Pop rock and variety concert halls Haut-Rhin

Located near the campus and the Grillenbreit district, the Grillen is the contemporary music hall managed by the city of Colmar since 1998. Its capacity does not exceed 350 seats, the concerts remain intimate, far from the zeniths and the gigantic and impersonal halls. All musical styles are represented: pop, rock, punk, soul, metal, hardcore, garage, electro, experimental, rap, blues... Teachers from the conservatory also come to perform there and the hall is open to all associations wishing to organise alternative and festive evenings (notably Live!, After Dark, Hiéro Colmar, Hopla! Zone 51...) The Grillen also puts two rehearsal studios at the disposal of local bands who regularly have the opportunity to showcase their talent during opening acts. Be careful, don't arrive too late on concert evenings as the seats are free (and standing). To preserve your ears, Le Grillen provides earplugs and, in the interest of ecology, the bar's cups are consigned. Le Grillen also hosts very friendly improvisation match evenings and other events such as the jazz off festival. All you have to do is enjoy the concerts, massed in the crowd or in the adjoining bar!

In August 1992, the first evening took place in this industrial wasteland converted into a modern music scene. These labels attributed by the Ministry of Culture as well as the associative history which carried this project contributed to make the "Nouma" a high place of the music in Alsace and in France. The welcome, the flawless technical organization and the after parties with the artists have made this concert hall an unavoidable stopover for thousands of groups. The Noumatrouff is the opportunity to be at the heart of the musical news!

This place is THE emblematic place of Mulhouse industrial history. Installed in DMC's building 75, Motoco welcomes 140 artists and 7 open spaces. Carpenter, visual artist, photographer, entrepreneur, such are the inhabitants of this extraordinary place. Formerly an industrial wasteland which is being reborn from its fallow land, it is regularly featured in the press. Institutional or professional evenings worthy of large metropolises are organised there: what could be more trendy than an event in such an unusual place?

This 300-seat room dedicated to humour in all its forms was created by two passionate lovers of living art and scratch-hair, the couple Marguier. Because they lacked a place to express in an amusing way their local and national favourites, the Warehouse had to fill this void. The programming is of high quality, and many national artists come here to test their new shows. The most? The possibility of having dinner or a drink before or after the show.