Auditorium Parco della Musica is a state-of-the-art concert hall that hosts everything from classical music to rock concerts to film screens. There is an open-air Cavea, and three concert halls with 3,000 seats.
Fonclea is a small pub that hosts gigs every night, with a wide range of genres including jazz, soul, funk, rockabilly and gospel. From June to August, the venue relocates to a site along the river Tiber River under Pont...
Located near Piramide, La Casa del Jazz is a three-floor villa featuring a 150-seat jazz auditorium, café and restaurant.
Circolo degli Artisti is a bar and club that also hosts live music. In addition to its dance floor that usually features a live band, there’s a garden bar in which to take a break and relax.
Rock in Roma is a summer-long event that takes place in June, July and August. The event hosts big-name rock bands, both international and Italian, over the course of each summer season.
The Atlantico is one of Rome’s major live music venues, hosting bands of varying popularity and genres.
Cross Roads’ main mission is to bring live music into people’s lives. All of their sets are live, and they host a different artist almost every night.
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