Café-concert Spain

A room located in the heart of Malasaña that generally fills up from 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning to turn into a club at a time when the other bars in the neighbourhood are starting to lower the curtain. In the first part of the evening, around 10pm, the BarCo welcomes rock and jazz groups, excellent flamenco shows (Sara Nieto's dance) and on Sundays, jam sessions. You can also enjoy excellent cocktails between thirty-year-olds from Malasaña. An excellent place to go with your eyes closed.

More accessible than other jazz clubs in the city, La Fídula has been working for 30 years and still attracts so many people. For example jazz, bossa, poetry readings, theatre plays, concerts of all kinds occur every day of the week. With two passages per night, not to bother! The drinks are overtaxed for shows, but nothing excessive. Located in a lively area, La Fídula is a good option to start the evening.

Since the documentary of the Spanish filmmaker Fernando Trueba on Cuban music with the same name as the bar, Calle 54 attracts artists, actors and musicians to listen to jazz, wander through Nova and Latin music. The greatest names of Cuban music, like Bebo Valdés, stopped at Calle 54, which also serves as a restaurant.

Near Calle Batalla de Salado, it is a bar, cafeteria and cultural creation area with a beautiful agenda.

This 1920s-inspired bar and nightclub offers a varied program throughout the week. Whether it's flamenco shows, theater performances, concerts or tango, this space located in the heart of the Poble Sec neighborhood will not fail to entertain you. It has two rooms, one with a capacity of 20 people and the main room, named after Carlos Gardel, the greatest representative of tango, with a capacity of 65 people. We really liked this place quite curious and very pleasant!

In the heart of the San Francisco neighborhood, a church built in the 17th century by Antonio Ortiz de Calina and Francisco de Elorriaga and renovated in the 18th century. In the 1990s, the Bilbao City Council decided to transform this old church into a musical and cultural space. Since then, Bilborock has been hosting a varied programme of concerts, film screenings, theatre and dance performances, conferences, etc. His Pop-Rock Villa contest in Bilbao brings together the best of the emerging scene. An atypical place, which has become the temple of alternative culture in Bilbao.

Inaugurated in 2003, Manu Iturregi's bar is now a classic in the Ensanche. Its premises, decorated as an Irish pub, regularly hosts jazz, blues and folk concerts... The quality of the music and the dexterity of the bartenders are the main reasons for Résidence's success. Attended by a regular clientele, you can breathe an atmosphere full of authenticity where it is good to drink a homemade beer or a whisky, selected from one of the 200 references available! Every Wednesday night, acoustic folk concerts at 9pm.

A symbol of freedom and a haven for journalists and writers during Franco's dictatorship, all the great singers of Spanish song once took to the stage at Libertad 8 before becoming stars throughout the country. The Libertad 8 carries this story on its walls and permeates the atmosphere. When there is no concert, storytellers and poetry tellers occupy the stage and there are painting and photography exhibitions. A bar club that reflects Malasaña's soul.

Just a stone's throw from the Cristina Enea Park and the Tabakalera Cultural Centre, an emerging hipster neighbourhood, a multi-purpose bar that hosts live concerts and DJ sets as well as exhibitions, audiovisual screenings and ephemeral record markets. This catch-all concept, combined with a vintage decor, a small terrace and table football, make this place an original and vibrant place, popular with the local youth. For a dive into the San Sebastian mainstream, check out its cultural agenda and come and drink a homemade beer!

Installed in an old cinema for more than three decades, Galilei Galileo is generally compared to the Café Gijón of the early 20th century. As soon as we have entered the interior, the atmosphere speaks for itself with its tables all facing the stage. It is a classic concert hall with uniformed waiters; you come here to listen to music over a drink (drinks are quite expensive). When you buy your ticket in advance, you have the option of booking one of the tables near the stage.

Since its creation in 1988, this concert hall has been the epicentre of San Sebastián's underground culture. Located in the Egia district, an area undergoing major changes since the opening of the Tabakalera cultural centre, the Bukowski honours emerging artists as well as established names. In a beautiful setting with a vintage feel - the place also functions as a café during the day - the mythical Bukowski hosts concerts and DJ sets in a variety of styles, from rock to house, including punk, mambo and garage music.