Concert halls Isère

Share new experiences at La Belle Électrique. A concert hall that celebrates amplified music - jazz, rock, pop, hip-hop... -including electronic music, in a venue open to all. Located at the heart of the Bouchayer-Viallet site, La Belle Électrique is housed in a magnificent wood and glass building. The venue places artists and audiences on the same level, immersing them in an intimacy that heightens the sensations. A place to live and create, where artists can be accompanied. Art workshops for a wide audience. Bar with free programming, exhibitions and Dressing Club evenings for dancing. A permanent favorite.

Grenoble has a talent for creating meeting places for the public and artists, amateurs and professionals. Ideally located in the heart of the Parc Mistral, La Bobine is a cultural and associative venue, a place for life with events for all audiences. In the evenings, the venue comes alive with new bands from near and far. A 300-seat concert hall, rehearsal studios, recording studio, bar... and a practical, cost-effective online ticketing system. All that's left to do is keep an eye on the programming. From apéro mixes to ear-splitting rock'n'roll and concerts for young people, there's always a show or concert to get us moving.

Few major cities can enjoy such a multiplex, 10 super-equipped rooms and nearly 3,000 seats in the city center. The Pathé Chavant, in which the escalators must not be lost to the room number… is therefore entirely dedicated to films on the day poster with rooms made for the great show. Full fare tickets, numerous discounts and a Pass Pass that allows unlimited access to all sessions! That said, we can also discover more intimate films in front of the front and be pleasantly surprised.

The Six Rex, located in the city center on a pedestrian street, has 6 rooms including one in its THX and four stereo Dolby, for a total of a thousand chairs. Five rooms are accessible for disabled people. You can see all the latest news, even the famous 3 D movies equipped with special glasses. A nearby cinema that allows us not to take the car to go to huge complexes on the periphery, offering us a beautiful quality of image and sound. A truly nice cinema in the heart of the city.

The Aragon area is an associative cultural area affiliated with the Federation of Houses for All and DJC. It displays a variety of programming to entertain a wide audience. Dance, theatre, clowns, songs or puppets, it is open to everyone, young and younger. The Aragon area also offers cultural activities in the form of internships for the Internet, photography, cinema or theatre.

L'Hexagone Scène nationale Arts Sciences, managed by Grenoble-Alpes Métropole, is an institution for artistic performances. It's also a space for innovative experiments where the imagination takes over. Modern, innovative programming in dance and theater, concerts and lectures, first stages for pupils and students. A place where you can talk to artists, a place to be curious about culture. Among the many dates, Expérimenta, the Arts Sciences Biennial in October, at the crossroads of art, science and technology.

The Summum is the largest venue in Grenoble after the Palais des Sports (but not a regular concert venue). Adjacent to the Alpexpo exhibition centre in the Villeneuve district, it has a capacity of over 5,000 people. It is here that the biggest national and international names come to perform.

The theatre is closed three weeks August.

There are two comfortable rooms managed by the Municipality, two rooms where quality programming is offered. This is where, every year, the International Meetings featuring avant-premiere films, animations around the cinema and short film competitions are held in October.

A 383-seat auditorium and a 600 m 2 multipurpose hall make up the venue for concerts, cinemas and shows of large Parisian rooms on giant screen.

Built in 1933, it was a classic Italian theatre with 800 seats. Later redesigned contemporary style, it now has 400 places and has the dual employment of Cinema/Theatre. Its facade was made by the Cité de la Création de Lyon. Programming is very varied: concerts, theatre, dance, show and cinema.

Inaugurated in September 2004 - its 20th anniversary will be celebrated in 2024 - in place of the Maison de Culture built in 1968 for the Olympic Games, the MC2 is a benchmark facility in the world of culture. A benchmark for its exceptional stage facilities, including a 1,028-seat auditorium for theater, dance and opera, an auditorium for the world's leading orchestras, a small auditorium, a creation room, a dance studio and a recording studio... But also a benchmark because it is home to Grenoble's national choreographic center, the Centre Dramatique National des Alpes and the Musiciens du Louvre Grenoble. An essential cultural venue.

Anyone can try their luck at l'AmpéRage, a performance and cultural cooperation venue, and a place for all those involved in the Grenoble scene and beyond to express themselves. With the aim of making culture accessible to as many people as possible, the programming is eclectic, with open stages, electro, techno, metal... and a bar where you can continue to share good vibrations over a drink. Festivals, projects, resident associations... A place that keeps moving forward with new events, a place that makes noise - but don't make too much noise on your way out... - that you can take possession of.

The building was inaugurated in 1967 to host the figure skating events of the 1968 Winter Olympics. The building that once housed an ice rink for champions and hosted the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games now serves as a showcase for sporting and musical events. In its largest configuration, this modular hall can seat 12,000 people, making it the largest in the département. It also hosted the Davis Cup final in 1982. The end of 2023 will see Lomepal and Michel Sardou, while Shakaponk is scheduled for early 2024, offering a wide range of styles for all audiences.

This hall dedicated to classical music, a 300-seat auditorium installed in the former chapel of the Minimes convent founded in the 17th century, is located in the heart of old Grenoble, in one of the oldest streets. We attend exclusively classical concerts. It is also the headquarters of the Musiciens du Louvre - directed by Marc Minkowsky. In this unique place steeped in history, everyone can discover a music that is reputedly less accessible than today's music, with a very particular sound aesthetic. The Musiciens du Louvre perform on the biggest national and international stages, notably at the Opéra Garnier, and the people of Grenoble can also enjoy their performances.

La Rampe is the best way to access culture for all audiences, even those furthest removed from a sometimes elitist world. La Rampe d'Echirolles is a beautiful, lively space, with a superb red-curtained auditorium that hosts plays, classical and modern concerts, as well as dance, singing, comedy shows and exhibitions... The body has pride of place, whether danced, choreographed or sublimated by the artists. The 2023-2024 season will take us on an exploration of different worlds, with an emphasis on diversity: Ballet Preljocaj, André Manoukian trio, IT Dansa... A space complemented by another facility, La Ponatière.

Right in the heart of the city, Grenoble's municipal theater with its 3 spaces - Grand Théâtre, Théâtre de poche and Théâtre 145 - programs national shows and shows created by local companies. The theater opens its ticket office for the season in September. Programming for all audiences, all ages, with prices adapted for greater accessibility, combining Grenoble-based companies, support for creation, themed shows and partnerships. All the latest news on the website.