Aladin Music Hall

53°03′21″N 8°53′07″E / 53.0558°N 8.8853°E / 53.0558; 8.8853

Music venue, former ballroom and cinema in Hemelingen, Bremen, Germany

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The Aladin Music Hall is a nightclub located in Bremen, Germany. The club has hosted many famous artists over the years, including Saxon, Golden Earring, Foghat, Uriah Heep, Nirvana and Blue Öyster Cult.^[1] The Aladin opened in 1977.