Want to see a cool indie rock or electro gig but a little strapped for cash? La Fleche D'Or puts on all manner of brilliant touring bands and local acts, usually for free entry.
500 capacity venue. You'll catch bands like Stereo Total and Liars here. Also hosts the What The Funk club night.
Concert hall that puts on everything from electro to hardcore punk. The likes of The Fiery Furnaces and 65 Days Of Static have played here.
Legendary 19th century theatre and concert venue, that's seen everyone from Edith Piaf to Mogwai. 1500 capacity.
Former cargo warehouse turned underground art centre, run by art collective Usines Ephemères. Catch an exhibition or a debate during the day, and cutting edge sounds in the evening.
Paris's answer to London's Dirty Water Club - a garage rock hangout that hosts live shows alongside northern soul, ska, mod, ye ye and rock'n'roll club nights.
In their own words: "Bistrot avec petite scéne pour musique live." Indie, folk, jazz and acoustic.
Former vaudeville house turned concert venue. You'll catch bands like The Shins and Feist here.
Indie bar. Live bands play Tuesdays (and ocassionally Wednesdays and Sundays too), DJ sets every other night of the week. Pop quiz every second Sunday.
Franz, Kasabian, Sex Pistols, New Order, Cure, Killers and more get spun in this indie bar.
Not an indie hangout as such. Worth visiting if you want to soak up some genuine Left Bank ambience, while listening to their jukebox stuffed with Jacques Brel and cool old French pop.
Champions cutting edge electro bands live. During the day, Batofar is also a community gathering that serves as a restaurant, café and a summertime "beach" hang-out
Bar with live jazz every night, which also gets streamed by a local radio station live.
A really charming old authentic Parisian place with good food and Wine to a reasonable price. The service was excellent and very sweet. A visit worth.
Nice but tiny indie bar where all walls are tagged like crazy, and where music can be anything from punk to triphop
Wine shop with very cute and cosy wine bar at the back (or the front, if you enter from the gallery). Nice appetizers, hams, cheeses, and great wines.
La pinte à 3€ et le couscous (pas transcendant mais très bon pour son prix) offert le week end ^^
Pretty big place, so you'll probably find a table. Good food, great french toast with ice cream!
Fun bar, lots of people, kind of an indie vibe although the music is your typical French mix of whatever musical miscellanea happens to pop-up in the DJ's mind at the time.
