Top Jazz Live Music Bars in Rome

That time of the year where you need to find a cozy spot tucked away from the crowds, sip some well-prepared drinks and enjoy the sound of live jazz and blues music has come. Lucky for you, we’ve got you covered with a selection of our favorite live jazz & blues music venues in Rome!

Alexanderplatz

Via Ostia, 9 (Prati)
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Just a few streets away from the Ottaviano metro sits the Eternal City’s oldest jazz club and Rome’s mecca of jazz – Alexanderplatz – a down to earth venue which wouldn’t be out of place in New York’s Greenwich Village. Many of the most prominent jazz, blues and soul music artists have performed at Alexanderplatz, including Wynton Marsalis, Brad Meldhau, Red Rodney and Freddy Cole and awaits us all for its fortieth season. Founded in 1984, this jazz club hosts daily live concerts from 9.30pm accompanied by dinner and a concise list of drinks. Check out their program for the full calendar or book your seat on the button below.

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Charity Cafe

Via Panisperna, 68 (Monti)
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Grungy, dimly-lit, and oozing with musical style, Charity Cafe is perhaps more reminiscent of a New York jazz bar from the 1950s. Situated on Monti’s iconic Via Panisperna, this small big local offers live music from Tuesday to Sunday. Blues, Folk and Mor every Tuesday with Andy’s Corner, on Wednesdays Blues Night, Thursdays are for Jazz Jam Session, Fridays for Jazz Nights , Saturdays for Blues Nights. On Sundays, don’t miss their Live Jazz Aperitivo from 6pm – a drink with open buffet accompanied by live music.

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La Conventicola degli Ultramoderni

Via Di Porta Labicana, 32 (San Lorenzo)
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If you’re into a slightly grotesque and underground feel, almost as if you were in a David Lynch or Fellini movie, then you need to get yourself to San Lorenzo’s La Conventicola degli Ultramoderni. Captained by the fantastic directors Sior Mirkaccio Dettori, and Madame De Freitas – the Italian icon of post Burlesque variety shows –  whom are also regular performers at the club, the Conventicola is perfect for a special night out. Open from Thursday to Saturday, the main show kicks off at 10pm with Mirkaccio at the piano singing blues and an Italian 900s repertoire, accompanied by the best swing performers and/or international male and female burlesque stars. Whether it be music, cabaret, beginning 1900s Italian songs and variety shows, illusionism, circus artistry, and more, the club is open to all performers – all at the top of their respective music genres. Later in the evening, from 12.30 until 4 am there are various shows and music events on rotation to astonish you.

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Gregory’s Jazz Club

Via Gregoriana, 54 (Piazza di Spagna)
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A bar from the likes of the grand era of jazz right above the Spanish Steps, Gregory’s Jazz Club means business with exceptional jazz musicians rubbing shoulders with rising talent every night. Sip a fancy cocktail, book a table for dinner or recline upstairs in their lounge area front of stage.

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Casa del Jazz

Viale di Porta Ardeatina, 55 (Piramide)
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Situated in a magnificent three-storey 1920s Italian villa, this large venue with a 150-seat auditorium, bar and restaurant is armed with a first rate sound system to accompany equally premium jazz musicians surrounded by picturesque leafy grounds on the southside of Rome near Piramide.

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Vitala Festival

Teatro Le Salette – Vicolo del Campanile, 14 (Prati)
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From Jazz and Blues to Soul, R&B, Rock, Gospel and Pop, get ready for the Vitala Festival – a self-funded philanthropic festival promoting live music and visual arts, organized in collaboration with Teatro San Genesio in Rome’s Prati area. From September to June, artists from different walks of life and diverse nationalities come together with the purpose of entertaining the community, supporting the arts and fostering cultural integration. Over the years, the Festival has hosted over 150 artists, with monthly performances and events programmed. With an average of 20 events per season, there’s a lot in store for music lovers.

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Elegance Cafè Jazz Club

Via Francesco Carletti, 5 (Ostiense)
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Elegance Cafe Jazz Club brings live jazz music, a mixology bar and a high-quality restaurant to the Ostiense neighbourhood. Italian and international artists play traditional and contemporary jazz, swing, smooth jazz and latin jazz on a daily basis at this warm and stylish location.

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TramJazz

Tram leaving from Piazza di Porta Maggiore at 9pm
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A romantic candlelight dinner, accompanied by live jazz music, performed by professional musicians.  Take all of this and put it on board a historic cable car that drives you around one of the world’s most romantic cities, Rome: this is a night aboard  the TramJazz. Your evening begins at Porta Maggiore on one of the city’s historic trams with candles lit and tables set. While sipping on a spumante, munching on appetizers, and listening to expertly played jazz, your journey through Rome takes place. The tour passes by San Lorenzo, San Giovanni, Circus Maximus and Piramide, and finally circles back to Porta Maggiore

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Boogie Club

Via Gaetano Astolfi, 63/65 (Portuense)
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Located near the vibrant Trastevere neighborhood, this restaurant offers a lively atmosphere with live music and fantastic drinks, open Thursday through Saturday. With concert tickets starting at just €5, you can enjoy a diverse range of genres, including blues, pop, rock, and, of course, jazz, all while showcasing emerging artists and fresh talent. The menu features classic American pub fare, complemented by an excellent selection of beers, wines, and cocktails.

