Austria
ID: Clubs
Clubs in Austria
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Cabaret Fledermaus
Down the stairs near Stephansplatz, Cabaret Fledermaus keeps Vienna dancing across generations. Dark electronics and new wave on Mondays sit beside 90s hits, rock, disco, Latin nights and weekend oddities in a basement that never needed one fixed tribe.
ViennaCeleste
In Vienna’s Margareten district, Celeste gives Monday improvisers and late-night DJs room to roam. Live music, comedy and community parties share a programme that often stretches to six in the morning.
GrazClub Circle Thalia
On Graz’s Opernring, Circle Thalia pairs its dancefloor with the Panorama Bar and a terrace overlooking the opera. Weekend nights move between house, Latin, Afrobeats and drum & bass, with two floors offering room to find your own rhythm.
VösendorfClub Exil
At Vienna’s southern edge, EXIL makes space for freethinkers and nights that stretch past sunrise. Techno drives the dancefloor in Vösendorf, a short walk from the Badner Bahn.
ViennaClub Lucia
Club Lucia brings live concerts and club nights to Vienna’s Gürtel. Set in railway arches 24–25 by U6 Thaliastraße, its programme spans indie, rock and hip-hop through to house and techno, with Austrian and international acts.
ViennaClub Weberknecht
A vaulted cellar, a lively bar and up to four floors give Weberknecht plenty of room to change the mood. On Vienna’s Gürtel, psytrance, drum & bass and live shows share the programme with karaoke and even wrestling. Come for one night’s theme; discover another side next time.
DornbirnConrad Sohm
In a converted industrial building by the Dornbirner Ache, Conrad Sohm combines a serious concert hall with late club nights and its own summer festival. Rock, pop and live acts share the calendar with house, techno, indie dance and regional DJ culture.
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Das Werk
Since 2006, Das Werk has turned Vienna's Stadtbahnbögen into a meeting point for electronic music, queer nights, art and subculture. Its two intimate floors favour close-up energy, adventurous line-ups and a community spirit that reaches beyond the mainstream.
GrazDom im Berg
Carved inside Graz's Schloßberg, Dom im Berg is a 733 m², 11-metre-high event hall with striking rock architecture and a 3D Ambisonics sound system. The flexible room moves between concerts and experimental sound art, but electronic club nights feel especially at home underground.
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Flex
At canal level below Augartenbrücke, Flex splits its pulse across club, live room and waterside café. Drum & bass, techno and harder electronic nights meet indie, rap and touring bands, giving Vienna a programme that never settles into one lane.
ViennaFLUCC
At Praterstern, FLUCC layers its Deck above the former pedestrian passage now known as the Wanne, with Marina and terraces extending outdoors. Club nights, concerts, art, radio, workshops and community projects overlap across a venue built for scenes to meet and cross.
Klagenfurt am WörtherseeFritz Club
Fritz brings a 300 m² main floor, a smaller Jungle room and full-scale live production to central Klagenfurt. The calendar moves from techno and drum & bass to indie concerts, hip-hop, pop parties and comedy, giving the city a versatile room that can switch character overnight.
InnsbruckFunkraum
A fresh underground room in Innsbruck's viaduct arches, Funkraum took over the former Project address in 2026 with a clear focus on sound and long-form sets. Local collectives, house, techno, UK garage, breaks and drum & bass make the compact club feel exploratory rather than fixed to one lane.
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Jazzit
Jazzit has given Salzburg jazz a permanent home on Elisabethstraße since 2002. Its main hall ranges from avant-garde and improvised music to electronics, soul and hip-hop; the red-lit bar adds free Tuesday jams and club-culture formats, keeping international names and the local scene in close conversation.
InnsbruckJellyfish
Inside Innsbruck’s Viaduktbogen 13, Jellyfish keeps the programme deliberately restless: electronic nights, live shows and raves shift between techno, psytrance, harder frequencies and local crews. The compact brick-arch room turns underground energy into a close, direct dance-floor encounter.
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KAPU
KAPU has been a fixed point in Linz’s independent culture since 1984. Born from punk and hardcore, it now moves freely through noise, hip-hop, jazz, electronic music and metal, while its cinema, studio, talks and exhibitions make the house a hands-on laboratory for art, community and new ideas.
