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Warehouse

Warehouse is a club and concert venue on the Quai des Antilles, at the western tip of the Île de Nantes by the Hangar à Bananes.

Opened
2017
Capacity
2,500
DJ Mag 2026
#53
At the door 18+ · No dress code Rules

Warehouse: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026
Address
21 Quai des Antilles, 44200 Nantes, France Directions
Nearest station
Tram and bus line C5, stop Hangar à Bananes, next to the club; tram line 1, stop Chantier Navals, then a 15 minute walk
Opening hours
Club nights usually from 23:30 or midnight to 06:30; Club de Jour sessions from 18:00 to midnight; concerts in the early evening
Opened
2017 9 years
Capacity
2,500 people
Rooms
Room 1 and Room 2, plus concert set-ups and the separate La TDL space
Age limit
18+ for club nights and Club de Jour; some concerts admit 16 and 17 year olds with an adult
Dress code
No dress code; wear what you are comfortable in
Tickets
Advance tickets for Warehouse 9 ans with Bob Sinclar on 2 Oct 2026 were EUR 25.99 to 35.99 on the club's own ticketing
Cloakroom
Yes, EUR 2 per item and EUR 4 per bag; free with Privilège or VIP tickets
Founders
Founded by a group including co-founder and artistic director Quentin Schneider
DJ Mag Top 100
Best #53 latest #53, 2026

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#62 2024
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About Warehouse

Warehouse is a club and concert venue on the Quai des Antilles, at the western tip of the Île de Nantes in the Hangar à Bananes area. It opened in September 2017 as a hybrid space between concert hall and club, and co-founder Quentin Schneider is its artistic director. The French Ministry of Culture has given it the Club Culture label.

The club runs two rooms on club nights, Room 1 and Room 2, and also hosts concerts, the early-evening Club de Jour series and a sister space, La TDL. Programming covers techno, house and hard music alongside urban and pop nights, with past guests including Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte, Boris Brejcha, Fisher, Laurent Garnier and Paul Kalkbrenner. In May 2026 it launched Warehouse 2.0, its largest technical upgrade, with new acoustic treatment, an L-Acoustics DJ monitor system and more than 300 new lighting fixtures. The club reports about 300,000 visitors a year.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

Club nights and Club de Jour are strictly 18+, with no exceptions, and a physical, valid ID is required (ID card, passport, driving licence, carte vitale with photo or the France Identité app). There is no dress code, but entry can be refused to anyone visibly drunk or behaving aggressively.

A set from Warehouse

Where to stay near Warehouse

Hotels on the map

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Frequently asked questions

What people search about Warehouse
What is the dress code at Warehouse Nantes?

Warehouse has no dress code. The club says you are free to come dressed however you like and simply asks guests to wear something comfortable for the night. Entry can still be refused for drunkenness or aggressive behaviour.

How much is entry at Warehouse Nantes?

Prices change by event and release. For the Warehouse 9 ans party with Bob Sinclar on 2 October 2026, presale tickets ran from EUR 25.99 for entry before 00:30 to EUR 35.99 for the last release, on the club's own ticketing and app.

What is the minimum age at Warehouse Nantes?

Club nights, showcases, Tonus student nights and Club de Jour are strictly forbidden to under 18s, even with an adult. Some concerts before midnight admit 16 and 17 year olds with an adult, and there is a separate Boum XXL party for 13 to 17 year olds.

What time does Warehouse Nantes open and close?

Club nights usually open at 23:30 or midnight and run until 06:30, as with the Bob Sinclar anniversary on 2 October 2026. Club de Jour runs from 18:00 to midnight, and concerts start in the early evening.

How do you get to Warehouse Nantes?

Warehouse is at 21 Quai des Antilles on the western tip of the Île de Nantes. Tram and bus line C5 stops at Hangar à Bananes next to the club, and a free car park with 1,000 spaces is nearby. Nantes Atlantique airport is about 15 minutes away by car.

When did Warehouse Nantes open?

Warehouse opened in September 2017 on the Île de Nantes as a hybrid venue between concert hall and club. It celebrates its ninth anniversary with Bob Sinclar on 2 October 2026 and entered DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs in 2019.

Where does Warehouse rank in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs?

Warehouse entered DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs in 2019 and has been the second-ranked club in France since 2022. In 2026 it placed 53rd in the world, up from 55th in 2025 and 62nd in 2024.

Is there a cloakroom at Warehouse Nantes?

Yes. The cloakroom costs EUR 2 per item and EUR 4 per bag or large luggage, and you can use it at any time during the night. It is free for guests with a Privilège or VIP presale ticket.

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