Club Schocken

Stuttgart

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Club Schocken

Club Schocken is a multi-level venue in Stuttgart that blends live music and DJ sets across three floors. The atmosphere is casual, with a diverse lineup that spans indie, electronic, hip-hop, and more. It’s a go-to spot for those looking to dance without the fuss of a strict dress code. Entry policies can vary, so it's worth checking their schedule in advance to see what's on.

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addressHirschstraße 36, Stuttgart
emailinfo@schocken-events.de
phone+49 172 7312470
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/schockenevents/

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