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Black Note
This popular nightlife venue is also active during the day, and is one of the very best places in the city to hear jazz, blues flamenco, cabarat, rock and more. It attracts many international groups, and often features performances by European, African, and American bands within the same week. The atmophere is friendly, and the audience is made up of people of all ages.
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Polo y Peyrolón 15
46005
Valencia
Tel: +34 (0)96 3933663
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Cormorán
This venue, formerly known as the Roxy Club, features late-night music performances by a variety of popular and well-known groups. Cormorán is primarily known for pop and rock music, but occasionally there will be some jazz, blues, or folk. Groups who have performed here recently include The Divine Comedy, Ocean Colour Scene, Paul Weller, Supergrass, and many more.
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San Vicente 200
46007
Valencia
Tel: +34 (0)60 7659705
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Wah-Wah
This a hip live music club is very popular with students and has a relaxed, bohemian atmosphere. The bands that perform here are mostly Spanish, and a good number are from the Valencia region, though international groups do play as well. Recent bands from abroad include Frank and Walters and The Sugarman Three. The music features alternative and underground styles, and it this is a great place to hear some exciting up-and-coming bands.
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Campoamor 52
46002
Valencia
Tel: +34 (0)96 3563942
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Palau de la Música
Known for its excellent acoustic, the Palau de la Música ranks among the most important classical music venues in Europe. It is a very modern building, built in 1987 and designed by architect José María Paredes. One of its unique and distinctive features is the large glass enclosure over the structure, making it look like a greenhouse. The hall is located within the Turia gardens, and there are also many plants indoors, including palm trees. The Palau de la Música is home to the Orchestra of Valencia, one of the most prestigious groups in the area, and many visiting groups perform here every season, from large orchestras and choirs to more intimate chamber music concerts.
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Paseo de la Alameda 30
46023
Tel: +34 (0)96 3375020
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Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia
A large concert venue made up of four separate halls, The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia puts on a wide variety of concerts and opera productions. The complex is part of the new City of Arts and Sciences, and was opened in 2006. It is well-equiped as a theatre and includes the lastest technologies, allowing for performances of virtually any kind of contemporary music. One hall is dedicated exclusively to chamber music and early music, however. The Reina Sofia is best known for its opera, and a number of shows are put on each year, from sumptuous classic operas to modern minimalistic ones. Placido Domingo organized a famous opera singers’ competition here the year that the complex opened, which has done much for its reputation as an opera house.
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Avenida Autopista del Saler 1
46013
Valencia
Tel: +34 (0)96 3163737
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