De Club Up Club

Leidseplein, Amsterdam –

De Club Up is a hotspot for a diverse clientele that includes everyone from young and cultured adults from the city’s creative industries of fashion, marketing, music, and design, to artsy hipsters and mild hip-hop mavens.

The brick and concrete club’s generous size houses a vast dance floor that accommodates 300 guests and features silent projected scenes of rock and roll flicks or Stanley Kubrick films that throw a flickering light on the crowd beneath the disco balls. Animated bartenders groove to the trendy DJ’s funky beats as they mix cocktail after cocktail.

Just above the dance floor is a partially hidden mezzanine that is home to a long lounge – the ideal spot to sink into plush chairs for a bit of respite.

One of the many upsides to De Club Up is the particularly outgoing and colorful urban mix of partygoers who rarely “stick to their own” – tight-jean hipsters mingle with grungy skaters who mingle with a blend of hip-hoppers and everyone else in between.

The bottom line at this club is that patrons are eager to create an open-minded and expressive atmosphere with an interactive and nonjudgmental scene – and in this they have succeeded.

De Club Up is without a doubt the place to be for those who enjoy diving into the latest style or being inspired to create a new trend, whether it’s through the club’s hip music or the crowd’s fashionable threads.