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About Mephisto

Mephisto was a cornerstone of Barcelona's rock and heavy metal scene, nestled in the Poblenou district at Roc Boronat 33. Known for high-energy shows featuring major metal acts from the 1990s through the early 2010s, the venue offered a primarily standing-room experience with a capacity around 500. While seating charts were not consistently published, the venue's layout prioritized crowd immersion and live energy. Note: Mephisto closed in February 2013 and space later reopened as Sala Bóveda. Today, fans and visitors can still explore the site’s legacy and related concert offerings in Barcelona.

For planning a night out in Barcelona, consider nearby transit and staying options. The Llacuna metro station (L4) serves the Poblenou area, with convenient bus routes linking to the former Mephisto location. If you’re visiting for an event at Sala Bóveda or other local venues, we’ve got you covered with trustworthy, no-nonsense ticket access. Secure your seats with confidence, and discover recommended nearby hotels and restaurants to complete your night in Poblenou.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Roc Boronat 33, Barcelona 08005 (Poblenou).
  • Capacity: about 500 (aforo inferior a 500; Nightly crowds often exceeded this cap).
  • Venue type: rock/heavy metal club and concert venue with standing-room layout.
  • Notable events hosted: acts such as Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden), Nightwish, Rammstein, Michael Monroe, Napalm Death, and other metal acts; active in the 1990s–early 2010s.
  • Seating chart: public, published seating charts for Mephisto events were not consistently available; venue was primarily standing room; some ticketing pages reference seating charts for events.
  • Transit: nearest major transit is Llacuna metro (L4); accessible via Poblenou area with nearby stations and bus routes.
  • Nearby hotels: examples include Welcomy Poblenou (5 Roc Boronat), among other Poblenou-area options.
  • Demolished/renamed: venue closed in February 2013; space reopened later as Sala Bóveda.