parades, and custom motorcycle exhibitions with a strong lineup of live rock and alternative music. Past editions have featured international acts such as Dubioza Kolektiv and Nazareth, alongside major Romanian artists including Subcarpați, Dirty Shirt, Lupii lui Calancea and Phoenix. Bringing together motorbike enthusiasts and music fans, Maris Fest offers a dynamic mix of adrenaline, community, and open-air entertainment.

A club in the very heart of Kielce’s market square. Discover a place where history meets the present, and every evening becomes a unique experience.

MMB is the first and biggest international music business conference and showcase festival in Romania. Dedicated to all music enthusiasts, MMB is the place where both independent artists and key music business professionals are offered the opportunity to meet with leading experts in the local and international industry, learn from them and interact with them directly. MMB Showcase was founded in 2017 and has so far hosted over 70 artists from Romania and many European countries. The success stories of MMB Showcase Festival range from collaborations between Romanian and foreign artists, whose foundations were laid at the festival (Dan Byron and the Serbians from Ana and the Changes released a joint single), international bands that were booked to festivals in Romania (Ana and the Changes from Serbia and Piqued Jacks from Italy) and even artists and bands from Romania invited to festivals in Serbia (Exit), Netherlands (Eurosonic), Sweden (Live at Heart and Future Echoes), Hungary (BUSH)

Masters of Rock is the largest international open-air rock festival in the Czech Republic, organized and regularly growing in Vizovice near Zlín. Mainly foreign rock and metal bands perform at the festival. In 2005, it became the most successful festival in the Czech Republic. In 2007, over 30,000 visitors visited the festival.

Masters of Rock Cafe is an iconic music club and concert venue in the center of Zlín, which has been operating since 2005 and has become a meeting place for rock and metal fans.

Maximum Rock Festival is a long-running rock and metal music festival in Romania, traditionally held in Bucharest at places like Arenele Romane. It brings together both international and Romanian rock and metal acts across multiple days, celebrating heavy music culture with live performances, a festival atmosphere, and community engagement for fans of the genre. Over the years, the event has featured notable headliners such as Within Temptation, Kamelot, and Lacuna Coil, alongside Romanian favorites like Dirty Shirt, and past lineups have included bands across the rock and metal spectrum. The festival’s editions showcase a mix of powerful international acts and strong local representation, making it a highlight in Romania’s rock festival calendar

The focus of the club is multi-genre and you will find here the possibility of full cultural enjoyment in the music field. You will be introduced to young and well-known musical groups of various musical styles. We mainly support live music productions, theaters and other forms of creative work.

Metalfest in Pilsen is has become a highly respected metal tradition. The fans came to favour the festival not only for its great musical dramaturgy of many genres of metal but also for its unique natural environment in which it takes place. The beautiful amphitheatre in Lochotín, where you can see from any place beautifully on the podium, surrounded by a park and meadows, adjacent to the Pilsen ZOO, all just a short walk from the centre of the West Bohemian metropolis of Pilsen. Three days full of the best metal music and fun, that’s Metalfest!

Metal Gates Festival is an important indoor metal music festival held annually in Bucharest, typically at Club Quantic. The event gathers a diverse lineup of international and Romanian metal bands across multiple subgenres — from melodic death and black metal to doom and progressive — offering three days of intense live performances, a strong metal-community atmosphere, and modern festival amenities.

Męskie Granie is a travelling Polish festival organised by the Żywiec brand, with concerts across several major cities each summer rather than a single camping site. It focuses on artistically ambitious Polish music – rock, alternative, pop, hip-hop, electronic and cross-genre collaborations. A key feature is the annual Męskie Granie Orkiestra, a special project combining several popular artists to record a new single and headline shows; these songs often become major Polish hits. Each edition has its own creative visual and musical identity, and the tour is widely covered in mainstream media. Męskie Granie has played a significant role in promoting modern Polish songwriting and live performance standards.

Mjazzga Club is an extremely popular spot on Elbląg’s entertainment map, well known to all fans of cultural and musical events. It is a space for anyone who wants to listen to good live music and spend time in a uniquely atmospheric setting. The venue is famous for hosting interesting musical events and cultural performances that continue to grow in popularity.

Momente de Ogradă is a unique all-inclusive cultural festival and community gathering held in the courtyard setting of Casa Dogarului Arena in Merișani, Argeș County, Romania, where music, food, friendship, and shared stories come together in a relaxed and inclusive atmosphere. The event brings people of all ages together around live music, culinary experiences, and conversations, without the need for large stages or formal boundaries, creating a sense of home and community in the open yard (“ograda”). The festival’s format includes music performances, open access to food and drinks included with the ticket, camping options, and family-friendly participation, attracting friends and visitors to celebrate freedom, creativity, and connection.

The MOOD cultural space near the center of Hradec Králové was opened on 10 December 2016. It offers a regular cultural program in a modern interior designed in an industrial spirit. We offer a large capacity and also places to sit. You can look forward to three long bars, led screens, seating boxes, a dressing room, a balcony for private events, from where you can watch the events in the entire space, etc. We have our own parking lot for 80 vehicles

Moș Crăciun e Rocker is an annual Romanian charity rock event launched by the band Dirty Shirt in 2007. Each December, the festival gathers fans for live rock and metal concerts where entry is based on donating new toys for children in need. Over the years, the event has grown into a beloved tradition that blends holiday spirit with rock energy, supporting thousands of children through community solidarity.

Independent Multicultural and Entertainment Center in Oradea city. Moszkva Café is known for a bohemian / indie aesthetic — vintage / eclectic décor, “artsy” vibe, popular among artists, musicians, students and people interested in alternative culture. It regularly hosts live‑music events (concerts), cultural happenings (possibly exhibitions or alternative‑scene gigs), and social evenings

Motor Rock Pub offers above all an endless supply of guitar-driven music, performed both by artists well known to the wider public and by young representatives of the music scene. Events held at this music club in Słupsk have for years provided audiences with plenty of attractions and unforgettable experiences.

Motoraliul Anual Național (MAN România) is one of the key national gatherings for motorcycle enthusiasts in Romania. After 10 years, the event returns to Târgu Neamț, now taking place at the beginning of the season to capture the full energy of the motorcycling community. The festival offers a well-organized program with activities, demonstrations, social gatherings, and various entertainment options designed to provide participants with memorable experiences in a friendly and dynamic atmosphere.

The Šírava Motozraz is a popular summer event for bikers and motorbike fans, held at the Zemplínska Šírava. It combines a motorcycle rally with a rich music program, mainly rock and metal concerts, competitions, exciting rides and accompanying activities.

Music a Café in Nitra is a stylish music club and café in one, known for its pleasant atmosphere and varied offer of cultural events.

MusiCat Pub – live music venue in Satu Mare, bringing people together since 2007. Enjoy the music, dance and drinks 🙂

Music for Autism is a long-running social and cultural campaign in Constanța dedicated to supporting children with autism and other disabilities. Through concerts, festivals, and fundraising events, the initiative improves therapeutic and educational infrastructure in local special-education institutions. Each year, the project brings well-known artists to perform in benefit concerts — including summer events — turning music into a tool for inclusion, community support, and lasting impact.

Na Rampa in Mariánské Lázně is a chamber music club and cultural space focused on live music and the alternative scene.

The National Centre of Polish Song is the only place in Opole where concerts take place all year round. Regardless of the weather, music of almost every kind resonates from our various stages. The National Centre of Polish Song is also the operator of Opole’s musical showcase – the Amphitheatre, where the legendary National Festival of Polish Song is held. However, the National Centre of Polish Song is not only the Amphitheatre and the summer concerts and other outdoor events that take place throughout the holidays. Throughout the year, in the 500-seat Chamber Hall equipped with modern technology, NCPP organizes dozens of concerts by the most important Polish bands and artists. Thus, during the autumn–winter–spring season, the National Centre of Polish Song becomes one of the most important concert venues in Poland. NCPP also carries out other projects, including meetings, workshops, reviews, and film screenings. Every October, the Opole Mountain Festival is held, showcasing outstand

Nemesis Art Club is a multipurpose event space / club / art‑gallery / live‑music venue located in the Bastion Maria Theresia area of Timișoara. The venue hosts a variety of events: concerts (rock, metal, jazz, alternative), DJ / electronic nights, jam sessions, theatre or independent‑performance art events, sometimes stand‑up or art installations.

