Venues in Stavanger
16 venues found
Blåveis
A record shop, bar and stage over two floors in central Stavanger, holding 250, opened to give the city a room where listening to music and talking about it happen in the same place.
Cementen
A club and concert room on Strandkaien in Stavanger, running since 1990, with a full PA and house technicians and a programme of concerts, club nights, stand-up and talks.
Checkpoint Charlie
Stavanger's alternative rock pub and concert stage, open since October 1987 and holding cult status among anyone who follows the genre.
DNB Arena
Stavanger's indoor arena at Forus, home of the Stavanger Oilers ice hockey club, taking 4,500 for hockey and just under 6,000 for concerts.
Stavanger domkirke
Norway's oldest cathedral still in continuous use, on Domkirkeplassen in Stavanger, seating about 750 and used throughout the year for concerts.
Fiskepiren
Fiskepiren is Stavanger's converted ferry terminal on the seafront — a concert stage and conference centre taking 1,400 standing, with a mezzanine overlooking the main hall.
Folken
Stavanger's students' culture house on Løkkeveien, running since 1988 with three stages and a main hall taking up to 600 — the city's best-known concert venue.
Martinique
A neighbourhood pub and established concert room on Nytorget in Stavanger, at the top of Pedersgata by St. Petri church. Local, national and international acts play here alongside quiz nights and shuffleboard, and the first-floor bar is let for private functions.
Musikkstuen
A live-music room in Kirkegata in Stavanger taking 120 seated or 200 with mixed standing and seating, on a generous stage that can be laid out several ways. Intimate concerts, rock, sing-alongs, Saturday dances, open mic, jam sessions, debates, improv and comedy.
O'Connor's Irish Pub Stavanger
An Irish pub on Klubbgata in central Stavanger, part of the Thon group's restaurant arm. Live music on Friday and Saturday nights from 22:00, a Monday quiz, darts, karaoke and sport on big screens, plus traditional pub food.
Sankt Petri kirke
The parish church on Nytorget in central Stavanger, sharing a parish with the cathedral and used for concerts on a hybrid organ built to handle many styles of music.
Spor 5
Stavanger Jazzforum's home stage beside the railway station — 200 seated or 250 standing, with a Steinway model B, house PA and lighting and a licensed bar.
Stavanger konserthus
Stavanger's concert house on Sandvigå — the 1,500-seat shoebox Fartein Valen for classical music and the flexible Zetlitz for 800 seated or 1,900 standing, plus the Kuppelhallen and an outdoor amphitheatre.
Stavanger museum
The main building of Museum Stavanger (MUST) on Muségata, whose Fuglesalen is let for events alongside the museum's other historic venues.
Stavangeren
Stavanger's big comedy house on Vaisenhusgata — a 420-seat hall with modern sound and lighting and a staffed bar, programming stand-up, concerts, theatre and cabaret.
