A somewhat hidden music venue. I've caught a few shows here. It can get somewhat cramped but it…read moremakes up for it with the quality of people and performing acts.

If you ever go to Munich and not visit Import Export it just means you have wasted your time, you…read moreruined your trip, and you know nothing John Snow. Import Export is the pure crystallization of European Multi-Kulti; a manifestation of people against the oppressor! I bet dollars to donuts that in here, you will listen something you never listened before.

Original and unique music complex. I like the industrial elements which you can see all over the…read moreplace. I experienced two shows there, one in the main big club(The Unguided show)and one in the smaller club(Free & Easy festival) which is right next to it. Both venues have pretty good acoustic and overall sound felt nice! Had a good time there!

As isolated as this place can be (i.e. no other bars or basically place to hang out within 0.5 km),…read moreBackstage offers enough to make you want to stay there. This place has multiple bars/clubs/music venues. On a weekend, one can easily go there and hop around the area for different types of music (electronic, reggae, hip hop...you name it, they will most likely have it). If you get the munchies after a long night out, no worries, there is a food stand conveniently situated there to satisfy your cravings. But I am giving 4 stars for its rock music venue (Halle). I like the size of the venue, not too big but wide enough to move around the crowd. The acoustics of the place was decent when I went (it was an indie rock concert). Prices for beers are average-priced, but they sell the local Munich craft beer (Crew Republic), which gets bonus points from me. Whether it's a concert or a dance party, it's worth the trek to go to Backstage. (Ok, it's not too much of a trek as it's still within Munich city perimeters...but I'm lazy to travel more than 20 minutes to go out.)

Hands-down, my favorite music venue in Munich! Small enough for a cozy concert but the stage is…read morequite wide that anyone can stand anywhere and easily see the performers. Acoustics was decent and drinks were fairly priced when I went there. I wish more bands that I know perform there, but perhaps I will just go to Ampere anyway and check out new bands.

Tolle Band, prima Ausstattung und bester Laden. Zum Teil leider Leute ohne Charakter und…read moreTaktgefühl. Manche Mädchen haben geweint und sind heim gegangen. Schade München, hab mich geschämt und komme sicher nicht mehr.

we had tickets for Hightop Hills, the show was great but with 1 hour way to shor. the venue was…read morereally bad! No ventilation, very hot and lot of people smoking weed inside. No action, no consequences and kids been present as well. The lady's at the bar where slow, unfriendly and not welcoming.

The Londoner pub is legendary in Austria and if you have ever visited the resort you would have a…read morehard job staying away. The apres ski is great fun and although the same band (The Short and Curlies (??!)) have been there for years, the recipie is successful and from about 4pm you'll enter to a scene reminicent of something from the film Coyote Ugly, with attractive Scandanavians dancing on tables and attractive bar staff serving your drinks. The drinks prices are high but then then food and drink in the resort is pretty dear on the whole. Into the evening the pub retains its party atmosphere with more dancing on tables into the early hours you'll be glad to hear.

I've skied on three different continents and the Londoner is one of the best apres-ski bars I've…read moreexperienced. Americans, Brits, Aussies, and Canucks.......go there after you ski Kitzbuhel. That is all.

Usually takes a fair amount to offend me, but this place did. Very unfriendly people, full of what…read moreappears to be locals who are very territorial over floor space as well as bar stools. 15 Euros admission per person. It's in a very residential area in the middle of nowhere. So much promise and i was excited to come with my wife for my birthday. I wish you luck if you come. Maybe the reason Yelp shows it as closed on Sunday is a sign for non locals to stay away.

I like to go to this place as they are very versatile : they usually have nice parties with themes…read more(ex: Burlesque, rock etc..). They also have some good bands coming quite often. DJ's that were playing some electro the last time were pretty cool too. You just have to check out their programs and pick the night that fits the best your expectations. The cocktails prices are alright( 8 euros for a long drink) entrance fee varies though, depending on the event. The venue is a bit rough inside and no real places to seat in general. Nether the less, I recommend for the good ambiance.

3.5 stars but since it's my neighorhood venue, I must give them some love…read more Strøm hosts many international indie bands that I like, so the potential is there! The venue is not too big, just how I like it. However, if it's a sold-out (or close to) show, then it can be choatic. We saw a rock band played there, and people were pushing each other, spilling beers, shouting. For me, I was engulfed within a circle of tall people that I had no chance of even seeing the band. Next time I go, a bit of better planning (go earlier) + better luck = better experience.

Nice Little Place for Theater. The chairs are Small but the Atmosphere is good.read more

From the owner: Im neuen Heppel & Ettlich gibt es experimentelle Kultur für alle - abseits von Genregrenzen und…read moreMainstream. Konzerte, Theater, Lesungen und Filme.

3.5 stars. I dislike…read morelarge venues when it comes to shows, but Kesselhaus (KH) did a decent job appeasing most of my gripes. 1. Large venues = not-so-good acoustics. In this case, KH is like the others. While the sound wasn't horrible, it was hard to hear everything (e.g. couldn't hear the singer well) and sometimes overwhelming with the bass. 2. Large = sterile-looking. On the contrary, KH is visually appealing. A former functional boiler house, many of its apparatuses remained. The additions of metallic chandeliers and colorful neon lights make the venue eye-catching. 3. Packed house in a large venue = full-blown short-person disadvantage (i.e. one sways his/her head back and forth between the crevices of two taller people to catch a glimpse of the performers). We went to a sold-out show, so it was packed. But KH impressed me. On one side of the venue, there was an elevated part with stairs. We were lucky enough to find a place to stand on the stairs, and I no longer had the short-person disadvantage. There is also a balcony (perhaps for guest lists), but it is situated far back from the stage. 4. Large = pricey. That holds for KH.

I went here tonight for a concert with Sting and his band. The sound was OK and the ventilation…read moregood enough. I didn't try the toilets but my wife said the ladies room was nice. There is a wardrobe but unfortunately we failed to find it until after the concert as the signage was poor and it was not in an obvious location. Beer was 4 € or so plus pfand for the plastic cup. It's a 10 minute walk from Freimann U-bahn station.