Reset Club

The silence of 2009 and the same street number

In June 2009, Zaragoza lost the club that José Luis Alós, Luso, had turned into a beacon of alternative electronic music. The judicial closure of Reset Club at Luis Bermejo 9, in the heart of Romareda, cancelled dates and left a program half-finished that had brought in Trentemøller, James Holden, Booka Shade, Steve Bug, or Alexander Kowalski. It was then bid farewell as the city's reference club. Four years later, the name returned to the same address. The venue dates its current era to 2013.

One dance floor. One lineup. ResetOriginals

Today's identity does not split the night between several rooms: it is a techno club with a single dance floor. ResetOriginals is the brand with which the venue brings national and international artists to Zaragoza and places them alongside local talent. Artists such as Perc, Ignez, Tensal, Len Faki, Flug, Überkikz, Estella Boersma, Nastia, or Freddy K have passed through that booth. The chorus of their anniversaries says it without embellishment: one dance floor, one sound, a story that continues.

Residents who close the night

The club's palate is sustained by Rosmundo, a long-time resident, with Brian Remii and Gonzalo Revilla on the recent roster. During the comeback phase, Juanma Bruna was also a resident. The audience comes to listen, not to a multi-purpose venue: the booth faces the dance floor, the bar is integrated into the same room, and the musical narrative fits on a single floor.

The Funktion-One of the eleventh season

In September 2023, upon opening the eleventh season, Reset Club debuted a Funktion-One. Since then, every night ResetOriginals remembers it as part of the pact with the room's sonic body: it is not a generic claim, it is the system with which the club wants techno to be heard in Zaragoza. The venue adheres to the municipal protocol against sexist aggression.

Romareda, Saturdays, and the city calendar

The venue remains at 9 Luis Bermejo Street, next to the Sports Palace and the University district. The usual pulse is Saturday, from early morning until closing; during Fiestas del Pilar and at season openings or closings, the calendar extends to Friday or Sunday, sometimes with extended hours. Access is for those over 18 years old. In 2026, the club celebrates its XIV anniversary on that same dance floor.