The Garage Club BCN is a renowned nightclub situated in the heart of Barcelona, Spain, known for its electrifying atmosphere and dedication to alternative and underground music scenes. Established in the early 2000s, the club quickly found a niche within the city's vibrant nightlife by offering a space that celebrates garage rock, punk, indie, and electronic genres. From its inception, The Garage Club carved out a reputation as a cultural hub for music enthusiasts seeking an authentic, raw, and energetic live experience distinct from the typical commercial club offerings in Barcelona.

Its openness to experimentation and collaboration has made it a favorite meeting point for creatives, musicians, and music lovers alike. Over the years, the venue has undergone a few transformations, first starting out in a modest space off Carrer de Pau Claris before moving to its current, slightly larger location closer to the Gràcia district, which now features upgraded sound systems, an expanded stage, and art installations that reflect the club’s edgy ethos. These changes allowed the club to broaden its programming and host increasingly high-profile events while still maintaining its underground appeal.

The Garage Club has been instrumental in supporting the local Barcelona music scene, nurturing upcoming artists and bands, and building bridges with international acts. It holds a special place in the cultural landscape of Barcelona as a launching pad for fresh talent and a must-visit destination for fans of live and alternative music. Notable artists who have performed at The Garage Club BCN include internationally acclaimed bands such as The Hives, The Soft Moon, and Nitzer Ebb, alongside prominent Spanish acts like Los Nastys, Mujeres, and Belako.

The venue has also hosted celebrated DJs and producers like Erol Alkan and Ivan Smagghe, as well as experimental artists including John Maus and Carla dal Forno, making it a diverse and influential fixture in both the local and international music circuits.