Music venues

The concert hall DR Koncerthuset in Copenhagen is designed by French architect Jean Nouvel. The acoustics are amazing, and in 2012 the venue was named one of the 10 greatest concert halls of the new millennium by the renowned British magazine Gramophone.

Hosting around 250 concerts a year, VEGA ranks among the nation's most popular and respected music and party venues. The focus is on rhythmical music, but nearly all genres are covered from electronic to hip-hop.

Culture Box is Denmark's regional venue for electronic music and one of the country's most prominent nightclubs.

Experience some of Copenhagen’s biggest concerts and sports events at Royal Arena

Drop Inn is located in the centre of Copenhagen and since 1934, it has been a music venue for rock, soul and blues concerts.

The Grey Hall is the largest concert hall in Christiania. It was originally built in 1891 as a riding venue in the army barracks. When Christiania was founded in the 70’s it quickly became a focal point for everything art and music related.

Huset KBH is Denmark's first and largest cultural house and offers both concerts, spoken words, cinema and theatre.

Loppen is an alternative concert venue, housed in an old army hall, in Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen. Since 1973 it has welcomed alternative, aggressive, provocative and danceable music.

The Copenhagen Opera House is a donation from the A.P. Møller and Chastine McKinney Møller Foundation to the Danish people.

Mojo Blues Bar is probably one of few places in Europe where you can hear live blues and related genres every single night of the week.

Rust is located in the Nørrebro area of Copenhagen and has a long solid history as a live music and nightclub venue. Rust's live stage primarily presents indie rock, indie pop, hip hop and electronica. On Fridays and Saturdays, Rust is a nightclub with a multi-level dance floor.

Stengade is a regional music venue in Copenhagen, featuring around 250 concerts a year.

Tivoli Gardens – Copenhagen’s Magical Amusement Park