Stockholm Sweden

Slaktkyrkan

Styckmästargatan 10, 121 62 Johanneshov, Sweden, Stockholm Open in Google Maps

Slaktkyrkan, Stockholm, hosts 1 upcoming event on 2 Dec 2026, with tickets from £126.40. General admission from £160.30.

Tickets from £126.40
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Upcoming shows and schedule

Across December 2026, Slaktkyrkan hosts 1 upcoming event. Featured headliner is Arlo Parks. Tickets currently start from £126.40.

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Upcoming events at Slaktkyrkan

How much are tickets at Slaktkyrkan?

The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 1 upcoming date. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.

Where you sitTickets fromDates listed
General admission£160.301

What time do doors open at Slaktkyrkan?

Door opening times usually vary depending on the specific event, but generally occur around 30-60 minutes before the advertised start time.

Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (1 of 1 listed date); each event page carries its own start time.

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

About Slaktkyrkan: Layout, History & Architecture

Slaktkyrkan, an evocative name translating to "The Slaughter Church," occupies a repurposed industrial hall within Stockholm’s historic Slakthusområdet (Slaughterhouse District). Constructed in the early 20th century as part of the municipal slaughterhouse complex inaugurated in 1912, the building originally served as a utilitarian space for meat processing and storage. Its architecture reflects the period's robust industrial functionalism, characterized by durable brickwork, steel girders, and expansive, high-ceilinged interiors. The hall's primary configuration is a large, unobstructed flat standing floor, capable of accommodating approximately 900-1000 attendees for live events. There are no tiered balconies or fixed seating, ensuring direct, unimpeded stage proximity for all patrons.

The acoustic profile of the hall is typical of its industrial heritage. The hard surfaces and significant ceiling height mean the natural acoustics are largely reflective, creating a lively but potentially cavernous soundscape that relies heavily on a high-fidelity, well-calibrated sound reinforcement system for clarity and impact. While capable PA setups can achieve a powerful and immersive sound, the inherent qualities of the space mean acoustic nuances are primarily shaped by the technical production rather than the building's natural resonance. Sightlines are generally excellent across the flat floor due to the absence of pillars or structural obstructions, though patrons towards the rear will experience greater visual distance from the stage.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Entering Slaktkyrkan, patrons are immediately enveloped by its distinctive industrial aesthetic, with raw concrete and brick surfaces defining the communal spaces and foyer bars. Ingress is managed efficiently, typically leading directly into an open bar area before progressing into the main auditorium. The live experience on the flat standing floor is visceral, fostering a dense, energetic crowd environment particularly suited to its regular programming of rock, metal, electronic, and alternative acts. Proximity to the stage is a key characteristic, offering an intimate yet potent connection between audience and performer.

The venue's atmosphere is raw and unpretentious, reflecting its industrial past rather than a polished concert hall. With 1 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £126.40. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Arlo Parks on 2nd December 2026.

How do I get to Slaktkyrkan, Stockholm?

Slaktkyrkan is at Styckmästargatan 10, 121 62 Johanneshov, Sweden, Stockholm. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

The nearest major train station to Slaktkyrkan is Stockholm Central Station (Stockholms Centralstation). This is Stockholm's main railway hub, offering extensive connections across Sweden and to international destinations. From Stockholm Central Station, you can reach the vicinity of Slaktkyrkan via a combination of public transport, as direct train lines do not stop immediately adjacent. The journey typically involves taking a metro (Tunnelbana) or bus. The station itself is a major transport interchange with ticket offices, information desks, and a wide array of passenger facilities, including accessible routes. Services from other major European cities are frequent, with daily connections from cities like Copenhagen, Oslo, and Hamburg, among others. Approximate journey times from these cities can range from 5 hours from Copenhagen to over 10 hours from Hamburg. Within Stockholm, local and regional train services operate frequently, connecting you efficiently to the city's public transport network.

By car and parking

Navigating to Slaktkyrkan by car is straightforward, with the venue located in an accessible industrial zone of Stockholm. If approaching from major highways like the E4 or E18, follow signs towards the city centre and then signs for the Södermalm district or the specific industrial area where the venue is situated. A useful postcode for GPS navigation systems is 121 31, which covers the general vicinity, although it's advisable to confirm the exact address on the venue's official website. Parking options around Slaktkyrkan can be variable; on-street parking may be available but is often time-limited or metered. There are typically industrial parking lots or designated areas nearby, though these may also have associated costs or restrictions. Estimated parking costs can range from approximately 5-15 SEK per hour, with potential for event-specific charges. Park and ride facilities are available at various metro stations on the outskirts of Stockholm, from where you can take public transport closer to the venue. For disabled drivers, accessible parking spaces may be found, and drop-off zones can usually be arranged near the entrance.

Accessibility

Slaktkyrkan strives to be accessible, though its industrial heritage presents unique considerations. Entrances are generally at ground level, facilitating wheelchair access. Within the venue, staff are typically available to assist with navigating different areas and understanding the layout. While the main performance spaces are often accessible, specific details regarding lifts to upper levels or the presence of dedicated accessible seating areas should be confirmed directly with the venue or event organiser, as the historical nature of the building can sometimes limit accessibility options in certain zones. Accessible toilet facilities are usually provided. For those with hearing impairments, checking for the availability of hearing loop or induction loop systems in specific event spaces is recommended, though this is not always standard. Assistance animals are generally permitted, but it is always best to inform the venue in advance. Comprehensive information regarding dedicated accessible parking or drop-off points near the entrance can be obtained by contacting Slaktkyrkan directly.

Entry and security

The main entrance for ticket holders is located on Taxingegränd. Queue arrangements are typically managed along the street, with standard security checks including bag searches conducted upon entry. Arriving 30-45 minutes before the advertised stage time is recommended to allow for entry procedures and to secure a preferred spot within the general admission area.