L'Aéronef, Entertainment centre in Lille, France.

L'Aéronef is a concert hall in the Euralille building designed by Jean Nouvel, near Lille-Flandres station. Its main hall seats 800 spectators, and the venue also holds the Club, the Aérobar, an exhibition space and a small restaurant. Its black circular emblem shows a sawtooth edge and the words LILLE, L'AÉRONEF and DEPUIS 1989.

The non-profit association "Les spectacles sans gravité - L'Aéronef" was created in 1989 by Jean-Pascal Reux, sponsored by Alain Bashung. It first occupied a hall on rue Colson seating 800 spectators, then moved to the Euralille building designed by Jean Nouvel in 1995. The Ministry of Culture labelled it a Scène de musiques actuelles.

This venue hosts musical performances across many genres and creates opportunities for regional artists to perform in front of audiences. You can discover local talent alongside established acts in an environment designed for live music.

The venue is located on Avenue Willy Brandt and connects directly to metro lines 1 and 2 at Lille Flandres station. The location is easy to reach and has good connections throughout the city.

The venue's logo, a black sawtooth-edged circle, reads LILLE, L'AÉRONEF and DEPUIS 1989. The association was founded in 1989 by Jean-Pascal Reux and sponsored by Alain Bashung, and it began on rue Colson in a hall holding 800 spectators before moving to Euralille in 1995. It is labelled a Scène de musiques actuelles by the Ministry of Culture.