Ever wonder what the world’s best music venues are? Most of
us stick close to home when it comes to concert going, but the truth is that
not all venues were created equal. In fact, some are much, much better than
others.
Party Earth
is a website that recommends entertainment and social experiences worldwide
through detailed reviews of venues, calendars of events, and life-capturing
photos. So naturally, they have a list of the top music venues around the
world. If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind live music experience, consider
the following places:
1.
Paradiso,
Amsterdam—What used to be a 19th century church is now a concert
venue and nightclub, and some of the world’s best artists have made it a point
to stop there: The Rolling Stones, U2, Pink Floyd, Metallica, and many more.
2.
Columbia
Halle, Berlin—Instead of Paradiso’s Victorian vibe, Berlin presents us with
one of the most modern venues out there. Its acoustics are world-renowned and
its hi-tech style allows for light shows you’ve never seen the likes of before.
3.
Le Grand
Rex, Paris—Built in 1932, this is Paris’s largest concert venue. Its
ceiling has been decorated to look like the night sky, and the stage has seen
the likes of artists like the Smashing Pumpkins and Radiohead.
4.
The
Congress Theater, Chicago—This was originally a movie palace, built in the
1920s. Now it’s one of the best venues around for music. Its beautifully
elegant exterior and interior really do look like a palace.
5.
Hollywood
Bowl, Los Angeles—Some of music’s biggest names have added this location to
their performance schedules. An outdoor arena, it offers some of the best views
of Los Angeles and is located just below the famous “Hollywood” sign.
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