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SEKTOR 6D

Venue

SEKTOR 6D

Warsaw, Mazovia, Poland

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Biography of SEKTOR 6D

A warehouse in Żerań for another scale

On September 11, 2026, the industrial fabric of Żerań stopped being a gap on the map of large-format clubbing. SEKTOR 6D opened at ul. Modlińska 6D, on the site of the former FSO factory—now linked to the Global EXPO complex—and was presented as the largest covered concert and event hall of this type in Warsaw. It is not born as a neighborhood nightclub: it is an open-plan warehouse venue, with beams, bridge crane, and warehouse height, designed for massive productions, immersive visuals, and a dancefloor where the audience moves on an indoor festival scale.

Drum and bass as the first blow

The inaugural night was not a discreet warm-up. Sub Focus, Hybrid Minds, Nero, Grafix, and Lens coincided on the same dancefloor, with a representation of the local drum and bass scene (Shandrill, Breaky Vibes, the 175BPM b2b). The venue started by claiming large-caliber bass music and a pressure of lights, lasers, and warehouse screens, not the compressed format of the downtown club.

A European season calendar

The first season confirms that ambition. On September 25, Charlotte de Witte and Chris Liebing land. October chains Verknipt, Mathame, Christian Löffler, KAS:ST, CamelPhat, and Holy Priest. November adds Boiler Room, Duke Dumont, and elrow; December closes with Sara Landry and Nico Moreno's Burn Energy tour. It is a menu of techno, hard techno, house, and drum and bass closer to a European warehouse than a weekend room: international brands that until now landed mainly at festivals or on single nights.

How the venue is inhabited

The project is promoted by local brands EXIST and Surround, which use the room as a large-format home. The space operates by events, not with a permanent nightclub schedule: usual doors at 22:00 and closing around 06:00, with nights that extend until 08:00. There is a cloakroom, outdoor area for smoking, medical team on-site, free dress code, and 18+ access. Between the small club and the fairgrounds, Warsaw finally has a stable roof for large-format electronics.