LAUT Barcelona: Tickets & Opening Hours
Open nowOpen all year: Friday and Saturday from 00:00 to 05:00 (October 2026).
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Enjoy LAUT
LAUT is a small electronic music club at Carrer de Vila i Vilà 63, in Poble-sec, Barcelona, Spain, a few metres from Sala Apolo. It opened in 2017 in an old carpentry workshop and calls itself “clubbing en pequeño formato”. It opens on Friday and Saturday from 00:00 to 05:00, and on some nights before public holidays. Time Out (October 2026) says many people compare it to a Berlin club: dark, fun and with a carefully tuned L-Acoustics sound system.
- Season
- Open all year: Friday and Saturday from 00:00 to 05:00 (October 2026).
- Area
- Poble-sec
- Municipality
- Barcelona
- Music
- Electronic: techno, house and more experimental sounds
- Nights
- Friday and Saturday, 00:00–05:00; nights before public holidays depending on the programme
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VIP Tables at LAUT
LAUT sells its tickets through an electronic music ticketing site linked from its Instagram, and nights with well-known DJs can sell out. Message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are, and we'll tell you who's playing and how to get in.
How to Get to LAUT
The address is Carrer de Vila i Vilà 63, in Poble-sec, near Sala Apolo. LAUT closes at 05:00; on Saturday the metro runs all night, and on Friday the NitBus runs until 06:00 every 20 minutes, with almost every line going through Plaça de Catalunya.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
LAUT doesn't publish a dress code or a minimum age. In Catalonia under-16s can't go into clubs, and many clubs set 18 as their own limit: bring ID.
A small club in an old carpentry workshop
LAUT opened in 2017 in an old carpentry workshop in Poble-sec, with the idea of becoming a meeting point for the Barcelona scene. Its own line is “clubbing en pequeño formato”, small-format clubbing. Time Out (15 October 2026) says many people see it as the closest thing Barcelona has to a Berlin club: a dark, fun room with very careful acoustics and an L-Acoustics system, a few metres from Sala Apolo. The RA guide to the city (August 2026) adds a powerful sound system and a taste for experimental and forward-looking sounds. Opening hours are short and fixed: Friday and Saturday from midnight to 05:00, and some nights before public holidays when the programme says so. Its website sums it up as clubbing and concerts in small format.
Long sets and local collectives
LAUT's programme leans on long sets and on collectives and radios from the local scene. In October 2026 its Instagram announced HOC Radio with Katatonic Silentio playing a three-and-a-half-hour extended set in his debut at the club, the Australian DJ and producer Moopie, the Barcelona collective Draft, and a night built around the Tbilisi techno scene. For November it promised back-to-backs and all-night-long sets. With 35,354 Instagram followers on 21 October 2026, it's a small room with a following well beyond its size, so the nights with known names can sell out. Promoters can also hire it for concerts of mostly danceable music. Moopie's night was billed as groove without labels, and Draft as a collective built around digging for records.
Tickets and practical details
LAUT sells its tickets through an electronic music ticketing site linked from its Instagram. If you lose something, it handles lost property by email ([email protected]) and returns items on Wednesdays. It doesn't publish a dress code or a minimum age; under Catalan rules under-16s can't go into dance clubs, and you should bring ID. For tickets or to know who's playing on a given weekend, message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are. LAUT closes at 05:00, an hour before the 06:00 limit that the Catalan rules allow dance clubs on Fridays and Saturdays. On Saturday the metro runs all night; on Friday take the NitBus. Its website doesn't publish a guest list or table service.
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