NEXT Caffe & Bistro is a café / bistro / pub / small-restaurant in Satu Mare. NEXT Caffe occasionally hosts events: there are announcements for themed nights, music / live-music / DJ / party nights (e.g. one event “Jägermeister Friday” in October 2025)

Niebo is not only a club and concert hall but also an artistic space where history intertwines with modernity, and a sense of freedom goes hand in hand with elegance. It is a place where nightlife meets culture and art, creating ideal conditions for a wide variety of events – from parties, concerts, and intimate music evenings to performances, film screenings, artist talks, fairs, installations, vernissages, and exhibitions. Niebo offers a space of approximately 800 m², divided into several rooms, each surprising with its unique character and inspiring atmosphere.

Music is central to the venue’s atmosphere, where a passion for great sound meets outstanding live events. The club hosts DJ parties every Saturday and regularly presents concerts across diverse music genres, with updates posted on its Facebook page. Artists who have performed there include Kobranocka, Farben Lehre, Łydka Grubasa, Koniec Świata, Akurat, and rappers such as Słoń, Peja, donGuralesko, Kacper HTA, and Arab. It is a place where music and memorable experiences come together, offering the perfect setting for meetings, relaxation, and fun.

An iconic place in Toruń, many bands started their career here. It is owned by the University so runs in fully formal mode. You need to rental outsource lights, amps and audio. Max capacity: 600

A club in Warsaw that was created in the place of the former Harlem – the first hip-hop club in the city. Today, Klub Odessa is an event venue that allows you to organize all kinds of events: from concerts and ticketed parties, to birthdays, banquets, weddings, student events, as well as recordings and photo sessions. You may bring your own catering, however, drinks must be purchased on-site. The hall can accommodate up to 1,000 people and is equipped with audio gear, club lighting, and a DJ area.

Klub Odyseja in Rybnik is indeed a trendy spot for entertainment and weekend club parties, but that’s just one side of it. Equally, it focuses on cultural events such as live concerts, featuring both well-known and popular bands as well as more niche artists who are worth seeing and listening to.

Odyssea Rock Fusion Festival is is a three-day rock and metal event held at the seaside in Romania that made its debut in 2024, but it continues a story that began in 2009. Over more than 16 years, its organizers have brought together thousands of enthusiasts of music—people who value not only electrifying riffs but also the authentic atmosphere of a real festival. Odyssea is not just a continuation; it is an evolution, a vision that blends tradition with innovation, the energy of the Romanian seaside with the free spirit of rock. The festival brings to the stage a fusion of generations and musical styles—a full experience that makes audiences feel rock under their feet, in the vibration of the stage, and in their souls with every chord. Whether attendees are veterans of major festivals or discovering the event for the first time, Odyssea offers an open welcome and an unforgettable, fully immersive festival experience.

OFF Festival is Poland’s leading alternative-music event, curated by Artur Rojek. It is held every August in Dolina Trzech Stawów in Katowice and is internationally recognised for its bold, genre-spanning programming. Line-ups combine indie rock, experimental electronics, metal, jazz, post-punk, hip-hop, folk and various hybrids, often including artists rarely seen elsewhere in the region. The festival also hosts literature meetings, film screenings and special art projects, appealing to an audience that values discovery more than mainstream hits. Media such as Pitchfork have listed OFF among the world’s essential summer festivals, and it has received the European Festival Award for Best Medium-Sized Festival, solidifying its status on the European circuit.

Oldies Pub is a popular live-music pub/club located in the heart of Sibiu, on Str. Nicolae Bălcescu no. 13.The pub offers a cozy, lively atmosphere — expect a mix of locals and tourists, good vibes and old-school music (classic rock / “oldies”) as the place name suggests. Because of its late-night hours and energetic vibe, Oldies Pub is considered one of the go-to nightlife spots in Sibiu.

Olsztyn Green Festival is a lakeside event held on the beach of Lake Ukiel in Olsztyn, combining contemporary Polish pop, alternative and singer-songwriter music with an ecological and lifestyle focus. The festival features several stages, including intimate acoustic spaces and larger open-air setups, all set against a scenic natural backdrop. Besides concerts, it offers workshops, discussions, eco-education activities and family-friendly attractions, building a “green” identity in both environmental and visual terms. Over the past decade it has grown from a relatively local event into a major stop on the Polish festival map, with strong media coverage and partnerships. Municipal sources emphasise its role in promoting Olsztyn as a summer destination and in engaging residents with culture.

Welcome to the website of the Oborniki Cultural Center. Here you will find information about our offer, sections and artistic groups, one-off projects, and recurring events. You can read about what has happened, what is happening, or what will happen in the city. You will get to know our Friends, Sponsors, Partners… and ourselves. The cultural center is changing and looking for new opportunities. We want to inspire you and get you off the couch. We are also waiting for your ideas. O.OK! means artistic and social events, education, exhibitions, meetings, competitions, and concerts. OOK is OK.!

Open Camp Vaslui is an open-air music and community festival held annually near the city of Vaslui, Romania, in a natural setting that encourages freedom, creativity, and togetherness. Founded in 2010, the festival has grown into an important platform for underground and alternative music, bringing together established artists and emerging acts from various genres. Beyond live concerts, Open Camp promotes community values, cultural exchange, and youth participation, offering a relaxed camping experience and a strong sense of belonging. Through its independent spirit and long-term continuity, Open Camp Vaslui has become a reference point for alternative culture in eastern Romania.

Open’er takes place at the Gdynia–Kosakowo Airport and is widely regarded as the biggest music festival in Poland, with a strongly international profile. It brings together global headliners across rock, pop, hip-hop, R&B, electronic and more experimental scenes, alongside curated Polish acts. Besides music, Open’er offers theatre, fashion shows, film screenings, art installations and panels, creating a week-long cultural micro-city by the sea. The festival has repeatedly won European Festival Awards for “Best Major Festival” and is seen as a key marker of the European summer festival season. Its infrastructure includes multiple huge stages, extensive camping, food and art zones, plus daily transport links with Gdynia and the Tricity area.

Orange Warsaw Festival is a large urban festival held at the Służewiec Horse Racetrack in Warsaw. Since 2008 it has showcased international pop, rock, hip-hop and electronic stars together with leading Polish artists. Thanks to its city-based location, many fans treat it as an easy “weekend in the capital” rather than a camping event; access by public transport is one of its strengths. The festival production focuses on strong main-stage shows, big visual designs and high broadcast quality, making it highly visible in media and social networks. Over the years it has hosted global headliners and become the flagship contemporary music event in Warsaw, reinforcing the city’s image as a major concert hub.

Orfeum Kadaň is a cultural and social space in the center of Kadaň, which serves as a venue for concerts, theater performances, film screenings and various social events. It is characterized by an intimate, pleasant atmosphere and a varied program aimed at a wide audience. The Orfeum is an important part of the cultural life of the city, where the local community meets with visiting artists.

Ostróda Reggae Festival is the largest reggae festival in Poland and one of the most important reggae events in Europe. Held annually in Ostróda, it presents a wide spectrum of reggae styles, including roots, dub, dancehall and modern reggae fusion, featuring both international and Polish artists. The festival has been running for over two decades and is strongly associated with Jamaican music culture, sound-system traditions and a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere.

Fully underground pub runned by stoner band members. Great for any extreme music genre, offers low rental cost and very frinedly atmosphere. Basic sound & audio, max capacity: 400

Padrino Suceava is a hybrid restaurant + pub located in Suceava. The place aims to be versatile: you can have breakfast or coffee in the morning, lunch or dinner, or enjoy a night out.

