Pop rock and variety concert halls Ile-De-France

Walls and red armchairs arranged in a circle: L'Européen is the perfect setting for listening to artists in the field of French chanson, world music, jazz or rock. The 350-seat venue is a former café-concert dating back to 1872: Fragson, Yvette Guilbert and Edith Piaf all performed here. In the 1950s, operettas were performed here. It was also home to the Théâtre en Rond, run by directors and actors keen to return to the original Greek forms of theatre - an aesthetic "opposed" to Italian-style theatre.

The Claude-Levi-Strauss theatre is the auditorium of the Musée du quai Du. Inaugurated in 2006, this museum presents art collections from Africa, Oceania, Asia and America. The building is signed by Jean Nouvel. A room of three hundred or ninety or four hundred and eighty-three places, depending on the configuration, shows shows in connection with the contents of the collections or temporary exhibitions and concerts of a wide variety, given for one hour a month at 16 h or 18 h. There are also children's shows, as well as lectures from popular university types. There is also a cinema room with seats.

In this small room, which can hold up to spectators, French-speaking singers'no crétinisante ' - sic - in the tradition of the left-bank cabarets. It is a group of volunteers who have been affiliated with Grateful you Ferré since 2001. If the names of Yvan Dautin, Jacques Bertin, Francesca Solleville, Gilbert Lafaille or Sarclo tell you something, you have good taste and that address will be as an oasis for you.

Since 1991, Moments Chavirés programming improvised and experimental music concerts. Free jazz, electroacoustic and concrete music, demolished rock, country falling from her horse… and lots more things, which have not yet been named. Allumés from around the world let us hear here their sound folies - and often visual. A place without the same, for those who do not have their ears in their pockets. Having said that, places such as Times Chavirés often have difficulty in existence despite the modest budget. Financial difficulties due to decreases in subsidies forced the team to cancel the end of its program 2009. If the situation improves, the adventure starts in early 2010.

This cultural centre offers a very varied programming with a cinema of Art and Trial and a showroom. From February 6 th to 8 th 2010, the Games Farm celebrates its fifteen years with a weekend devoted to cinema. We can also see on Saturday January 30 François Rollin in Anger, March 13 the Ariane Moffatt concert, Saturday, April 17 a game of theatre improvisation, from April 18 to May 2 the public festival First meetings or Saturday May 22 Fears of and by Manu Kroupit… You will find all news from the Games Farm on the monthly flyer called Séances Meetings.

At its creation in October 1999, the Footprint essentially proposed rock and metal programming. Over the years, the hall has forged an increasingly important reputation by opening up to other musical styles. Since then, there are many who trample the plates of L'Footprint, this contemporary room. Here, no seating. We attend the standing concert. A bar inside the concert hall is open to the public. And a bar-restaurant (sandwiches, oak, drinks, etc.) also opens its doors in the nearby small room. ZAZ, Soprano, Ben Uncle Soul, Kaolin, Jena Lee, Deportivo and many others shared the poster of this increasingly acclaimed scene. For any reservation: tickets on sale at the usual outlets, on the online box of L'Footprint (www.digitick.com) or directly on site from 20 am on the evening of the concert (subject to availability of tickets). The Footprint is also a place of artists'residence, as the whole team wishes to give the motivated amateur artists a chance. Most: prices for especially affordable concerts (between € 15 and € 19).

This charming concert hall, with its subdued lighting and intimate ambiance, is a place where audiences and artists can mingle and even share a drink. La Maroquinerie's current music line-up is highly eclectic: pop, rock, reggae, and funk. La Maroquinerie is very much involved in society: it sometimes organises concerts for noble causes or unusual festivals. What's more, La Maroquinerie boasts excellent acoustics, enabling the groups performing there to be fully appreciated.

It is one of the main cultural sites in Bobigny and even in the department. With no fewer than 50 events year round, Canal 93 has a modular room accommodating up to 400 people. The programming of the site focuses mainly on rock, contemporary music, diverse and diverse contemporary performances. This year, the place will welcome Didier Super, Kent, the music of the Sales Majesties, the rap of Jok'Air and Sofiane, and many nice surprises and surprises! In parallel, registration and rehearsal studios are available for artists who can even find themselves here in residence to help them develop their talents. Canal 93 is a kind of nursery of young talent! Among the elders of the place who today fly on their own wings: Kary James, Souad Massi or Féfé. At last, you will find a place of restoration, open every night of performance, performance or concert. A high place of urban culture.

La Station is first and foremost a party venue like few others in Paris: here you can shout in the open air (we won't disturb anyone), sing, dance until late, listen to loud music, and above all, excellent music. Yes, the programme is excellent: sharp but festive, eclectic and emerging, a whole scene is blossoming here. The collective - which, let's not forget, has signed an agreement with the SNCF - also offers artist residencies.

The Wine Cellar is an activity of Jazzy 77 association. Here you can attend a jazz concert about once a month. Swing, Gypsy jazz, jazz New Orleans and improvisations are on schedule.

With its Far Eastern decor, the former Japanese Divan painted by Toulouse-Lautrec has been a venue for rock, electro, chanson and world music since 1994. Clubbing is also practiced here, with spectacular visual effects. The venue, which today boasts a 400-seat auditorium and a 100-seat mezzanine, was built in 1830. It became "Nippon" forty years later, as a result of Japanese fashion. At the time, it was a cabaret where vocal artists and strippers mingled.

Every year since 2010, for 2 days in early July, La Ferme électrique has hosted some twenty concerts by emerging bands on the bangs of the music industry, as well as performances, participatory sound experiments, exhibitions and film screenings... Everything takes place in an old farmhouse converted and decorated by artists and DIY enthusiasts, using recycled objects that together can take the form of an organ chapel or a vinyl tree... A festive and convivial setting just 25 minutes from the Paris Est train station!

A former dairy farm built at the end of the ^19th century in a superb industrial style, since the 1990s Ferme du Buisson has become a cultural mecca in Seine-et-Marne, bringing together a variety of theaters, cinemas and open-air exhibition spaces. On the program: eclectic exhibitions, classic or atypical plays, festivals, films, etc. The website provides precise program information. Online ticketing is also available, excluding cinema screenings.