Good facilities. I like the lounge bar vis a vis the main stage. Bit weird exit strategy with the narrow tunnel. Staff a bit on the careless side.
Really nice place with great sound and a good stage. Wheelchair entrance.
Good venue overall. Prices are not too bad for Oslo. Music is clear but the auditorium is quite small and lots of blind spots. Saw Uriah Heep who made the most of the lighting rig.
If you decided to go to Norway you must take with you a few credit cards - awfully expensive place! Ticket to the club £24; one beer in the club 0.4ml £10.50! But that's standard. All clubs are closing 3pm - no exceptions :)
It is not the best club I ever been to but it's alright. There are two small bars inside with rather little choice. I'm not surprised owing to the fact that alcohol is crazily expensive. Further to that there are no queues there. There are sits around the dance floor. DJ is located in the stage. I think that it use to be a theatre before. Lights are not impressing at all. It's rather average place. Service is friendly but if you had one to many you will be asked to go for fresh air :)
Good place for small concerts and dance parties. The acoustics are not so good but I still enjoyed my time there.
Relatively small concert venue, can host slightly over 1000 people. Also used as a room for events.
Multiple small bars around the area, so look around before you queue
A lot of great arrangements and concerts with an awesome, almost intimate atmosphere!
Medium sized venue but well arranged and great acoustics. They host a plethora of different genre artists and from all ranges of popularity. Well deserved 5 and a musical center in the capital :)
Rockefeller Music Hall is a concert venue in downtown Oslo, Norway. The music hall was established in 1986. Rockefeller is owned by the Rockefeller Music Hall Company, which also owns a nightclub which is located in the same building complex.
A pleasant substitute for us we enjoy continental capitals. No fighter jets overhead. Thanks.