Palladium is one of the largest venues in the capital dedicated to hosting private events. It offers 1,550 m² of tastefully arranged space perfectly suited for all kinds of events, equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. The main auditorium covers 578 m², providing unlimited adaptation possibilities and freedom in planning any event. In a theater-style setup, the hall can seat 640 people, making it one of the largest performance spaces in Warsaw. The auditorium also includes a balcony with an excellent view of the stage. A standing (non-seated) concert setup allows for up to 1,180 guests. In a banquet arrangement with 10-person tables, the hall can host 250 people. Palladium hosts some of Warsaw’s most significant events, including the Warsaw Film Festival, Jazz Jamboree, Blues Rock Jazz Warsaw Festival, and Era Jazzu. It has also been the site of film and television productions such as Showtime, Bałtroczyk Live, and You Can Dance.

Klub Parlament is a major music and event venue located in the heart of Gdańsk’s Old Town, operating since 2001 in a renovated former carpentry workshop of the Wybrzeże Theatre. Upon opening, it quickly became one of the largest and most modern clubs in the Tri-City area, gaining strong recognition within the local nightlife scene. Over the years, the venue has hosted events curated by figures such as Liroy, Robert Leszczyński, Tomasz “Lipa” Lipnicki, and DJ Slam!, and has established itself as one of Poland’s key concert spaces. Hundreds of artists—both Polish and internationally acclaimed—have performed on its stage, including acts such as Archive, Hurts, and Us3.

Paszcza Lwa features a cozy pub serving cold beer and quick snacks, along with a spacious beer garden that includes a fire pit and access to a pond with a fountain. The venue also organizes group events, particularly barbecues and bonfires. Inside, the wooden décor, fireplace, and dedicated concert stage create a warm and inviting atmosphere ideal for live music and social gatherings.

Piano Club in Trenčín is a popular place for entertainment and relaxation, combining modern design with a pleasant atmosphere. Located in the city center, it offers a wide range of musical and cultural events, from DJ sets and concerts to theme nights. Piano is known for its high-quality sound system and pleasant atmosphere, which attracts different age groups. In addition to great music, you will also find a varied selection of drinks and cocktails. An ideal place for an evening of fun with friends, but also for a relaxing evening with quality music.

Great club combined with restaurant, perfect for medium sized shows with max capacity 400. Has very high placed stage so you can look on people from above. Very friendly owners, basic audio & lights.

Piwnica Przepraszam is a cultural and entertainment venue in Tarnów, offering both a bar zone and a concert zone. The space hosts a variety of events, including live music, performances, and cultural gatherings, providing an intimate atmosphere for audiences and artists alike. Visitors are invited to explore this unique setting, known for its welcoming character and diverse programming.

A nightclub with live music and a bar, hosting themed nights, such as retro and disco parties. Also great place for a gig up to 1000 people.

Pol’and’Rock is one of Europe’s largest free music festivals and a flagship event of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity. It combines rock, alternative, reggae, world music and a strong social ethos centered on tolerance, community and volunteer spirit. Beyond the main stages, it features meetings with public figures, workshops, NGO zones, and unique initiatives like the Academy of Fine Arts. Over the decades it has become a phenomenon of Polish culture, attracting massive crowds and fostering a sense of belonging that goes far beyond a typical concert experience. Its organisation relies heavily on volunteers, grassroots engagement and a mission-driven philosophy of “love, friendship, music.”

Posada Rock is one of the oldest rock festivals in Romania, held in Câmpulung Muscel — a historic town located at 580–600 m altitude, about 150 km from Bucharest. Founded in 1986 as a three-day competition festival, Posada Rock was created to showcase the best underground bands while hosting established Romanian rock acts in recital. Over the years, the festival has brought to its stage many of the most important Romanian rock bands, as well as notable international acts such as Dark Funeral, Moonspell, Tiamat, Soen, Lacuna Coil, Hypocrisy, Overkill, and Paradise Lost. It continues to serve as a national platform for emerging artists, maintaining its role as a landmark event in the country’s rock culture.

The guiding motto of the community gathered around Klub Potok is #YouWillNeverRockAlone! Known as the Second Home of Rock People, the venue hosts rock and punk concerts in Warsaw. It features a concert hall for 200 people, a backstage area, and high-quality sound. Klub Potok invites guests to concerts, karaoke, and rock-themed parties. Live music, a great atmosphere, beer, tasty food, and an old-school interior make Klub Potok one of the most interesting spots on Warsaw’s club map. During the summer, it organizes showcases for young bands debuting on club stages. Klub Potok gives undiscovered artists a chance to reach a wider audience. Established bands beloved by fans of rock, punk, and metal also perform here. Past performers include Armia, Farben Lehre, Żywiołak, Analogs, Proletariat, Transgresja, Lipali, and Sidney Polak. Tickets for popular acts sell out quickly.

Praetorian Gates is a rock and metal festival held in Alba Iulia, taking place in the historic surroundings of Cetatea Alba Carolina. The event brings together a mix of established and emerging bands — giving a stage to underground and young Romanian artists — while also featuring well-known names like Dirty Shirt and Bucovina. The festival aims to support the next generation of rock and metal artists — acting as a launchpad for young bands and a meeting point for fans of alternative music, in a setting that blends cultural heritage with contemporary musical energy.

Printre Măguri is an outdoor music festival that brings together live performances and the beauty of nature. Guided by the spirit “Music delights our ears, and nature gives us the freedom to fill our souls with everything that life has to offer at its most beautiful,” the festival offers a relaxed, scenic setting where audiences can enjoy diverse artists in a natural landscape.

Private Hell Club is a legendary rock and metal bar in Bucharest, located in the old town at Strada Soarelui 5. With its slogan “Rock ’n’ Roll to Death!”, the club is a staple for lovers of hard rock, hair metal, live concerts, and themed parties. The club hosts frequent live shows and concerts, making it not just a bar but a performance venue for local and touring rock and metal bands.

Progresja is one of the most popular music clubs in Warsaw and in Poland. Over 200 concerts take place here every year, and various types of private events are also organized. Our concerts alone attract more than 200,000 guests annually. We have two stages: the Main Stage and the outdoor Summer Stage of Progresja. Progresja is not just a venue for hire. We provide fully professional, comprehensive production (including catering) for concerts and other entertainment, cultural, or private events. The club does not follow a specific musical profile. Our stages host a wide variety of concerts across many genres. We feature mainstream, hip-hop, pop, rock, as well as heavier sounds such as metal. We also embrace electronic, trance, and alternative music, as well as concerts aimed at teenage audiences. Progresja also operates as a concert organizer and external promoter, arranging events outside Warsaw.

Proxima – the Student Club of the University of Warsaw, located in Ochota at 99A Żwirki i Wigury Street, is a place with a long tradition of bringing together students and music enthusiasts. It also hosts Hard Zone events such as Rock Party, Tool Night, Seattle Night, and Hard Zone Tribute, which attract fans of heavier genres including rock, metal, grunge, and more. For several years now, a Rock/Metal-themed New Year’s Eve party has also been organized here. The club has secured an important place on the concert map for many bands. Proxima’s stage has featured leading Polish rock artists (KULT, T.Love, Republika, TSA, Perfect), many internationally acclaimed stars (e.g., Capleton, Eagles of Death Metal, Futureheads, The Stranglers), as well as young Polish performers just entering the music scene. Proxima has become a permanent part of recurring tours such as Punky Reggae Live and the Abracadabra Gothic Tour by Closterkeller.

Q Fest is an alternative music festival held at Quantic Pub in Bucharest, Romania, focused on showcasing rock, metal, punk, and alternative bands from the local and regional scene. Designed as a club-based festival, Q Fest brings together emerging and established artists in an intense live setting, emphasizing direct interaction between bands and audiences. Through its recurring editions, the festival has become an important platform for underground music, contributing to the visibility and development of Bucharest’s alternative and heavy music community.

