Music entertainment in Germany
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Centrum
This club gets a young crowd for dance music, live bands and occasional film screenings.
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Saigon Bar
Do as Nurembergers do and make this your last stop after a night on the town. With a background beat of drum 'n bass, this essential late-night bar does a top-rate caipirinha, the Brazilian drink that's at least as popular in Bavaria as it is in Rio, made from smashed limes, brown sugar, crushed ice and white pitú rum.
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Ruderclub Mitte
Bringing quality electronic music back to Mitte is the stated mission of this newish club off Kleine Präsidentenstrasse, where the line-up often features well-known Berlin DJs like Tanith and Namito along with residencies by Mark Reeder and Jack Flash. It's in the S-Bahn arches within Monbijoupark.
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Sage Club
One of the top clubs of the '90s, Sage is still packing its four dance floors with hotties awed by the shimmering pools and fire-breathing dragon. There's live rock on Thursday; funk, soul and hip hop on Fridays; and electronica on Saturdays and Sundays, which get buzziest after the sun's up.
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Kamikaze
Freiburg's hippest club, Kamikaze is a cavelike haunt with exposed brick and plump sofas. DJs spin everything from electro to drum'n'bass, with live music every other week. Try the kamikaze bomber - an explosive mix of Jägermeister, apricot brandy and cranberry juice.
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Erste Liga
You better be a top-rated 'player' to make it into hot 'n heavy 'Premier League'. Beyond the velvet rope awaits a stylish basement club dressed in shock green where high-profile DJs whip the crowd into a frenzy with sassy electro. The cool dance floor lights up with LEDs.
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Raumklang
This concept club has a ground-breaking sound system specifically tuned to prevent hearing damage at high volumes. Give your ears a guilt-free work-out as you shake it up to electronica, soul and disco in the colour-drenched rooms. Over 21s only.
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Café & Klub Luise
There's a young and relaxed vibe to this ever-so-slightly retro café where, despite the menu, most come to drink. The club below has a wide-ranging programme, from house, indie and '60s flower power, to karaoke and table tennis competitions.
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Café am Hochhaus
Once a stodgy café only grandmas could love, this tiny joint now heaves with libidinous hipsters decades away from retirement. Cool photo wallpaper and handpicked live DJs keep the sizzle on until the wee hours. Gay tea-dance on Sundays.
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Central Park
A beach bar without water? 'No problem', said its enterprising owners, who built this summer garden smack bang in the grungy Schanzenviertel. Music, snacks, massages and a kid's playground are often joined by sculpture exhibitions.
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Jolly Joker
This popular evergreen with a capacity of 4000 features four separate dance spaces, 10 bars including a huge cocktail bar, and several food outlets. Expect top-100 dance-chart hits. The same complex also houses a cinema.
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K&K
Only the name and some of the furnishings recall the days when this was a stuffy Austrian gourmet restaurant and not an upbeat DJ-and-drinks den. Creative lighting gives even pasty-faced hipsters a healthy glow.
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Milchbar
The colourful lighting makes everyone look good in this youthful bar where live DJs spin house music nightly after 21:00. They've got cocktails and great milk shakes in case you feel like laying off the booze.
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Knochenhauer
The bistro/bar of choice among Braunschweig's hip, casual set, Knochenhauer buzzes on a summer eve with friends getting together for drinks or light snacks. There are also DJs on Friday and Saturday night.
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Ilses Erika
The living-room look makes this small but legendary club feel warm and welcoming. Musicwise, expect indie, retro electronic and whatever the mostly student-age crowd has on their iPod.
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Soundpark Ost
Soundpark Ost, at the Complex, has two rooms for dancing to a wild mix of musical styles and a third for resting eardrums. Take bus 26 from the central bus station.
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Camera
At this happening dance club a pretence-free crowd sweats it out on the dance floor, either to a DJ or the occasional live band (usually on Thursday).
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Dark Flower
This sweaty and cavernous cellar is the darling of the Goth crowd, although electro, rock and '80s also make it onto the turntable.
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Dance Factory
This very popular spot has the usual mix of R&B, cheese and trance/techno in four rooms. The bouncers can be choosy.
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Airport
Dance temples at the Complex include Airport, which throbs with a mix of techno, house, blackbeat and disco.
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Flower Power
The spirit of the '60s is kept alive at this staple of the Dresden student scene, with DJs every night.
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Liquid Dance Club
Liquid Dance Club is a UV-lit vaulted space spinning hip-hop, house, R&B and electro.
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Morph Club
R&B, techno, rap and disco all get a workout at this high-octane nightclub.
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Zwischenbau Rostock
A temple for serious dance music of various shades and flavours.
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Funky Pussy Club
Despite the dreadful name, this artistically decorated place is a hit for its mainstream chart-toppers and hip-hop, dance and house.
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