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Party Earth Review Disco balls, booming speakers, and pulsing lights hanging from the sixty-foot ceiling of this former factory let partygoers know that Razzmatazz means business. Friday and Saturday nights are always abuzz with a great... ... read full review
Pamplona 88 - 1er piso
08018 Barcelona
Bogatell, Marina
93 320 82 00
F–Sa 11pm–5am; Weekday hours depend on events
Poblenou, Barcelona –
Disco balls, booming speakers, and pulsing lights hanging from the sixty-foot ceiling of this former factory let partygoers know that Razzmatazz means business.
Friday and Saturday nights are always abuzz with a great mix of international and Spanish clubbers looking to dance the night away to diverse styles of music, including indie rock, hip-hop, house, and electronica.
The five unique rooms, each on its own level, provide different environments and music, which means that it’s easy to go with a group of friends and be assured that everyone will be satisfied.
International DJs in The Loft attract a techno crowd, while the industrial-sized Razz Room draws a young crowd ready to sweat to monster hits.
The other three main rooms – Lolita, Pop Bar, and Rex – feature varying shades of electro as well as a small open-air section to cool down in.
During the week, Razzmatazz doubles as a concert venue and books some outstanding talent in various musical genres, including big-name headliners.
If you’re going to Razzmatazz during the weekend, it’s worth popping around to the back entrance on Carrer de Pamplona. It leads straight up to The Loft room and the line is always much shorter; you can still access the whole club from there. Otherwise, head down mid-week for a gig and a more intimate vibe.
Weekday concerts draw locals of all ages. On the weekends, the club attracts a fun-loving younger crowd, late teens to early 20s.
Five separate rooms, each with its own feel and music, play electronica, pop, funk, rock, hip-hop, techno, and house. Concerts vary, but the majority tend to be alternative dance or indie/rock groups.
Avoid going when it’s raining heavily – although the club is indoors, you have to go outside to move between certain rooms.
Cover charge €15/club nights, includes one drink, and €15–€35/concerts. Beer €3.50, mixed drinks €7+, shots €4+.
Casual for weekday concerts, clubwear on the weekends.
The club is open only on the weekends, with renowned international DJs playing every Friday and Saturday. Check the online schedule for weekday concerts.
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