Quantic is an iconic alternative cultural venue in Bucharest that combines a rock club, bar, and open terrace. It hosts live concerts, parties, theater performances, workshops, film screenings, and more. Over the years, Quantic has become a meeting point for creative communities, featuring both underground and established artists.

Randal Club in Bratislava is the younger brother of MMC Club. It is a cult venue for fans of alternative music, rock and electronica. It is located in the city center and regularly hosts concerts, DJ sets and various musical events.

Rawa Blues, held mostly in Katowice’s Spodek arena, is described as the world’s largest indoor blues festival. Founded in 1981, it has showcased an impressive roster of international and Polish blues artists over more than four decades, from genre legends to contemporary innovators. The event typically combines a large main-stage concert with a side stage for emerging acts and a strong community of long-time blues aficionados. Beyond its musical function, Rawa Blues has helped build a dedicated blues scene in Poland, inspiring clubs, bands and festivals elsewhere. The festival’s history is closely tied to the transformation of Katowice from an industrial centre into a cultural city and has been recognised by international blues organisations.

Mlyn Rock Club is a unique rock club that offers its customers not only an unforgettable concert experience, but also popular street food delicacies. Mlyn is loved by all ages. People perceive this place as a timeless, stylish bar where they can find everything from a quality culinary experience to an energetic rock evening – all that set in beautiful architecture.

RebelX – Young Rock Festival is an open-air rock music event held in Pitești, Romania, designed to promote and showcase the energy and creativity of young rock and metal bands from across the country, while also featuring more established acts. The festival has taken place in locations like Parcul Lunca Argeșului with free entry and camping options, and celebrates original live rock music along with food trucks and a social atmosphere.

The Regional Culture Centre coordinates amateur artistic activities as well as various forms of cultural and educational programmes. It is home to groups and ensembles focused on music, theatre, recitation, visual arts, and dance. All meetings are led by qualified instructors. In addition, the centre runs various club activities. More than 450 people of different age groups take part in its programmes.

Located in Sântana de Mureș, just 10 minutes from downtown Târgu Mureș, Republic Hub offers a versatile space, state-of-the-art equipment, and complete services for any type of event: concerts, private parties, conferences, live recordings, and a full music production studio. Its vibrant atmosphere, impressive lighting, and high-quality sound turn every event into a memorable experience. The venue has hosted well-known artists and bands, including Vița de Vie, Dirty Shirt, Trooper, Om la Lună, Byron, Bucovina, Partizan, Timpuri Noi, Altar, Luiza Zan, Mike Godoroja, and many others.

Republik Fest is a three-day fusion-symphonic festival held in Parcul Memorial Constantin Stere, Bucov (near Ploiești). The event brings together orchestras, choirs, and contemporary artists, combining classical ensembles with bands from rock, hip-hop, electronic, jazz, and folk. Organized across several stages, the festival blends live music with cultural activities and aims to offer an accessible, cross-genre experience for a wide audience.

Restaurant Capone in Deva combines a stylish, vintage-inspired atmosphere with a diverse menu of Romanian and international dishes. Known for its cozy vibe and quality service, Capone is also a popular spot for live music events and themed evenings, offering guests a lively and memorable dining experience.

Restaurant Intim in Focșani blends classic elegance with a warm, inviting atmosphere, offering a refined mix of Romanian and international cuisine. Beyond its culinary experience, the venue is known for hosting live music evenings, acoustic sessions, and special themed events that add a vibrant, cultural touch. With its central location and stylish interior, Restaurant Intim is a perfect choice for dining, celebrations, and memorable nights enhanced by quality live performances.

The “Resursa Obywatelska” Centre for Culture and Art is a unique space where art, history, and creativity come together. It offers opportunities to discover new stories, participate in inspiring events, and explore cultural imagination. The centre invites visitors to embark on a journey filled with discovery and artistic inspiration.

A nice, small rock club with faithful fans. Play there, come back later, You will not regret it.

Retro Pub is a laid‑back rock/beer pub in Bucharest that doubles as a live‑music venue. Known for its informal and friendly vibe, the place hosts concerts, jam sessions and live events regularly — making it a solid pick for anyone looking for good music, cold beer and a relaxed, local crowd.

Rezistenta Făgăraș is a multi-day “bike & music” festival held annually near Făgăraș (on Dealul Galațiului) that combines live concerts with a motorcycle / biker gathering atmosphere. The festival features a lineup mixing rock, folk and alternative bands (recent editions included headliners like Cargo and Șuie Paparude), alongside camping, food & drink stands, and amenities such as showers and toilets. It offers an inclusive, community-oriented experience — with free access for people with disabilities — and aims to blend music, nature, and biker culture into a festival-camp lifestyle.

The Workers’ House is the cultural center of the City of Banská Bystrica. It is a lively center of culture and the organizer of various cultural and social events, a space for cultural and educational activities, and for hobby artistic and educational activities.

Rocanotherworld is a multidisciplinary music and arts festival in Iași, bringing together live concerts, DJ sets, installations, workshops, and community-driven activities. Held annually since 2016, the festival features a diverse lineup across multiple genres and promotes values such as curiosity, inclusion, and social engagement. Set in an outdoor environment, Rocanotherworld offers a mix of cultural experiences designed for audiences interested in contemporary music, creative expression, and alternative festival culture.

Rock 100% Românesc is a Romanian rock music festival dedicated entirely to promoting bands from Romania, with a strong focus on authenticity, local identity, and the national rock scene. The festival brings together emerging and established Romanian rock and metal acts, offering them a platform to perform live in front of a passionate audience while celebrating music sung and created in Romania.

ROCK 69 Club is located at Plac Narutowicza 69 in Płock. It was founded in 1999 and is one of the most important music venues in the city. For years, it has hosted the now-legendary Rockowe Ogródki showcase for young bands, featuring the involvement of some of Poland’s finest musicians, such as Krzysztof Misiak, Marek Piekarczyk, Marcin Pendowski (among others from Fisz Emade Tworzywo), and Paweł Jaroszewicz (formerly of Vader). Rock 69 Club is a temple of the best music. The venue has recently been revitalized, and tickets for events at the renovated Club 69 are now on sale.

Rock Café in Prague is a legendary music club in the city center that has become an icon of the Prague concert scene. It offers live concerts by domestic and foreign rock, punk and alternative bands, DJ sets and thematic music events.

Rock Iron Club is a popular venue in the Podkarpackie region, known for its rock music, unique atmosphere, and community, attracting fans from all over Poland to numerous events and concerts, with the motto: “people, atmosphere, music.”

Rock Fabric is an authentic space for live music in northern Slovakia that has become a staple for rock and metal music lovers in the region. Known for its raw, authentic vibe, the club hosts live concerts from local and international bands and themed parties. With a focus on high-energy rock, punk, and alternative music, Rock Fabric attracts a diverse crowd of passionate music fans.

Rock Halle – Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll. Nice place, good music, beautiful people

Rock House Constanța is a live‑music bar/club located in Constanța. The venue hosts concerts and rock‑/metal‑themed events.

This a small, very authentic place full of regular comers who want to enjoy authentic rock beats.

Rock la Mureș is an open-air music festival held at Periam Port, in Timiș County, Romania — typically each July. The event features a diverse lineup across rock, metal, and electronic genres, with multiple stages (including new electronic-music stages) and camping in a natural setting by the river. The festival aims to offer a sense of freedom, community and connection with nature — combining live music with outdoor life, cultural activities, and a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere.

Rock na Bagnie is a punk-rock and hardcore festival held in the village of Goniądz in northeastern Poland. It is known for its raw, DIY spirit and strong focus on punk ideology, independence and underground culture. The festival hosts Polish and international punk, hardcore and Oi! bands, attracting a dedicated subcultural audience. Rock na Bagnie emphasizes authenticity, community and non-commercial values, maintaining a deliberately uncompromising profile.