ViennaKollektiv Kaorle
At Pavilion 21 in the Otto Wagner Areal, Kollektiv Kaorle turns vacant space into a shared cultural workshop. The nonprofit collective brings concerts and adventurous sound together with studios, craft rooms, exhibitions, film, movement and a garden—an open Vienna laboratory shaped by the people using it.
GrazKottulinsky
A fixture of Graz’s Univiertel for more than a decade, Kottulinsky packs a brick-vaulted room with club hits, house and R&B. Guest promoters switch up Fridays, while the club steers Saturdays itself; polished drinks, punchy effects and a late crowd keep Beethovenstraße moving past midnight.
ViennaKramladen
Inside Gürtel arches 39–40, Kramladen is a compact, proudly open-minded Vienna room where live bands, club nights and off-centre experiments share one stage. Since 2015 it has hosted local and touring artists across genres, backing charity and LGBTQ+ formats with a simple rule: anything goes, if it is done well.
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Postgarage
Postgarage spreads Graz nights across a 440 m² first floor, a 150 m² second room and a café for intimate shows. The programme moves from techno, house and drum & bass to hip-hop, punk and live bands; on big takeovers even a third floor joins in—a flexible Gries warehouse where the whole local scene can collide.
GrazPPC / PPC Bar
A Graz pop-culture anchor with roots in the 1980s and a new chapter opened for the 2003 European Capital of Culture year. PPC runs roughly 200 events annually across two floors, flipping between live concerts, DJ sets and club nights with strong sound and lights in the heart of Lend.
ViennaPrater DOME
Austria’s largest disco puts three floors and twelve bars into six zones beside the Giant Ferris Wheel. Techno, house, EDM, DnB and trance share festival-scale production with hip-hop, R&B and classics; a rooftop offers the breather before the next floor.
ViennaPRST
PRST turns a former TV studio into a compact room-in-room dance floor with a serious speaker wall. The night starts with cocktails and pizza, then tightens around electronic bookings with a clear techno pulse; international guests and Vienna crews meet close enough to feel every transition.
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SASS Music Club
SASS calls itself Vienna’s living room of the night: a compact underground club at Karlsplatz built around electronic music, bold subculture and a respectful, discrimination-free floor. Thursday-to-Sunday sessions run from late-night lineups to the cult Sunday-morning Morgengymnastik.
LinzSirup
Sirup is a non-commercial cultural cellar in Linz-Urfahr, opened in the former Grand Filou dance café by a network of artists, curators and coders. Four small exhibition rooms and a 55 m² experimental floor connect club nights, media art, performance, karaoke and site-specific installations.
SalzburgSoda Club
Soda Club sits inside the rock of Salzburg’s Mönchsberg, packing three small rooms into a compact late-night maze. Its Friday-and-Saturday programme focuses on contemporary electronic music, with Austrian and international DJs, intimate capacities and a close, low-ceiling dancefloor atmosphere.
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Tagada Club
Tagada brings club nights to Brunnengasse in Vienna’s 16th district, sharing its home with Rausch bar and café. Local crews steer the dancefloor through house, techno, disco and more: a neighbourhood meeting point where a drink can turn into a full night out.
InnsbruckTante Emma Club
Under Innsbruck’s railway arches, Tante Emma keeps the weekend moving well into the morning. Its electronic programme brings the Emma Allstars together with visiting DJs, while summer open-air sessions take the crew to Airport Reef. The club’s home remains arches 16 and 17.
ViennaThe Loft
The Loft has kept Vienna’s Gürtel moving since 2009. Electronic nights share the programme with hip-hop, live music, poetry slams and open stages, while its two-floor decade parties revisit the 90s, 2000s and 2010s. A relaxed café and living-room space round out this many-sided Ottakring venue.
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Westbahnstudios
Westbahnstudios gives adventurous sound a working home in Vienna’s 15th district. Musicians rehearse and record here, then open the doors for concerts, workshops and sonic experiments. From Elektro Guzzi’s live techno to solo trombone, the programme rewards a curious pair of ears.
WelsWildwechsel (Imma auf da Pirsch)
Wildwechsel puts Wels’ Stadtplatz on a late-night frequency. House and techno nights alternate with hip-hop and R&B, while formats such as Sei Sonett and Blacklines bring their own crowds to the booth. A central meeting point where a drink can easily turn into a full night of dancing.