Austria
ID: Clubs
Clubs in Austria
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Cabaret Fledermaus
Cabaret Fledermaus belongs in the core physical-venue coverage as an active, repeatedly programmed dance/nightclub with a meaningful dark-electro/EBM/New Wave component.
ViennaCeleste
Celeste is clearly active, electronically relevant and historically rooted beyond one club format. A 4.2/5 score from 430 ratings is a strong public signal, complemented by credible long-term independent documentation.
GrazClub Circle Thalia
Club Circle is the contemporary successor at the long-known Thalia address on the Opernring: a polished, 21+ commercial club that alternates electronic/House/techno-facing nights with funk, disco and broader mainstream formats.
VösendorfClub Exil
Club Exil is an industrial-edge club near Vienna's municipal boundary whose verified programme includes techno, DnB/bass, psytrance and hard-dance adjacent events across more than one floor.
ViennaClub Lucia
Current official programming, current listings evidence and the address match establish an active permanent venue with clear electronic relevance. The 4.4 rating is strong but immature at 50 reviews.
ViennaClub Weberknecht
Club Weberknecht is an indexed Austrian electronic-music venue in Vienna, retained from the verified national research set.
DornbirnConrad Sohm
Conrad Sohm (also marketed as Prachtclub) is a sizable, established Dornbirn night venue in a converted industrial building, with headline concerts alongside late club programming.
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Das Werk
Das Werk clears the inclusion threshold: current official and current listings activity, a precisely matching identity, published operator/contact route, a long-standing electronic/queer/subcultural remit and 4.2/5 from a large Maps sample.
GrazDom im Berg
Opened for the 2000 state exhibition and used for 2003 European Capital of Culture programming, Dom im Berg is an unusual large underground room whose flexible stage, high ceiling and specialist sound suit electronic events, experimental sound art, concerts and club nights.
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Flex
Flex is active, identity-secure, contactable and historically central to Vienna’s electronic and alternative music ecosystem.
ViennaFLUCC
FLUCC passes the pilot screen. It is currently active, appears heavily on current listings, has verified booking and operational contacts, and has long-term cultural importance beyond individual club nights.
Klagenfurt am WörtherseeFritz Club
Fritz Club is a sizeable Klagenfurt night and live venue with two floors, concerts and a recurring club-night programme.
InnsbruckFunkraum
Funkraum is a new Innsbruck underground nightclub in the former Project location.
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Jazzit
Jazzit is a long-running Salzburg music room with a bar-stage and larger performance space, historically rooted in jazz but operating a broader club programme.
InnsbruckJellyfish
Physical electronic-music club at the Innsbruck viaduct arches. Current 2026 evidence identifies several distinct club nights at the same venue: ERROR 6020 on 2 May (electro through techno/hardtechno/tekk), Lightshow vol.
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KAPU
KAPU is an independent Linz cultural association founded in the mid-1980s, with a broad alternative programme across punk, hip-hop, noise, film and social/cultural work.
ViennaKollektiv Kaorle
Kollektiv Kaorle clears the project’s programme-led multi-use threshold through more than one current 2026 experimental/electronic or club-oriented current listings programme at its verified active home, backed by a live official calendar and two independent contextual sources.
GrazKottulinsky
Kottulinsky is a long-running, upscale-leaning club under the arches of Palais Kottulinsky in Graz’s Univiertel.
ViennaKramladen
Kramladen is active, scene-relevant and easy to contact, with a strong 4.4 rating across a substantial 904-review base. Its electronic relevance is broad rather than exclusive but current current listings evidence is clear.
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Postgarage
Postgarage is currently active, address-secure, very well contactable and scene-significant for Graz’s electronic programme. Its 4.1/5 from 486 rating is just below the strong-candidate threshold and has a meaningful one-star tail.
GrazPPC / PPC Bar
PPC is a major Lend pop-culture venue rooted in the 1980s and substantially developed during Graz 2003. The two floors support clubs, DJ sets and concerts; its electronic relevance is substantive but not exclusive.
ViennaPrater DOME
Prater DOME is active, recurrent and scene-relevant, with named techno/DnB programme strands, so retain the card for coverage.
ViennaPRST
PRST is active and significant enough to retain as a researched hybrid electronic venue, but it fails rating triage at 3.5/5 from 433 reviews. Recommendation: manual review / exclude from a rating-led core database.
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SASS Music Club
SASS is current, well-documented and electronically relevant, with unusually complete named operational contacts. But 3.7/5 from 376 reviews falls below the methodology’s 3.9 manual-review threshold.
LinzSirup
Sirup is a non-commercial, cellar-based Urfahr venue at the intersection of club culture and media art.
SalzburgSoda Club
Soda is a compact, rock-carved late-night club beside the Mönchsberg, described by Salzburg Tourism as a contemporary electronic-music address with three small rooms (listed capacities 20/30/80).
LinzSolaris
Solaris is a compact, long-running OK-Platz bar/café that converts into a regular DJ club on weekend nights. Its documented mix includes techno and house, but it is deliberately cross-genre rather than a specialised rave room.
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Tagada Club
Tagada meets the core threshold through repeated, current electronic club programming at a stable physical venue.
InnsbruckTante Emma Club
Tante Emma is an established two-room Innsbruck night and dance club in the viaduct arches, with regular weekend DJ programming rather than occasional electronic hires.
ViennaThe Loft
The Loft is a convincingly active and contactable cultural/electronic venue with a clear long-term role, but its public rating is 3.8/5 from 722 reviews and its one-star share is too high for automatic inclusion.
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Westbahnstudios
The venue meets the programme threshold through repeated current experimental electronic/sound-art work, but its non-club format and absent dedicated Maps record require manual review.
WelsWildwechsel (Imma auf da Pirsch)
Wildwechsel is a current late-night bar/club at Wels’ Stadtplatz, operating Fridays, Saturdays and before public holidays until 04:00.