RockOpera Praha is the only Czech theater producing original rock operas. Its founded on a combination of sophisticated rock music that captivates both true rockers and other music enjoyers, acrobatic visual show, great vocalists and impressive instrumental performances from the talented band. The project was founded by the composer / keyboardist Milan Steigerwald and singer / librettist Pavla Forest, who are the only authors of all rock operas performed. Some of the biggest stars of RockOpera are Eva Urbanová, Kamil Střihavka, Viktor Dyk, Jan Toužimský, Jiří Zonyga, Pavla Forest, Žántí and others.

Rock pod Kameňom is one of the most famous rock and metal festivals in Slovakia, taking place in the unique natural environment under the Snínský Kameň. The festival brings a strong program of domestic and foreign bands from the field of rock, metal and hard rock.

Rock Revolution Fest is an open-air rock festival held on the historic Bobâlna Plateau in Cluj County, Romania, right next to the monument commemorating the 1437 Peasants’ Revolt. Blending powerful live music with a unique natural and historical setting, the festival offers an immersive experience where audiences can disconnect from everyday life and enjoy three days of culture, adventure, and community. The event features some of Romania’s most beloved rock and metal bands, alongside emerging artists, creating a dynamic and diverse musical program. Beyond the main stage, Rock Revolution Fest distinguishes itself through a wide range of activities, including creative workshops, personal-development sessions, forest recreation, film screenings, historical reenactments, sports and social competitions, motorcycle displays, and traditional campfire gatherings.

Rock The Camp is a rock and metal festival held at Camping Colina on the edge of Cluj-Napoca, combining live music with the freedom of an outdoor camp experience. Set in a natural forest area, the event offers concerts, camping facilities, food and drink stands, and a friendly community atmosphere. The festival promotes the Romanian rock scene while giving audiences a unique mix of music, nature, and festival life.

Rock’n’Roll Center is a music venue and bar located in Zalău, dedicated to rock and related genres. It’s more than just a concert club: the venue includes a live stage, a rock school, a rock shop, a fast‑food bar, and even a terrace for outdoor gatherings. Over the years, Rock’n’Roll Center has hosted a wide variety of rock and metal concerts, local bands, tribute acts, and touring national and international artists. It’s a cultural hub for the local rock community — a place to socialize, learn, and enjoy live music.

Rock’N’Iași is a long-established underground rock and metal festival organised by Casa de Cultură a Studenților Iași, known for hosting multiple themed editions each year — such as Rock’N’Iași Metal, Rock’N’Iași Alternativ, or Rock’N’Iași Acoustic. The festival is appreciated for its accessible, community-driven atmosphere, bringing to the stage both well-known Romanian acts and a significant number of new or lesser-known bands who rarely get exposure at large commercial festivals. Over time, Rock’N’Iași has become a meeting point for passionate fans, students, and local musicians, maintaining a consistent presence in the Romanian rock scene through authentic programming and strong support for emerging talent.

Rockstadt is the most iconic rock club in Brașov, Romania. Known for its high-quality sound system, great acoustics, and a strong commitment to the rock and metal community, the venue has become a staple in the local and regional music scene. Since opening in 2010, Rockstadt has welcomed both local and international bands, offering a space where rock lovers can connect, discover new music, and enjoy live performances. The club also hosts notable cultural events, including the Transilvania Blues Festival, which highlights blues music from Europe and beyond. Rockstadt is more than a concert venue — it’s a community-driven cultural landmark with a deep passion for rock, high production values, and a reputation for being one of the best places in Romania to see live music.

Since its inception a decade ago, Rockstadt Extreme Festival has emerged Eastern Europe’s most loved rock festival, established in 2013 in the heart of Transylvania, a gathering ground for rock enthusiasts from all corners of the globe. Now celebrating its 9th edition, this revered festival has cemented its place as Eastern Europe’s premier rock event. While the festival experienced a brief hiatus in 2020 and 2022 due to the global pandemic, it returned in full force in 2023 and we’re eagerly waiting for you in 2025, 30 JUL – 3 AUG, at Rasnov Fortress, with 100 acts, 3 open-air stages and 5 full days of metal and more!

Rockwave Tavern is a live music venue known for hosting a wide range of performances, including rock, jazz, and folk. The space offers a warm, intimate atmosphere suitable for small to medium-sized concerts. The venue is equipped for live shows and regularly collaborates with local and touring artists. It’s a reliable spot for bands looking to connect with an active local music community.

Rodeo Muran is a music festival held in the natural environment of the Muránska Planina, focusing primarily on rock, folk and country music. It offers concerts by local bands, accompanying activities and a community festival atmosphere. The festival is known for its relaxed, friendly atmosphere and the combination of quality music with the beauty of nature.

RomExpo – Bucharest’s Leading Concert Venue RomExpo is one of Bucharest’s top locations for large concerts and live music events. With expansive outdoor spaces and adaptable indoor halls, the venue can host tens of thousands of fans, offering strong acoustics, professional staging, and high-capacity infrastructure. Known for major international tours, festivals, and high-energy performances, RomExpo provides organizers and audiences with a reliable, spacious, and impactful setting for unforgettable concerts.

**Roxy Club Třebíč** is a popular music club and cultural space that offers concerts by domestic and foreign bands, DJ parties and theme nights. It focuses mainly on rock, pop, alternative and dance music. Thanks to its pleasant atmosphere, high-quality sound and regular program, Roxy is one of the important places of nightlife and music in Třebíč.

A totally rock-and-roll club with capacity up to 600 people. Run by people with passion, who truly know their craft. The stage offers face-to-face contact with the audience, being among the most energetic and wildest venues in Poland.

Rura Club is one of the most well-known entertainment venues in Częstochowa. One of its main attractions is live concerts by popular Polish bands. It is a place for those who enjoy a good time, attracting both younger and older crowds—fans of hip-hop, reggae, house vibes, as well as other musical styles.

This multi-genre music club allows not only Czech and foreign bands to stand out, but thanks to the variability of the main hall and antechambers, it provides space for student parties, film screenings and theater performances.

Sacrum Profanum is an acclaimed Kraków festival dedicated to 20th- and 21st-century music, combining contemporary classical, avant-garde, experimental and electronic works. It began as a project juxtaposing sacred and secular repertoire in unconventional venues (like the Sendzimir Steelworks hall) and later moved toward thematic editions focusing on specific composers, scenes or concepts. The festival commissions new works, collaborates with leading ensembles and presents cross-genre projects, often blurring boundaries between academic music, sound art and club aesthetics. It is regarded as one of the most important platforms for new music in Poland, attracting a specialist yet open-minded audience and receiving international recognition within the contemporary-music community.

Sala Palatului is one of Bucharest’s most iconic cultural and conference venues, located in the heart of the city near Revolution Square. Built in the 1960s, it is known for its impressive modernist architecture and its large main hall, which hosts concerts, theatre performances, festivals, corporate events, and international conferences. With thousands of seats and excellent acoustics, Sala Palatului serves as a major hub for Romania’s cultural life, attracting renowned artists and large-scale productions from around the world.

Organize an unforgettable event in the heart of Łódź. Take advantage of the excellent location, full and modern equipment, and a rich offer in which we take care of everything. Seriously! From arranging the space, to catering and beverages, numerous attractions, and full service throughout the entire event. Just specify the date, number of guests, and the type of event, and they will handle the rest.

Operating since 2001, Klub Semafor is a well-established venue in Skarżysko-Kamienna and the only location in the region that consistently hosts live concerts and cultural events. The club presents both well-known and emerging Polish and international artists, offering a diverse program that spans multiple musical genres. Equipped with a fully furnished hall and professional technical facilities, Semafor provides an ideal setting for live performances and various types of events. Over the years, many bands that are now widely recognized took their first steps on its stage.

ShatterFest is an extreme music festival dedicated to metalcore and deathcore, held at Quantic Pub in Bucharest, Romania, and positioned as a focused platform for modern heavy music. The festival debuted in May 2024, bringing together Romanian and international bands and returned in 2025 as a two-day event, expanding its lineup and reinforcing its role as a meeting point for fans of contemporary extreme music.

