Fuzz Club - Patriarchou Ioakim 1

Overall ok music venue. Good ventilation and space, polite staff though the soundsystem could be improved. It sounds too damp for electronic music and you can't really appreciate it.

Transformers parties rule!! Great place to party, lots of young people, great music and relatively good prices.

This place has some amazing features, like plenty of bars and friendly staff in general. However, the venue is not really comfortable. There is no inclination to the floor (main arena) so the visibility can be tricky. Besides that, the sound quality is a bit weird. Even though there is a good-ish acoustic. Meaning that the sound is pleasantly loud and you can communicate with your friends, the quality is not 5* . At Monolink's appearance some days ago a lot of the music was "lost" if you know what I mean. Also, the exit from the venue is kinda Fuzzy since at the exit you have the garderobe and this creates an unwanted traffic jam

The first music stage i went with reaaally huge problems in their sound... They make really good bands sound horribly!!!!

They bring good bands but the sound was weird. There were issues with the mic and we couldn't hear the singer well. It was like they were mumbling.

Fuzz is one of the best places for live gigs. Even though they host mostly heavy metal gigs, they also host other types of music concerts. The place has very nice sound overall and is very well equipped. If you are a performer, the stage is very well set up, with distinct places and corridors to guide you in and out of. The backstage is also very nice and clean and if your promoter has done their job in the way they should, you can also have decent accommodations in there. The place can hold something around fifteen hundred people and everyone will have good acoustics no matter where they are standing. There is also a top floor from which you can see everything from a certain height, if you wish so. There is wheelchair access to the place but I could not see toilets with wheelchair access which is a shame because the toilets of the place are very very nice -yet placed on the top floor, which means you have to climb stairs. Overall, the place rocks and if you have a change to go see a gig there, take it. You will have a really nice time there. Well, except if the band you are attending sucks. In that case, neither the place, nor the equipment, nor the sound engineers or light managers can help you :P (The pictures attached are from February 24, 2019 where Destruction and Acid Death were playing and pics are from the drummer of Destruction)

One of the last remaining venues for heavy metal gigs! It's been around for years and we love it but overall it simply ok. Very hard to breathe and even see, if you are far away from the stage; almost everyone keeps smoking even though indoors smoking has been banned since i cant remember when. And now with Covid and wearing a mask makes things even worse.

Visited it for the live of Monolink. Had a great time in general. The whole area is an excellent venue for the “not that famous” concerts. The Covid checks outside were excellent. The drinks were fine and cheap enough to get another one. Just a small complaint about the sound of the venue. It was awful. I don’t if it was because we were standing in front of the venue or something else, but the bass just smashed Monolink’s voice and unfortunately made the whole concert experience very bad.