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Café Jazz Populart
This music club is primarily devoted to jazz, but also features some great live blues, salsa and reggae performances. The jazz fans make up the dedicated clientele however, and you can hear both traditional be-bop, comtemporary jazz, and some jazz fusion as well. There is a dance floor that is lively no matter what kind of music is being played.
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Calle de las Huertas 22
28012
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 4298407
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Café Central
A classic and sophisticated little jazz club, this one proves that not all jazz clubs are smoky dives. Some of the best jazz in the city is played here, and you will find both a variety of local artists as well as well-known musicians from abroad. The first set is scheduled for 10.30 every night, but it’s usually a bit later by the time things get started.
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Plaza del Angel 10
28012
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 3694143
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Café del Foro
This venue hosts sort of a variety show of events, but has some great music groups performing. The focus is generally on pop, rock, jazz or folk, and the club is known as a great place to hear up and coming musicans who have not yet made it big. In addition to music, you will find comedians, theatre groups, magicians, and even hypnotists here from time to time.
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San Andrés 38
28004
Madrid
Tel: + 34 91 4453752
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Las Noches del Cuplé
One of the main venues in Madrid for traditional Spanish music, this is the perfect place to spend an evening if you are interested in hearing some of the region’s native melodies. The music starts around 11 pm or midnight and goes until dawn. In addition to Spanish music, you will also find groups here performing traditional French songs. When the music is suited for it, this turns into a tango dancing venue.
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Calle la Palma 51
28004
Madrid
Tel: + 34 91 5337115
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Segundo Jazz
A popular venue for live jazz, this club features multiple jazz sets almost every night. A variety of groups perform here, most of them small combos, and sometimes it will be a pianist and a singer. Mondays is 60s night, and there is also a weekly Latin night. Groups perform here from all over Europe, but they put an emphasis on showcasing local talent.
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Calle de Commandante Zorita 8
28020
Madrid
Tel: + 34 91 5549437
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La Reviera
This is a disco that features live music, and concerts are given here by some of Spain’s most renowned and popular musicians. Frequented primarily by young people, the atmopshere is hip, trendy and lively. When it is nice weather, they open the roof and it becomes an outdoor concert.
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Puente de Segovia
28005
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 3652415
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Oba-Oba
At this crowded and upbeat club you will find mainly Brazilian music. The music is live most evenings, though not all the time. Some famous singers and guitar players have performed here in the past, and many larger bands come through as well. The people here are very enthusiastic and friendly, and you are sure to have a great time whether you come to dance or just to listen.
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Calle de Jacometrezo 4
28013
Madrid
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La Fidula
Originally a grocery, this venue is a club that presents chamber music concerts every night in a neighbourhood surrounded by hard rock, discos, and jazz clubs. Concerts are given each night at 11.30 pm, and on weekends there is also a later show at 1 am. A bit of an anomoly in the context of the area, this club has still got up quite a following. Performances are taken seriously as in regular classical venues, and late arrivals will not be seated.
Opening times: Mon - Thurs and Sun 7 pm - 3 am, Fri and Sat 7 pm - 4 am
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Calle Huerta 57
28011
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 4292947
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Teatro Real
This magnificent theatre is known as one of the best opera halls in Europe because of its unsurpassed acoustics and modern facilities and is home to the Compañia del Teatro Real, a leading Spanish opera company. As well as opera, a number of concerts, plays and dance performances are regularly put on here. The hall was originally built in 1817 at the order of Fernando VII, and opened in 1850. It enjoyed many years of great success, but deteriorated in the early 20th century and had to be closed down because of disrepair. In the 1960s it was renovated and reopened, and the concert hall was improved as recently as 1997. It now includes 1,745 seats and has a state-of-the-art stage as well as a unique lobby. One of the intereresting features is the unusual hexagonal floor plan of the entire building.
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Plaza Isabel II
28013
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 5160660
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