This concert space is located within the Skoda Museum and features state-of-the-art technical equipment.

Unique atmosphere. Great location.

The Beer Festival under the Chimney is an annual beer festival held at the Záhlinice Brewery near Hulin in the Czech Republic, usually held in May.

Slížovica is a music festival where Horkýže Slíže celebrates its birthday! It not only brings together Slovak and foreign music artists, but also brings together friends of the Horkýže Slíže band! The festival has been operating since 2012. After 2018, when it first sold out, it moved to the Agrokomplex area.

The Słowianin Cultural Centre has been operating as a cultural institution continuously since 1969. Słowianin is undoubtedly the most iconic concert stage in Szczecin, having hosted the most famous Polish rock bands as well as many international ones.

Smer 77 Club in Žilina is a popular nightclub that offers a great atmosphere for lovers of good music and entertainment. It is located in the city center. Smer Klub 77 was opened in 2018 and has a capacity of about 350 people, is equipped with its own PA system and a light park.

Soho Music Hall – the first live performance venue in Bistrita. Concerts, club parties and more.

SONO Centrum in Brno is a modern concert and cultural venue with an international reputation, known for its top-notch acoustics and professional technical facilities. It regularly hosts concerts by domestic and international artists of various genres, from jazz and rock to pop and alternative. Thanks to its elegant design, excellent location and high level of service, SONO Centrum is one of the best concert venues in the Czech Republic.

Ryma Spaces (Spațiile RYMA) in Alba Iulia is a vibrant cultural venue nestled within the historic Alba Carolina Fortress, offering an atmospheric blend of ancient stone walls and open courtyards. It has become a favorite spot for live music events—from symphonic metal festivals like Symphonic Metal Echoes to DJ‑driven nights under the sky. With its versatile layout, the space accommodates hip-hop concerts electronic sets, and intimate folk performances such as “Fără Zahăr” sessions.Ryma’s creative programming invites music lovers of all genres to experience art, sound, and community in a historic and inspiring setting.

Spiżarnia Pub, by design the most alternative venue in Legnica. One of a kind, located in the city center, adjacent to the Ferio Gallery. Created from the remains of a former grocery warehouse, which in recent years was transformed into a pub with a disco. Continuing the work of its predecessors, a pub already operates in Spiżarnia’s basement—rock-oriented by nature—and soon a stage will open there, the most alternative one in Legnica.

Stage Club in Jablonec nad Nisou is a modern music club and concert venue focused on live music and club events.

Stage Pub Timișoara – Home of Live Music & Rock Vibes! Your go-to spot for daily live rock music, cold drinks and finger-licking food. Kick back, meet cool people and enjoy nights filled with energy and endless entertainment!

Medium – size club that organizes evertything – from rock shows to house parties. Located in old-school building delivers stained-glass windows.

The Old Market in Bratislava is a vibrant cultural center that regularly hosts concerts and music events in a unique industrial space with the atmosphere of a historic building in the city center.

In their atmospheric, Gothic interiors, you can enjoy dishes from European cuisine and treat yourself to a delicious drink. The halls available for various types of events, such as: weddings, birthdays, communions/christenings, family dinners, and resentations/trainings. All events organized by the venue are tailored to the individual needs and requirements of the client. They offer extensive catering facilities as well as friendly and professional service.

Stary Maneż is a cultural and event venue located in a former riding hall of the Black Hussars in Gdańsk, revitalized to serve as a modern space for community gathering. The venue hosts a wide variety of events, including concerts, festivals, theatre performances, fairs, exhibitions, film screenings, talks, and creative workshops. Its flexible interior and contemporary facilities allow for diverse programming, making Stary Maneż an important cultural hub that blends the historical character of the building with a dynamic, modern cultural offer.

Steel Arena in Košice is one of the largest multifunctional halls in Slovakia, which regularly hosts major concerts and shows by domestic and foreign artists.

Štěrkovna Open Music Festival is a popular summer music festival, which takes place in a unique setting by Lake Štěrkovna in Hlučín. The festival offers a varied program with Czech and foreign performers across genres – from rock and pop to electronic and alternative. Thanks to the combination of quality music, natural surroundings and a pleasant atmosphere, Štěrkovna is one of the most sought-after open-air festivals in the region.

A student club located at 10 Stefana Batorego Street in Warsaw. It belongs to the Warsaw University of Technology. Absolutely legendardy place and every band that counts in Poland played there!

StoneBird Festival is an annual Romanian rock and metal music festival held in Corbii de Piatră, Argeș County, known for its strong rock identity and community atmosphere. Over the years, the festival has featured a wide range of well-known Romanian and international acts, including Phoenix Transsylvania, Dirty Shirt, Bucovina, Timpuri Noi, Iris, Cargo, White Mahala, ZOB, Uniforma, Bucium, and Trooper at past editions, drawing passionate fans of heavy and classic rock alike. In recent years, the lineup has also included international metal acts such as Myrath, reflecting the festival’s ongoing commitment to diversity within the rock genre and its growing reputation as a vibrant outdoor celebration of rock culture.

Stoun Club in Frýdek-Místek is an established music club and concert venue focused mainly on rock, metal, punk and the alternative scene.

STROMORADIE is a cultural point in Prešov. In its premises, it prepares a platform for concerts, theater, cinema, workshops, openings and, last but not least, creation, work, discussion, beer, wine, coffee and partying. In addition to the activities taking place in the club premises, our intention is to also revive the adjacent cult alley Kmeťovo stromoradie.

Klub Studio is located in the very heart of the AGH University of Science and Technology student campus. The Student Campus, situated between Czarnowiejska, Reymonta, and Piastowska streets, was designed by architects Tomasz Mańkowski and Przemysław Gawor. As Magdalena Smaga notes in an article published on the Krakow Modernism Trail website, “by integrating students from many Krakow universities, the campus is in a sense a modern, functional response to the dense concentration of university buildings in the historic center of Krakow. Across its 16 hectares, more than 360 cultural events are organized each year. Both students and all interested visitors can take part in events s

**Studnice Fest** is a smaller music festival with a community character, which focuses mainly on the rock, alternative and independent scene. It offers concerts of local bands in a pleasant environment with an emphasis on a friendly atmosphere and close contact between the audience and the performers. The festival is popular for its informality, comfort and authentic musical experience.

Sunrise Festival is one of Central and Eastern Europe’s most recognisable electronic-music events, held in Kołobrzeg at the former airport in Podczele (Nadmorski Park Kultury). It focuses on big-room sounds: EDM, trance, techno, hardstyle and related styles, with impressive stage designs and light shows. Starting in the early 2000s from the seaside amphitheatre, it grew into a multi-stage outdoor festival that attracts fans from across Poland and abroad. Besides night-time events, the festival emphasises a classic “seaside holiday” vibe, combining beach life with club culture. Its branding, stage concepts and aftermovies build a strong identity, and it plays a key role in the history of Polish commercial club music.

Tabačka Kulturfabrik is a unique cultural center and open zone for art, creativity and collaboration in Košice. Tabačka supports a multicultural society, open-mindedness, experimentation, and creativity. It strives to provide an educational background and develop critical thinking. Tabačka is also an active subject in the development of local, regional and national cultural policies. It is strongly involved in cooperation with city and regional governments. Its people participated in the preparation of the UNESCO Creative City of Media Art and Regional Creative Center projects. They also participate in the creation of the KSK grant support system for cultural events and organizations. Through cooperation with international partners, Tabačka Kulturfabrik resources also become resources that support the development of independent culture in Europe. Since 2007, Tabačka has been a member of the Trans Europe Halles network of independent cultural centers in Europe (TEH – www.teh.net) and s

Professional venue in one of most partying cities in Poland – Poznań. Up to 1000 people, offering live shows and DJ events.

