M7 Club

Two dancefloors in the Espai Serrahima

In the Espai Serrahima, the old industrial venue a step away from Plaza de España, M7 Club occupies number 7 of carrer de Mèxic with a Berlin-style club idea: darkness, sound pressure, and the dancefloor ahead of everything else. The Main Room is downstairs; the Up Room is reached by the stairs. Between the two, they add up to about 400 m² distributed over 200 m² floors, open-plan and with more than five meters of height, with a box office, cloakroom, bars, and DJ booth in sight.

Hard bounce, industrial techno, and hard electronics

The lineup has been closing around the most physical currents of electronic music. Downstairs, hard bounce and hard groove usually rule; upstairs, hard techno, industrial, raw, hardcore, or mákina enter, depending on the night. The venue director, Jaume, summarizes the bet clearly: they want a real clubbing environment, people who come to listen to music and know what they are looking for. The 25,000 W of sound and the laser mesh turn the two rooms into pressure boxes, not a cocktail nightclub.

Residents and DJ booth at dancefloor level

The programming rests on a clear resident staff: Rowsi, Laura SN, and Marc FX in the Main Room; Suttlek and Deiluss in the Up Room. To that core are added guests from the city and from outside, and the Lokals cycle, designed for artists from Barcelona to play. The DJ booth, with Pioneer CDJ-3000, DJM-V10 mixer, and Technics 1200 turntables, is positioned to be seen up close. By day, M7 DJ Experience opens that same booth for audio and video recorded sets broadcast on Pulse Barcelona Electronic Radio.

From Thursday to Sunday, two dancefloors until closing

The club opens from Thursday to Sunday, almost always at 23:59, and extends until 05:00 or 06:00. In November 2026, it concentrates four days of anniversary with two stages and an explicitly hard lineup. You arrive walking from the Espanya station, cross the Poble-sec factory site, and enter a dark, compact venue designed to stay on the dancefloor.