Pandora Sevilla

A large-format box opened in the Polígono Store

The open-plan volume of the Polígono Store defines the personality of Pandora Sevilla even before the music starts. The venue opened on October 27, 2023, with Richie Hawtin at the helm of its first night and was born to cover a scale unusual in the stable offer of the city: more than 1500 m² dedicated to concerts, DJ sessions, and events. Its core is a main room of 650 m² with an official capacity of 1550 people, capable of alternating live setups, large electronic productions, and special configurations without breaking the continuity of the dancefloor.

Three environments to change register

The main room brings together a 10 x 6 meter stage, two full dressing rooms, and three bars, an infrastructure designed for both tours and club nights. Around it, El Patio provides an outdoor terrace intended for cocktails, sunsets, and open-air formats, while The Moon proposes a more intimate and modern environment, delimited by glass walls. The whole is supported by an L-Acoustics main system and a large-format lighting deployment. Cloakroom, accessibility for people with reduced mobility, and parking available in the surroundings complete its practical operation.

From live to electronic pulse

Pandora works as a hybrid space: it combines live music with a club agenda that goes from techno and hard techno to house, tech house, drum and bass, or breakbeat. Richie Hawtin, Jeff Mills, Adam Beyer, Joseph Capriati, Maceo Plex, Chase & Status, and Indira Paganotto have passed through its booth and stage, along with rock, pop, rap, indie, and urban music concerts. The recurring relationship with Rebels has placed numerous large-format electronic dates in the venue, without confusing the party brand with the physical identity of Pandora. Extended sets and 360º setups have also gained weight, which shift the focus toward the booth and bring the artist closer to the dancefloor.

A variable agenda with its own identity

The venue does not maintain a rigid weekly opening: it opens according to its calendar and adapts schedules, distribution, and access conditions to each concert or session. Nightclub nights are for those over 18, while certain afternoon concerts admit minors under the conditions published for each date. Its 2026-2027 season keeps the project active with names like Amelie Lens, Angerfist, Âme, Dimension, Fatima Hajji, Franky Rizardo, Klangkuenstler, and Maceo Plex. In a few years, Pandora has consolidated a large-capacity meeting point for the Seville scene, connecting concert production, dancefloor culture, and international electronic programming.