Ever danced in a living room from the 70s? You can at Privatclub.
Welcome to Privatclub. This cozy venue is more than just a nightclub. It is a portal to Berlin’s vibrant music scene. Privatclub resides in an old post office. It is on Skalitzer Strasse in Kreuzberg. Schlesisches Tor subway station is nearby.
Let’s dive into its story. Norbert Jackschenties owns Privatclub. He is a musician and former member of Fleischmann. He rebuilt the club according to his vision. He navigated strict monument protection rules. The result is a unique space. It has a living-room atmosphere with 70s decor. Imagine dark red walls. Picture a small stage. Only 250 people can fit inside. This creates an intimate setting for concerts.
The bar is well stocked with drinks. The staff is known to be friendly. Entrance and drink prices are fair. Privatclub has gained an international reputation. Many newcomer bands want to play here. The club features hand-picked bands. These bands often explore uncharted musical territories. You will hear styles from the 80s. Hip Hop, Soul, Funk and honest rock ‘n’ roll fill the air. Parties happen twice a week.
One popular event is Twist and Shout. It celebrates the music of the 60s. David Bowie, James Brown and The Zombies are all played here. Concerts rock. The View, The Dears and The Greasy Slicks have graced the stage.
Privatclub is an alternative to Berlin’s electro mainstream. Here, you will find indie, pop, rock and hip hop. Their online timetable offers a diverse range of events. During the week concerts and release parties happen frequently. The low stage brings the audience close to the artists. The acoustics are pleasant.
Remember to bring cash. Privatclub does not accept card payments at the bar or entrance. An ATM is located across the street.
Privatclub truly lives up to its name. It offers a cozy and humorous atmosphere. You can enjoy great concerts and parties at fair prices. It’s a great alternative for cozy fun in Berlin.