den Atelier

It’s a small concert hall and I like it here. I can enjoy the performance up close while drinking beer 🍻 The location also good :)

Den Atelier, located in the Hollerich district of Luxembourg City, is without a doubt my favorite concert hall in the country. Housed in a converted Renault truck garage and opened in 1995, its name, a blend of Luxembourgish and French, pays tribute to its industrial roots. What truly sets den Atelier apart is its cozy, intimate atmosphere, offering an up-close and personal experience with every performance. The venue has hosted an impressive lineup of international acts over the years, from Arctic Monkeys and Muse to The Smashing Pumpkins, yet it retains a welcoming, down-to-earth vibe that makes every show feel special. The beer selection is excellent, the crowd is always friendly, and the staff go out of their way to make guests feel comfortable, there are even stories of them offering chairs and better viewing spots to people who need them. With a capacity of around 1,200, it strikes the perfect balance between energetic and intimate. For anyone who loves live music, den Atelier isn’t just a venue, it’s a cultural landmark in Luxembourg’s music scene.

Brilliant medium sized venue. Drinks are a bit overpriced though

Attended a concert by Faithless! Great gig. Nice venue, very intimate. Unfortunately ventilation didn’t seem to work very well. It got very hot very quick there as the place was jam packed.

Grundge feel, great if you're into that vibe. There's a balcony and a main area below. The place is very well ventilated, and the temperature is fine even when it is very much crowded. Acoustics are fine for metal, rock, and other genres based in electronic instruments and percussion.

Hands down the best venue of this size I have been. The sound is really clear and you can hear everything no matter where you are. Also it offers an amazing connection between the band and the audience. In the past years I have seen many performances and I was never disappointed.

Just been there for a Jess Glynne concert. Venue is nice with nice drinks options. I recommend Twisted Cat draught beer! But one thing was the dealbraker and that's sound and lights! A star like Jess Glynne, her band and her vocal possibilities have been completly ruined by very bad sound engineering. You have to improve this! And direct strobe and extreme lights projected behind the artist directly to audience's eyes is something that is ruining the expirence.

One of the best concert venues I have ever been to! Small, but that means you get to see the artists up close.