Perron is a renowned nightclub situated in Rotterdam, Netherlands, known for its raw, industrial atmosphere and unwavering dedication to underground electronic music. The original Club Perron opened its doors in 2011 in a repurposed warehouse near Rotterdam Central Station, quickly establishing itself as a haven for techno and house enthusiasts. Its stripped-back, concrete-heavy interiors and emphasis on quality sound systems attracted a diverse, music-loving crowd, setting the venue apart from more commercial nightlife options in the city.

Over the years, Perron built a reputation as one of Rotterdam’s most influential electronic music institutions, recognized for fostering a tight-knit community spirit and providing a platform for both emerging talent and well-established acts. The club briefly closed in 2014 due to redevelopment plans but made a triumphant return in 2019, reopening in the same location with an updated design that preserved its gritty charm while upgrades enhanced the clubbing experience. Throughout its history, Perron has played a pivotal role in shaping Rotterdam’s nightlife, serving as a springboard for local talent and a beloved stop for international artists touring the Dutch scene.

Its programming is widely respected for its adventurous bookings and commitment to underground music culture, making it a cultural touchstone not only in Rotterdam but across the Netherlands. Notable artists who have performed at Perron include international acts such as Jeff Mills, Nina Kraviz, Ben Klock, DVS1, Freddy K, The Blessed Madonna, Honey Dijon, and Dave Clarke, alongside prominent Dutch and local names like David Vunk, Job Jobse, KI/KI, Speedy J, Sandrien, STERAC (Steve Rachmad), Identified Patient, and Eefje de Visser.