Tauron Nowa Muzyka is a pioneering Polish festival dedicated to forward-thinking electronic, jazz, club, hip-hop and experimental music. It takes place in Katowice’s Strefa Kultury, a post-industrial area transformed into a cultural district around the former coal mine. The festival is known for its carefully curated line-up that favours adventurous artistry over pure mainstream appeal, often hosting influential underground names, groundbreaking live acts and special projects. Multiple stages – from large open-air to intimate spaces – create different sonic environments. The event has won European Festival Awards and is praised for its production quality and strong urban integration, using the Silesian Museum and NOSPR surroundings as an atmospheric, architecturally striking backdrop.

“Teatris Galați” is not a classic public theater institution (like a drama or puppet theatre). Instead, it’s a private restaurant/venue combining dining + events such as concerts, parties, live music.

Terasa Flex is a venue belonging to Club Flex, open during the summer season. It features an open-air stage and appropriate sound and lighting equipment

Terasa Vama Veche in Bistrița is a vibrant lakeside terrace bar located at Strada Henri Coandă, nr. 13, on the shore of Lake Unirea. Known for its relaxed, summer‑style atmosphere, it offers outdoor seating where guests can enjoy drinks, socialize, and even swim in the lake or pool. The terrace frequently hosts live music and concert events, making it a favorite spot for young people and groups looking for an energetic yet casual environment. With its combination of natural beauty, refreshing beverages, and entertainment, Terasa Vama Veche provides a perfect venue for enjoying warm days and lively evenings in Bistrița.

The Pub Universității is a central-Bucharest pub/club located at Bd. Regina Elisabeta 9 (near Piața Universității). The Pub Universității regularly hosts live-music concerts — recent events include concerts by rock, pop-rock, folk or blues bands (e.g. Dirty Shirt, Publika, Sarmalele Reci, Altar, etc.). The atmosphere is relaxed yet lively: you can enjoy food and drinks (burgers, comfort food, beers), beer-on-tap and self-service beer, but also catch real concerts: from intimate acoustic gigs to full live-band performances.

The Station Petrosani is a bar / live-music venue / concert club in the city of Petroșani. The Station hosts concerts — for example rock/tribute-band nights, established Romanian bands, and likely genres such as rock/metal/alternative, given the history of advertised shows

Tipsport Arena is a multifunctional hall in the city of Banská Bystrica. The arena has a total capacity of 5,000 seats.

Top T Buzău – Festival Rock is one of Romania’s longest-running rock festivals, known as the Rock Resistance Festival, with its first edition dating back to 1983, making it one of the oldest continuous rock celebrations in the country. The event takes place in Buzău and traditionally brings together both Romanian and international rock and metal artists, offering fans several days of live performances, festival atmosphere, and community spirit. Recent editions have featured performances from bands such as Dirty Shirt (Romania), Frozen Crown (Italy), Xandria (Germany), Altar (Romania), Moon Safari (Sweden), and The Vintage Caravan (Iceland), showcasing a diverse rock lineup that spans heavy, symphonic, and classic rock styles.

Transilvania Blues Festival is an annual blues music festival held in Brașov, Romania, organized by the Transilvania Arts & Events Association and co-financed by the Brașov City Hall. It celebrates the blues genre with an eclectic lineup of international and Romanian artists and takes place in late September at Club Rockstadt, offering live performances that bring both veteran and emerging blues musicians to the Romanian stage. The festival has editions dating back to 2018 and continues to grow, with the 7th edition scheduled for 26–27 September 2025, showcasing world-class blues acts in an intimate club setting for enthusiasts of authentic blues music.

Tresor Club is one of the largest clubs in Prague, located in Vinohradská Street, just 3 minutes’ walk from Wenceslas Square. The club space can be adapted to all occasions, it is very flexible

Trnko is a new club space in Bratislava’s Nova Tržnica on Trnavské mýto which is one of the main crossroads in Bratislava.

Truck Country Festival is a music festival focused on country, folk and related genres, connecting music with the biker and trucking community. It offers concerts by domestic and international performers, accompanying activities and an informal festival atmosphere.

True Club is a well-known live music venue located in Bucharest’s Old Town (Strada Covaci). Founded in October 2010, it’s a cozy, stylish space—also called the “living room” of the city—where cover bands, jam sessions, karaoke nights and private parties thrive. The club features a stage, professional sound system, stylish lighting, and a warm, familial atmosphere.

A vibrant music club with an eclectic lineup of live concerts, ranging from jazz and blues to world music and metal. Klub Ucho is a large concert hall and a venue for organizing concerts and music events.

Underground Pub is a multi-purpose cultural venue featuring a 3000 m² concert hall designed for live music, theatre performances, themed events, charity activities, and other artistic formats. The space includes several club rooms that offer visitors different ways to spend their time — from enjoying concerts and social gatherings to playing billiards, table football, or darts, or relaxing in quieter areas. The venue is known for hosting a variety of artists and creative events, providing a flexible environment for both performers and audiences.

Underworld Club is a landmark underground‑music venue in Bucharest, located at Strada Colței 48. The club combines a bar, a concert space and a terrace — offering an eclectic mix of live concerts, parties, film screenings, and cultural‑artistic events.

Union Jack Studio (at Strada Domnească, 29) is the club/night‑venue part of Union Jack. It’s known for its energetic concert lineups (“Be amazing… Good vibes only!”) and has hosted well-known Romanian artists like Guess Who, Delia, Carla’s Dreams, Vama, Macanache, and more.

UNTOLD Festival is one of the largest and most influential electronic music festivals in Europe, held annually in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, typically in August, across Cluj Arena and Central Park. Founded in 2015, UNTOLD is internationally recognized for its large-scale production, immersive stage design, and diverse lineup spanning EDM, techno, house, trance, pop, and live acts. Over the years, the festival has hosted major global artists such as Armin van Buuren, Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Tiësto, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, The Chemical Brothers, and Imagine Dragons, attracting hundreds of thousands of attendees from around the world. With its fantasy-inspired concept and award-winning organization, UNTOLD has become a flagship event for Romania’s music industry and a key destination on the global festival circuit.

Urban Home Pitesti is a cozy, urban-style club and live venue in the heart of Pitești, offering concerts, DJ nights, karaoke, and a welcoming atmosphere since 2014.

Urban Spot is an open cultural space, hall and venue for musical events of various genres.

Urbana Club is a vibrant live‑music club in Iași, located on Blvd. Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt 8 (in the commercial gallery/spatial complex referred to as “Galeriile Ştefan cel Mare”). They regularly host a wide variety of events — from concerts (rock, pop‑rock, hip‑hop, live bands) to DJ nights and parties

The V-club is over fifty years old (it was founded in 1965) and is still the same as it was in the beginning – open, friendly, free. This is precisely why the former university club became a legend shortly after its founding. People came to this club to dance, and at that time all the major beat and rock bands active on the Slovak and Czech music scene wanted to perform there.

Vadoo Fest is an independent open-air music and arts festival held annually in Vadu Oii, Buzău County, Romania, set in a natural riverside landscape that emphasizes freedom, creativity, and community. The festival brings together rock, alternative, electronic, and experimental music, alongside visual arts, workshops, and cultural activities, creating an immersive experience that blends live performances with nature and shared values.

Versus Pub Galați is a lively rock pub and bar located at Strada Brăilei 41 in Galați, Romania. It’s known for its regular live music events, especially rock concerts, a friendly and energetic atmosphere, and a menu that features both tasty food and a strong beer selection. With its stage always ready for top artists, it’s a go-to spot for music lovers and local crowds seeking authentic night-out experiences.

VESUF Festival is a multi-genre music festival focused mainly on rock, metal and alternative scenes. It offers concerts by domestic and international bands, an accompanying program and an informal festival atmosphere. VESUF is known for its emphasis on live music, community spirit and an authentic experience for fans of harder music genres.

VooDoo Club is a broadly defined alternative space covering over 500 m². The club is located at 48A Prymasa Tysiąclecia Avenue (formerly the iconic Bema 65) in Warsaw. The venue focuses on what is unconventional, extraordinary, and intriguing. Thier mission is to present the widest possible range of alternative events: from club nights (k-pop, disco, techno, trance, goth) and all kinds of concerts (rock, folk, metal, punk, alternative) to burlesque shows and BDSM community gatherings. The club offers professional staff, competent security, high-quality sound and lighting systems and two stages.

