Vols Festa

A warehouse on Passeig Germans Nebot

A few minutes from Reus, the Passeig Germans Nebot in Riudoms concentrates an industrial estate nightclub that the public identifies today as Vols Festa. There is no skyline or magazine facade: the venue occupies the warehouses at numbers 9 to 11, an industrial building converted into a dance floor, terrace, and restaurant where the nightlife of Baix Camp has settled with different lineups.

What was Sala Gaudí

Before the current brand, the venue was Sala Gaudí. There is evidence of a 2009-2010 New Year's Eve with disco, pop, eighties and nineties techno, and house until dawn by resident JL Sound, and a hardcore and hardstyle festival in January 2013. In 2017, the Camp de Tarragona press still cited the old Sala Gaudí for a remember of the defunct P16. The plot did not change streets: it changed its name.

Remember, techno, and the split dance floor

The musical map of the warehouse is split. In the indoor room, remember, house, electro, and techno weigh heavily; in the outdoor tent, commercial, reggaeton, and hits of the moment. There are nights with two stages and others with three environments, plus karaoke. The published club sessions usually close at 06:00. On that same dance floor, HARDEX and hard techno events with Reaktor or Punisher, visuals, and parking have landed, alongside 90s afternoon parties, the 12-hour remember, and the Tarragona Remember Festival.

Reopening and the complex around the dance floor

In February 2026, the venue announced its reopening. The operator is the events company that gives the venue its name: the nightclub coexists with the themed restaurant La Jungla, also presented as Hawai, with a VIP area and the explicit rule of free dress code and access in costume. The result is an entertainment complex of Camp de Tarragona where electronic music —especially remember and techno— occupies the indoor room and the terrace-tent sustains the commercial party until closing.