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.

A nice gig venue in the Kultfabrik. Went here for the first time recently to watch John Butler Trio…read moreand really liked the venue. This particular event was standing only and despite the concert being sold out it did not feel cramped. There was a great big bar at the back of the hall and getting drinks was quick and easy. The prices for the drinks were also reasonable and the choices were ok. The acoustics in the venue were quite ok however the sound system in use on the night was a bit raspy and sounded not as clean as I would have expected. Not sure it was the venue or the choice of sound equipment that evening. Happily come back here anyday for a gig or two. Getting here is easy on the train.

I don't like big music venues, but Tonhalle is probably the biggest venue that I can tolerate. The…read morestanding area is broad, so I was able to get close enough to the stage without much trouble. Even though I was close to the speakers, the sounds were not overbearingly loud, and the floors did not shake with the bass. Drinks are fairly priced for a music venue. I was there for a rock concert, and to my surprise, people were moshing and crowdsurfing. Security was quite good in catching the crowdsurfers, and no one got hurt during the moshing. Overall, it was a decent 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.

Here to see Pedro's Santos open for Cian Ducruot. Temperature was perfect and the acoustics were…read moreamazing. Cost check is available right near the bar area. Plentiful and clean bathroom downstairs (tip). Ample security and seamless check in (via app) Great venue!!

Been there with Alphaville last week- and everyone was extraordinary friendly and helpful. The…read morein-house catering for band an crew was among the best I had in my 5000+ shows career. Highly recommended. I just wish they would give us all the correct street address - Speicherstrasse 26 will not get you there.

Great big place and quite busy. The acoustics are not fantastic and you lose some or the effect of…read morethe symphony.

This is a fine and engaging venue for classical performances. The clever and avante-garde design…read moreadds visual appeal but also creates a sense of an intimate venue while seating a large audience. There might not be a bad seat in the whole place. The seats, by the way, are deeply padded bent-ply with wide armrests (wide enough to share). You will be comfortable here. Food and beverages are available but expensive. I tried the Proseco with Hibiscus Blood. It was terrific. The acoustics are curious. Compared to the lush, warm sound of the Munich Opera House, the sound here is crisp and detailed - perhaps a little bit too crisp and too detailed. The higher registers seems to explode through the room. Sometimes this gives life and punch to the music, but at other times it is the aural equivalent of shining a bright fluorescent light on the Mona Lisa. It must be an unforgiving place for the performers, too. The downside is that the venue itself is not an experience. Historic venues like the Opera House are themselves a feast for the mind and the senses. This venue is about presenting the performance as vividly and clearly as possible - here it succeeds admirably.

Very nice place to grab a drink. The environment, music and general ambiance is super cool. Shame…read moreout waitress was not very kind but still a nice place to go

The best way to describe this place is to say it's a Cuban speakeasy. You have good cocktails, a…read moredimly lit venue, candles on the tables, jazz/bossonova/lounge music in the background, and knowledgeable bartenders. On a warm day I tend to gravitate towards bars with patios, rooftops etc. but in this case, I recommend grabbing a seat inside to soak in the ambiance. The photos on the website don't do this place justice; I will post some photos shortly.

A cozy performance space with beautiful decor everywhere. The seats can be tight, but they are not…read moreuncomfortable either. We enjoyed watching a chamber orchestra performance there with decent acoustics. I would definitely consider going back there for another musical performance.

We go here now and then for concerts, and it's a really cool place, both the auditorium and the…read morefacilities around it. I don't know how to describe it (though there are a few pictures on this page), just buy a ticket to some interesting event (there's everything, really), and go! Drinks in the breaks, as usual, sadly no espresso unless you go to the attached restaurant Prinzipal. If you're a lady, either rush out in the intermission to beat the line, or play chicken with the bell at the end of intermission. Or again, head to the basement of restaurant Prinzipal while your male companion buys drinks in their bar...