Blues, Jazz entertainment in Germany
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Gig Neue Welt
This chi-chi venue in a historic house is divided into three spaces: the Jazz-Café, as well as serving food, has black music, funk and jazz evenings; the Gig-Lounge specialises in soul; and the main room downstairs is for major events.
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Beneath a corrugated-iron ceiling and stainless-steel fans are newspaper racks, art and soulful jazz, with focaccias and pasta on the menu. Downstairs there's a second, dimly lit bar where bands and DJs perform a couple of times a week.
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Papa Joe's Klimperkasten
A piano player tickles the ivories nightly in this museum-like place where walls are strewn with yesteryear's photographs and there are lots of quirky things to discover (check out the wood-carved 'one-armed bandit' by the door).
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Pavillon
This huge circular venue has a cafe-bar, theatre and various rooms used as venues where you can catch a wide program of jazz, off-beat rock, world music and whatever else anyone decides to put on there.
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Spizz
Classic brass instruments dangle above the stage at this city slicker, where you might catch some cool jazz. It has three levels, a good range of wine and beer and slow service (due to sheer numbers).
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Jazzbar Vogler
Conceived as a 'cultural living room' by ex-journalist Vogler, this intimate little club has grown into one of the city's top jazz venues. The musicians are some of Munich's baddest cats.
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Hide-Out
This blues joint draws national and international talent but keeps cover charges wallet-friendly (free to around €15). It's fun any day, but Thursday's jam sessions are legendary.
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Angie's Nightclub
When many visitors think of Hamburg nightlife, they immediately think of Angie's. Floy, 'the white queen of soul', plays live as guests - sometimes celebrities - sip cocktails genteelly.
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Blue Note
Small, smoky and smooth, this converted smithy has live jazz almost nightly until 11pm, then turns into a night-owl magnet until the wee hours. The talent is mostly regional.
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Fabrik
To the west of the Schanzenviertel, Altona is more gentrified and has a unique cultural centre, Fabrik, in a former foundry.
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naTo
The mother of Leipzig's alternative-music pub-clubs, with jazz, experimental and indie sounds alongside films and theatre. Take tram 10 or 11 to Südplatz.
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Kiste
Jam-packed at weekends, this hole-in-the-wall bar is Stuttgart's leading jazz venue, with nightly concerts (except Sunday), starting at 9.30pm or 10pm.
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Hirschau
Hirschau is a other beer gardens better suited for families and sweethearts: It is on the shores of the park's glistening ponds.
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Jazzclub Unterfahrt im Einstein
This is perhaps the best-known place in town, with live music from 9pm and regular international acts. Sunday nights feature an open jam session.
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Kulturhof Krönbacken
In summer, music events, including occasional jazz, are held now and again in this courtyard near former woad (a species of flora) warehouses.
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Waldsee
This lakeside haunt, 30 minutes' walk south of the Altstadt, hosts events from jazz sessions to club nights.
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Theaterhaus
This dynamic theatre stages live rock, jazz and other music genres, plus theatre and comedy performances.
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Omnibus
Würzburg's best bet for live funk, blues, soul and old-time rock 'n' roll.
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Jazzclub Neue Tonne
Bigger names hit the stage here, and it's a bit more polished than Blue Note.
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