Hamburg Germany

Mojo Club

Reeperbahn 1, 20359 Hamburg, Germany Open in Google Maps
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Upcoming shows and schedule

There are currently no confirmed tour dates on the immediate calendar for Mojo Club. Check back regularly as newly announced tour legs and ticket allocations are added following promoter releases.

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Upcoming events at Mojo Club

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What time do doors open at Mojo Club?

Door opening times can vary depending on the event, but often range from 7:00 PM for concerts to later for DJ nights.

Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.

About Mojo Club: Layout, History & Architecture

The Mojo Club, located beneath the distinctive, angular structures of the Tanzende Türme (Dancing Towers) on Hamburg’s Reeperbahn, occupies a purpose-built subterranean space. Reopened in 2013 after the demolition of its original site, this iteration is a modern construction designed specifically for live music and club nights. The architecture emphasizes a sleek, minimalist aesthetic, with concrete elements and a functional layout that prioritizes stage visibility and crowd flow within its underground environment. The main hall typically operates as a single, expansive standing area, accommodating approximately 800-900 patrons without tiered seating or balcony sections, ensuring a direct and intimate experience with performers.

The design of the space, characterized by low ceilings and a broad, open floor plan, creates an immersive atmosphere. While this layout fosters proximity to the stage, the acoustics are heavily reliant on the club’s robust, integrated sound reinforcement system. As a modern, purpose-built venue, the sound is engineered for direct sonic impact, providing clarity and depth optimized for electronic music and amplified live bands within a contained environment, rather than relying on natural room reverberation. An adjacent, smaller space often functions as the Mojo Jazz Cafe, offering a more intimate setting for specific performances.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Access to the club is straightforward, with the entrance clearly marked at street level on the Reeperbahn, leading down into the subterranean complex. Upon entry, patrons typically find a streamlined ingress process, including security checks for bags, before proceeding to the foyer areas which house multiple bars. The main standing pit can become quite dense during popular events, characteristic of an underground club environment, fostering an energetic and direct connection to the stage. Sightlines across the flat floor are generally good, with minimal obstructions due to the open plan.

With 0 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from standard pricing. The next confirmed event on the calendar is upcoming live performances on soon. Given the club's popularity, arriving early for specific shows is advisable to secure preferred positions near the stage.

How do I get to Mojo Club, Hamburg?

Mojo Club is at Reeperbahn 1, 20359 Hamburg, Germany. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

The venue is directly adjacent to the Reeperbahn S-Bahn station (lines S1, S2, S3), requiring a minimal 1-minute walk from the station's Reeperbahn exit. Alternatively, the St. Pauli U-Bahn station (U3 line) is approximately a 5-minute walk west along the Reeperbahn.

By car and parking

Driving to the Mojo Club requires navigating Hamburg's urban road network. If approaching from major highways like the A7, you'll typically exit towards the city centre and follow signs for St. Pauli or Reeperbahn. A useful postcode for GPS navigation systems is 20359 Hamburg. Parking directly around the venue can be challenging and is often limited to street parking, which may be metered and subject to time restrictions. Several paid multi-storey car parks are located within a short walk of the Mojo Club, such as the Contipark Parkhaus Spielbudenplatz or the Q-Park Reeperbahn. Expect parking costs to range approximately from €2-€4 per hour, with daily rates potentially reaching €20-€30, especially during peak event times. There are generally no dedicated park and ride facilities directly serving this area, and the venue itself does not offer valet parking. Accessible parking spaces may be available on surrounding streets or within the public car parks, though availability can be limited.

Accessibility

The Mojo Club strives to be accessible to all patrons, although the historic nature of the building presents certain challenges. Wheelchair access is generally available to the main performance and bar areas, often via dedicated entrances or ramps. While lifts may not be present in all sections, staff are usually available to assist patrons with mobility impairments. Accessible toilet facilities are provided. For those with hearing impairments, it's advisable to inquire directly with the venue regarding the availability of hearing loop or induction loop systems for specific events, as this can vary. Assistance animals are typically permitted, but it is recommended to contact the venue in advance to arrange this. Companion care facilities or specific seating arrangements can often be accommodated with prior notification. Accessible parking information can be found in the 'Getting There by Car' section, and the venue staff are trained to offer assistance wherever possible to ensure a comfortable visit.

Entry and security

The main entrance is located at Reeperbahn 1. Queues form along the pavement outside the building. Standard security protocols, including bag searches, are in place. Arriving 30-45 minutes before the advertised stage time is recommended to allow for entry procedures and secure a good viewing position, especially for sold-out events.