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About Yellowstage

Yellowstage in Frankfurt am Main is a historic and active ticketed venue located at Westerbachstr. 47, 60489 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Formerly known as Hazelwood Yellow Stage at Hazelwood Studios, this venue has hosted notable acts over the years, including Phantogram and other indie and alternative artists. While exact seating capacity and official seating charts aren’t publicly published, guests can expect a compact, intimate setting typical of boutique music spaces. Whether you’re a first-time concertgoer or a returning attendee, we’ve got you covered with practical tips on getting there, parking, and nearby stays and dining.

Plan ahead with reliable transport options and nearby accommodations to ensure a smooth night out. If you’re looking to book, secure your seats early through trusted sources, and consider nearby hotels and restaurants to make the most of your visit to Frankfurt’s vibrant music scene. For fans of live performances, Yellowstage remains a dependable stop on the city’s cultural map.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Yellowstage Frankfurt am Main is located at Westerbachstr. 47, 60489 Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
  • Historically known as Hazelwood Yellow Stage; operated within Hazelwood Studios and hosted Hazelwoodstock events (notably in 2011).
  • Notable past performances at Yellowstage Frankfurt include Phantogram (Feb 19, 2012), Roses Kings Castles (Oct 30, 2010), Scout Niblett (May 14, 2010), Friendly Rich (Oct 22, 2010) and Laish (Dec 11, 2009).
  • Current Yellowstage listings show the venue as an active ticketed venue in Frankfurt; exact capacity and seating charts are not publicly published.
  • Yellow Stage Eastwood in Eastwood, NSW, Australia is a dessert cafe/venue at 15 Railway Parade, Eastwood 2122; it seats about 50 people and is described as near Eastwood Station for transit access.
  • The Eastwood site is repeatedly described as a casual café/dessert bar rather than a traditional music venue, though it has hosted events and performances in the past.