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Mojo Club is an iconic nightclub located in Hamburg, Germany, renowned for its vibrant contribution to the city’s nightlife and international music culture. Established in 1989, the original Mojo Club was situated on the Reeperbahn, one of Hamburg's most famous red-light districts. In its early years, Mojo quickly garnered a reputation for pioneering acid jazz, funk, soul, and avant-garde club sounds, making it a central hub for innovative music and creative expression.

The club played an instrumental role in shaping Germany’s dance music culture during the 1990s, attracting both local enthusiasts and international visitors. Despite its popularity, the original venue was forced to close in 2003 when the building was demolished as part of a large redevelopment project in the area. However, the spirit of Mojo persisted, and in 2013, the club reopened in a spectacular, reimagined form beneath the newly constructed "Dancing Towers" at the very same section of Reeperbahn.

This unique subterranean venue, accessible via large trapdoors that open onto street level, has become famous for its distinctive architectural design and cutting-edge acoustics, further cementing its legendary status. Mojo Club maintains its reputation as a cultural hotspot, not only for the diversity and quality of its musical programming but also as a symbol of Hamburg’s resilient and dynamic cultural scene. Over the years, it has hosted an impressive roster of artists spanning different genres and generations, continuing to foster both local talent and international acts.

Notable artists who have performed at Mojo Club include international icons such as Massive Attack, Moloko, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Faithless, and The Prodigy, as well as influential local and regional acts like Seeed, Jan Delay, Jazzanova, and Nightmares on Wax. The club has also featured legendary DJs and producers including Gilles Peterson, Roni Size, Tricky, Goldie, and Fatboy Slim, solidifying its reputation as a premier destination for groundbreaking live and electronic music experiences in Germany.