Divan du Monde

What a random surprise! On Thursday night, we passed by and the show was just perfect! Perfect! They were all so talented I genuinely loved the every second of it

Very good show, I liked the sketches which included singing and funny jokes in between. Definitely worth watching. One thing I didn’t like was the the show start time, online and on the ticket it say 8 pm and they ask to come 30 mins before however, the show started at 9 pm, when we asked why, they just said it’s normal.

If you are around the Pigalle neighborhood, the Divan du monde is a great option for a night out, is a good mix between locals and non locals and the history of the place makes it work the visit. Little tip: Anticipate some waiting time

A good old-fashioned, crusty, rickety nightclub. Don't come here if you expect to rub shoulders with the glitterati: this is for hen nights, birthdays, or to celebrate your divorce. I came here for one of the above-mentioned occasions (not divorce) and the DJ in the main room made you guess the songs and win tickets for free drinks. Not quite the aftershow of a Fashion week event, but wholesome, inebriated fun was had by all. Competent DJs operating in a multitude of smaller rooms, all equipped with bars. Drinks are reasonably priced considering, and I didn't feel out of place as a 48-something, although the crowd was mostly 20 to 30. Also next door is a drag burlesque show, and you get free entry to the nightclub if you buy a ticket for this, I've been told. I saw the Manic Street Preachers here more than 20 years ago: it's not that kind of place anymore, it seems.

This was a very fun experience. I went to this club with my friends and we had a great time. However, what we weren't aware of was the fact that this club was for slightly older people: my friends and I are 18-19 and nearly everyone there was 25-60. However, that didn't ruin our fun! Shots are 5€ each. Entry fee is very reasonable, it's 15€ before midnight and 20€ past midnight. The music is older but still very amazing, they played hits like Envole-moi or Les démons de minuit. They have a couple smoking rooms spread out around the club. Different rooms for different vibes. There was one main room with a disco ball and a large dance floor. There was also one room with drag queens dancing and singing. Would definitely recommend and go back there!

Lots of fun — a cultural immersion!

2 stars because I have decided to be extremely tolerant toward people who did not benifit from any musical education. Awful sound (very repetitive from Sardou to Naps), people quality far from the parisian standards (I might be snob sometimes) and prices as high as the Bains ones for example. If you live at Jules Joffrin and you wear Sezane/Balibaris (and the most efficient way to seduce you is to make you laugh or to have an insta displaying Santorin pictures from your last holiday week there in August) please go there otherwise there are many nicer options in our amazing Paris (even Deus Nekfeu's jacket is way too sophisticated for this place).

Excellent

Le Divan du Monde is a really unique venue in Paris. I have seen all kinds of music there, and there are often interesting extras like video displays. You can see live music, often avant-garde acts, and they also have club nights. I have had the unique experience of seeing a gig and the bars being closed, so as to avoid noise, which wasn't ideal, but it is a great venue and always worth checking out.

Endroit plus cool! Facile à trouver. Acoustiques were tight, full house or even at 85% full. Bars are not fully stocked, mid shelf offerings. Looks like a sketchy part of town, but it's pretty safe. East of Moulin Rouge in a 5 minute walk.

I really Divan du Monde venue in Paris because it feels special, you hear bands who will go famous only in 2 years, you listen to underground music, you meet very interesting and unusual people. I stay at hotel Tour d'auvergne when I need a hotel, because it's convenient and close.

a theatre-like looking club, good atmosphere - free gigs and happy hour till 23, good clubing nights on thursdays ( gypsy) and saturdays (rock)...occasional screenings of short films, documentaries, etc.