Glazart, Concert hall in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, France.
Glazart is a music venue located in a repurposed bus station in the 19th arrondissement, featuring an indoor stage and outdoor performance space. The layout allows for both enclosed concerts and open-air events throughout the year.
The venue opened in 1992 and became a key location for introducing electronic music trends to French audiences. In its early years, it helped establish drum'n'bass and dubstep as part of the local music landscape.
The venue hosts a wide range of music styles, from electronic to rock, attracting listeners interested in exploring different sounds and experimental performances. This mix shapes how visitors experience nightlife and live music in the area.
The venue is accessible by metro line 7 at Porte de la Villette station or by tram T3b, with multiple bus routes also serving the area. The location is convenient from various points around the neighborhood.
The outdoor space transforms into La Plage during summer months, offering free concerts and electronic events from June through September. This seasonal change creates an unusual venue experience within the city.
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