Parties and techno clubs in Mexico City

Looloo Estudio

Located in the heart of Roma Norte, Looloo is a real nugget for techno fans. Light effects hypnotics and quality sound systemLooloo presents a quality line-up every week. In recent years, the club has welcomed renowned artists such as Arbat, Black Coffee, Tale Of Us, Mathame and Adriatique.

🌟 Tip: The club often offers free admission after several visitswith "cortesias" (invitations) for two almost every weekend. A good idea when you don't know what to do! Always a safe bet!

💰 First prices from 150$ MXN for a beer (" chela " to ask for it Mexican-style 😉) of 33cl.

SundaySunday

SundaySunday is famous for its unique ambience on the top floor of an abandoned building, with an open terrace offering a breathtaking view of the centro de la Ciudad de Mexico. Surprise artists like Fred Again have already made surprise appearances here recently. It's an ideal venue for those looking for an open-air tech house experience in an unusual setting.

➡️ All SundayThis is the ideal place to come and get into the swing of things in the afternoon and enjoy the sunset.

📝 Take your advance tickets (from their general release on Tuesday or Wednesday) to pay less and avoid a queue that can sometimes last several hours.

Funk Club

Fünk Club is a small club in La Condesa, offering a superb warm, intimate and inclusive atmosphere. Renowned artists such as Solomun and Peggy Gou have already performed here. Every visit is a memorable one, thanks to unique atmospherefrom quality sound and a passionate audience​.

💰 Entrées ranging from 350 to 600 pesos.

📝 Book well in advance ! On-site entrance fees are generally much higher than for early bird or 1st release.

YuYu

Nestled in La Juárez, 10 min from L'Ange, YuYu is a veritable temple among Mexico City's techno clubs and parties. This club is renowned for its underground evenings and cutting-edge programming. DJs such as Richie Hawtin and Adriatique thrilled the audience with their electrifying performances.

ℹ️ Perfect for those looking for a a more personal and less commercial experience.

💰Price beverages ultra-affordable !

Brutal

For a experience techno gross and intensego to Brutal. Located in a huge hangarthis club is perfect for purists of the hard techno and indus. Artists such as Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte have delivered powerful sets that remain etched in our memories. A must for Mexico City parties and clubs.

💰Very affordable prices!

🏳️‍🌈 Ultra-inclusive atmosphere and inspired by Berlin clubs with a strong emphasis on industrial technology.

Pervert

Pervert is a collective which organizes parties in unique venues such as a former women's prison or converted hangars. Their events, organized once a monthare very popular, and tickets are selling fast. Combined with the collective Por DetroitThese collectives illustrate the diversity and richness of techno clubs and parties in Paris. Mexico City.

🏳️‍🌈 Inclusive and innovative

Honorable Mentions

• SEVILLA 30
  • Atmosphere Techno evenings in a large abandoned building, underground environment guaranteed.
  • Highlights Unique atmosphere and spacious accommodation.
  • What you need to know Check the program before you go: some nights are reggaeton-only. Sometimes there are men-only parties on the top floor.

• BAR ORIENTE
  • Atmosphere Good sound system, affordable consumption and often discounted events.
  • Highlights : Superb line-up of international and Mexican DJs, including Cabizbajo and Metrika.
  • What you need to know The dance floor fills up fast, and you can find yourself quickly in the corridors or upstairs. Be prepared to dance tight, but the experience is worth it and remains a very good option among techno parties and clubs in Mexico City.

• JAPAN
  • Atmosphere Avant-garde, trendy atmosphere.
  • Highlights Quality sound system, diverse events, affordable prices.
  • Reviews The evenings are sometimes uncomfortable due to a slight lack of air-conditioning. For those who haven't been in a while, their former location in an abandoned house has unfortunately been closed, breaking the Japan myth a little.