Trouw closed its doors in 2014 because license had expired. 2- De School, Amsterdam – The playground for big kids Finally, be aware that hoodies are forbidden and you’ll need to leave it in the cloakroom. At the entrance, be ready for a full body search and you may have to remove your shoes – yeah, they are picky on drugs. Make sure to visit the whole club which is a multi-room complex with the main room transforming into a chilling rooftop area during Summer. Organizers bring each Friday and Saturday a bunch of amazing techno / tech-house / house artists and people recently witness of major artists such as Mark Knight, Sven Väth, Green Velvet, Erick Morillo, Steve Lawler, ANNA, and many more. It’s a clubbers’ paradise, bursting with techno & house music and swirling in colored rays powerful lights with a custom sound system, where people can rave until 10am. Marketing-wise, this is fucking lucky and clever.
Let’s start this ranking with the Egg, who, sadly, has always lived in the shadow of his brother, fabric london, which closed recently….and opened again a few days ago. We picked out for you the 10 most Insane Clubs in Europe, and believe us this was as teeth grinding as it is for a mother of five to pick her two favorite children.
From London to Ibiza, through Berlin, Paris or Barcelona, Xceed staffers spent 2016 on the front lines of clubbing, and we’ve got this list below to prove it.
