LAB theClub

The Giant of Chamartín

LAB theClub is the heir to one of the most sacred spaces in Spanish electronic music (the former Macumba room), located in the same Chamartín Station. This venue has witnessed the evolution of clubbing since the 80s, but its current incarnation as LAB has taken the experience to a futuristic level. With a capacity for more than 1,450 people, it presents itself not just as a nightclub, but as a laboratory of sensory experiences where audiovisual technology plays as much of a leading role as the music. It is the home of legendary sessions like Space of Sound, keeping the spirit of Madrid Sundays alive.

Total Audiovisual Immersion

LAB's hallmark is its commitment to visual spectacle. The club features a deployment of high-resolution LED screens and lighting systems that envelop the spectator, including an impressive screen behind the booth that synchronizes visuals with the music. Its d&b audiotechnik sound system, with 36,000 watts of power in the main room, guarantees a physical punch that is felt in the chest, ideal for the Techno and House genres that dominate its programming. The room also incorporates scenic elements like holograms and interactive panels, making every night a unique visual show.

Digitalization and Comfort

LAB theClub positions itself at the forefront of customer convenience through digitalization. Its 65 VIP tables are equipped with tablets, allowing users to manage their orders autonomously and quickly ("bottle service on demand"). The space is open-plan and monumental, with high ceilings that avoid the feeling of confinement. It also offers the convenience of free parking at the station itself, a large-capacity cloakroom, and fast, adapted access. It is a 21st-century "Superclub," where massiveness is not at odds with comfort and attention to technological detail.