Vysočina Fest is a summer music festival held in the heart of the Vysočina region, focusing on diverse musical genres including rock, pop, electronica and alternative. The festival offers concerts by Czech and international artists, DJ sets, workshops and accompanying cultural activities.

The multi-genre music club in Liberec comes with new energy… ROCK, POP, JAZZ, BLUES, SKA, PUNK, FUNKY… maybe a little more rock, but mainly unmistakable atmosphere and good music. Located in the building of a former mill, the concept of the club has no parallels far and wide. With its characteristic beamed ceilings and brick walls, it resembles a mega loft.

Welcome Summer Fest Bojnice is a summer music and entertainment festival that opens the summer season every year in the attractive surroundings of Bojnice.

West Side Hallo Fest is Romania’s largest Halloween-themed festival, taking place in Bucharest at Lacul Morii over three days, from October 24 to 26, 2025. The event transforms the lakeside and promenade into a vibrant Halloween celebration with rock concerts, themed decorations, workshops for children, costume contests, mystery trails, and family-friendly attractions, making it one of the most festive autumn events in the city. Live music is an important part of the festival’s program, featuring performances across multiple days alongside other attractions like cosplay parades, drone shows, circus acts, and creative workshop spaces. West Side Hallo Fest is organized by the West Side Events team and supported by local authorities, drawing tens of thousands of visitors to experience a mix of concerts, Halloween spirit, and community engagement in a unique outdoor setting each October.

White Horse Rock’n Roll in Costinești is an iconic seaside venue, dubbed “the last bastion of good music” in the Youth Resort.The venue has a relaxed, bohemian spirit — a place where summer nights are powered by live concerts, DJ parties, and the free-spirited energy of Costinești. White Horse also hosts key summer festivals, including Out Of Doors Fest (rock) and Folk Fest Remember Costinești (folk, poetry, cultural gatherings). No strangers here, just friends who’ve never met!

Wild Experience Fest is an independent rock and outdoor festival set in the heart of nature in Corbu, Harghita. Born from the passion of a group of friends for music, freedom, and adventure, the festival brings together a vibrant community for four days of rock concerts, motor experiences, and outdoor activities. Surrounded by wild landscapes, participants enjoy live music, mountain vibes, camping, local food, and a friendly, authentic atmosphere. More than just a festival, Wild Experience Fest is a celebration of freedom, nature, and the rock spirit.

WROsound is a city festival in Wrocław, organised by Strefa Kultury Wrocław. It focuses on current trends in Polish and international alternative, electronic, hip-hop and indie music, often with a strong emphasis on local scenes and projects. Stages are located near Impart (Mazowiecka street), creating an urban “backyard” setting rather than a huge field. The programme mixes club-oriented artists with bands and singer-songwriters, and regularly features a “Tak Brzmi Wrocław” stage dedicated to local acts. WROsound also runs environmental and social initiatives, such as tree-planting campaigns in cooperation with NGOs, strengthening its profile as a conscious urban event. It is recognised as one of the key medium-scale festivals shaping Wrocław’s cultural identity.

WTF Rock Festival (also known as Way Too Far Rock Festival) is an annual rock music festival in Bistrița, Romania that aims to break geographic and cultural barriers by bringing together rock fans and artists from different generations and styles, from alternative rock and indie to heavy metal and symphonic rock. It was first launched in 2017 near the Aerodrom Bistrița area, quickly gaining identity by hosting major Romanian acts such as Grimus, Altar, Celelalte Cuvinte, Coma, The Mono Jacks, Robin and the Backstabbers, Taxi, Days of Confusion, Byron, and Vița de Vie early in its history. The festival often features both established and emerging rock bands from Romania and abroad, and its editions have included special performances and activities like workshops and rock community events, with recent news highlighting appearances by acts such as Subcarpați and metal band Infected Rain on its stages. WTF Rock Festival also organizes competitions like the Rock Battle at The Gate of Transylvania, inviting rock bands to compete for performance slots and prizes.

A small but atmospheric club with a capacity of up to 200 people. It’s the perfect place for emerging bands, offering an intimate setting and an audience present at almost every show.

Yellow Club is a cozy, multipurpose cultural bar/club located in Bucharest (Sector 3) on Strada Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu, nr. 1. It’s known for supporting alternative culture: it regularly hosts live concerts, open-stage jam sessions, theater performances, karaoke nights, and pub quizzes. The venue has a relaxed, community-oriented vibe, with tables and chairs, making it a place where people come not only to party but also to enjoy artistic events.

Very nice vanue combined with pizzeria and a dancing club. Very friendly owner offers a lot of help, but You must rental outsource audio amps, lights. Maximum capacity: 700.

YOLO Fest is a modern music festival focused on a young audience and current trends in music. It brings energetic concerts by domestic and international performers

The cultural space ZA RAMPAMI has a wide focus. It was created in 2012 thanks to young unconventional people who combined their experience, ideas, and resources and created a space that, in addition to quality, is also characterized by flexibility, allowing a wide range of events. Concerts, carnivals, exhibitions and events of various nature or cultural focus. It provides the opportunity to present artists of every direction, commercial and non-commercial. The club is equipped with music technology according to the standards required by music professionals.

Žákovic Open is a long-standing music festival held in the village of Trenčianske Bohuslavice. It focuses mainly on rock, punk and alternative music and brings concerts by well-known domestic and foreign bands. The festival is popular for its friendly, community atmosphere, non-commercial character and strong connection with live music fans.

Žalár in Bratislava is known as an underground club focused mainly on punk, metal and hardcore, has a regularly packed program with local and foreign bands.

Klub ZAŚCIANEK is a legend. Its stage has long been home to the full spectrum of rock sounds — from ballad-like tones, through punk rock, all the way to black metal. This is where bands such as Coma, and Lombard began their journey. It is also here that Rysiek Riedel played his final concert. Mondays are reserved for Śpiewogranie, events that combine elements of jam sessions and karaoke. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, you can expect powerful sounds — but not only. We invite you to rock and metal concerts, as well as more mellow performances. Additionally, at Zaścianek you can watch live broadcasts of sports events and enjoy wireless internet access.

ZEW Festival is a multi-genre outdoor music event held in the Beskid mountains, combining rock, alternative, electronic and bass-driven music with a strong nature-oriented atmosphere. The festival emphasizes freedom, outdoor living and community, with stages located in forest and mountain surroundings. In addition to concerts, the event features camping, workshops, chill-out zones and alternative culture activities. ZEW Festival positions itself as a “back to nature” experience rather than a strictly urban or commercial event, attracting audiences who value scenery and atmosphere as much as music.

Zilele Nordului is a multidisciplinary cultural festival held annually in Darabani, Botoșani County, in the northernmost region of Romania, near the borders with Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova. Founded in 2013, the festival aims to revitalize the region through culture, community involvement, and dialogue, combining live music, film screenings, theater, debates, workshops, sports activities, and educational programs.

Zipp It is a rock‑bar & live music venue located in Cluj‑Napoca. According to its own description, it was created to be “the coolest rock bar” in the city — a place where friends gather, enjoy beers, live concerts, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

Zlatý Pes in Pardubice is a popular music club and bar that focuses mainly on rock, punk, metal and the alternative scene.

Great club with max capacity 499. Located in eastern Poland in biggest city of Podlasie. After live show there is always one of best discoteques in Poland.

Zwierzyniec Rock Festival is a long-running Polish rock festival held in the Roztocze region. It focuses primarily on Polish rock, punk, alternative and guitar-based music, with an emphasis on accessibility and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. The festival is known for its open, community-driven character and scenic natural surroundings near Roztocze National Park. Over the years it has built a loyal audience and a reputation as a summer rock meeting point rather than a large commercial event.