Estragon Club
Important to know
- Capacity: Approximately 800 people
- Artists that have already played here: Thrice, Lagwagon, Rise Against, Kodaline, Moonspell, Lacuna Coil, Bullet for My Valentine, Fast Animals and Slow Kids, Baustelle, Verdena, Epica, Paul Weller, etc.
- Tickets: https://estragon.it
- Address: Via Stalingrado, 83 - Bologna, Italy
- Getting here: Parco Nord bus stop or Parcheggio Parco Nord bus stop (Approximately 600 m) Line 25
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The Estragon Club, located in Bologna, northern Italy, is a lively venue known for its active schedule of concerts featuring rock, metal, hardcore, and other music genres.
While many of the acts at Estragon are Italian, the venue also hosts international performers. Some of the notable artists who have taken the stage include Thrice, Lagwagon, Rise Against, Kodaline, Moonspell, Lacuna Coil, Fast Animals and Slow Kids, and Baustelle.
The venue offering an intimate concert experience where the audience enjoys shows exclusively from a standing area. The audience area is flat, and on the side, there are some sofas.
Inside, there are two bars serving a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as snacks. For a quick bite before the show, there’s a food stall located just outside near the ticket office.
For those traveling from Bologna’s city center, the 25 bus line is the main route to Estragon. The closest stops are Parco Nord or Parcheggio Parco Nord, both approximately 600 meters from the venue.
Book a Hotel Near the Show
Estragon Club is located outside the historic center of Bologna. While the area has easy access to public transportation, staying close to the venue is always a great option. You’ll enjoy the convenience of walking to and from the show and the exciting atmosphere as musicians and fans arrive throughout the day.
What do the RED BIRDS say?
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6 months ago
I went to Estragon to see an Italian duo called Santi Francesi. The show was absolutely worth it. I took a bus from Bologna's historic center. When I got off at the Parco Nord stop, it felt like I was "in the middle of nowhere," but I followed Google Maps' directions and saw the entrance in the parking lot of a large park. On the way back, since I was already familiar with the route, it was much easier to catch the bus to the city center. I arrived about half an hour before the doors opened. There was an organized line outside, and bags were checked at the entrance. Once inside, I stayed on the right side of the stage, near the sofas. For those carrying large or heavy coats in the winter, there's a locker inside so you don’t have to hold on to your belongings during the entire show. The sound quality was excellent. The stage height is also very good. The audience was friendly and welcoming.