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Jey Club

Via Ostiense, 385 (San Paolo)
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Jey Club is a refuge for music lovers. It’s a cultural association and a private club for jazz live music, located on Via Ostiense, by the Basilica di San Paolo. With an intimate and cozy atmosphere, you can enjoy some snacks and sip on great cocktails while you soak in the music. It also serves as a space for art exhibitions, readings, and presentations.

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Pentalfa Club

Via Trionfale, 11352
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Pentalfa Club is a neighborhood spot with the spirit of a proper live venue, especially for anyone into jazz and genre crossovers: its program often focuses on quartets/ensembles, themed nights, and weekend gigs in an intimate, no-frills setting where the music stays front and center. Located in the Ottavia area and with entry reserved for ARCI members, it also works as a small cultural hub, hosting not only concerts, but music-related activities as well.

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Top Live Music Bars in Rome

We’ve curated a comprehensive list of live music venues in Rome, catering to rock, indie, and alternative music enthusiasts. Whatever your musical inclination, this city has it all. From intimate and unplugged performances to grand live concerts and everything in between, our guide is your go-to resource for finding your ideal spot, whether it’s an underground club or an electrifying DJ set to set your night on fire.

Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

Via Pietro de Coubertin, 30 (Flaminio)
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Auditorium Parco Della Musica, a sleek modern multi-functional complex blends cutting-edge architecture and state of the art acoustics encompassing three enormous concert halls and a 3000-seat open-air arena. Designed by Renzo Piano the Auditorium is the centre for many spectacular live music concerts such as classical, abstract contemporary, art music, chamber and sacred music while hosting many cultural events in Rome such as the International Film Festival held here every October. The Auditorium is also home to one of Italy’s finest orchestras, the world-class Orchestra of Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia.

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Palazzo dello Sport

Piazzale dello Sport, 1 (EUR)
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Among the masterpieces of 20th century Italian rationalist architecture, the Palazzo dello Sport, also known as the PalaEur, today hosts important music and entertainment events. Its circular shape and considerable size (the dome has a diameter of 95 m) make it one of the most important indoor arenas in Europe. Palazzo dello Sport is able to host major sports, music and entertainment events with 11,500 participants.

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Alcazar Live

Via Cardinale Merry del Val, 14 (Trastevere)
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In the vibrant heart of Trastevere, Alcazar Live transforms a former movie theater into one of Rome’s most exciting live music venues. On stage, international bands and projects take turns alongside new voices from the soul, funk, R&B, jazz and electronic scenes. Weekends also host a vintage market alongside live DJ sets. Sip a cocktail, beer, or wine and soak in the atmosphere. For a unique dining experience, Alcazar Live’s Balcony on the second floor overlooks the stage, allowing guests to savor Mediterranean flavors with a twist while enjoying live performances below.

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Atlantico Live

Viale dell’Oceano Atlantico, 271d (Eur)
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This space holds up to 4,000 people and hosts everything from rock concerts to International DJs turning the entire place into a giant nightclub. With acclaimed artists such as Bob Dylan and Kasabians performing on their kitted out state of the art sound stage, Atlantico Live in Rome is where the big boys come to play.

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Blackmarket Hall

Via de Ciancaleoni, 31  (Monti)
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A dimly lit vintage dream of a bar with many hidden nooks and crannies in hip bohemian Monti, where concerts bring a flavour of progressively artistic yet nostalgic live music. Here unique events are the norm. With a dynamic calendar, it’s always a delightful surprise. Stay in the know through their Facebook page or simply drop by for an evening of unexpected delight!

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Fonclea

Via Crescenzio, 82 (Vaticano)
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Located in the neighborhood of Prati, near Vatican City, Fonclea has developed a strong profile on Rome’s music scene and is now well known for its consistently exciting programming. Since 1977, this restaurant and pub features EVERY DAY a broad range of musical acts. Rock, jazz, Latin-American, Folk, and Bluegrass are just a few of the many options.

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Lian Club

Via Nomentana, 1111/16 (Talenti/Montesacro)
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After 10 years on one of the barges moored along the Tiber, Lian Club is relocating to a farmhouse in Montesacro. With both indoor and outdoor stages, it offers a packed arts program featuring live music, theater, and DJ sets. You can stay up to date with their schedule on their Instagram page.

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Monk Club

Via Giuseppe Mirri, 35 (Prenestina)
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This multifaceted venue is perfect for those who want the best of both worlds. In the warmer months the outdoor garden is a welcoming space where various activities are held even in the daytime from brunches to parties. The more popular indoors part of Monk Club houses a brick lined main hall for those looking for an authentic live music night with local talent. Monk also includes a more laid back lounge area for more intimate shows like readings or some stand up comedy.

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Fanfulla 5/a

Via Fanfulla da Lodi, 5/a (Pigneto)
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Located in the Pigneto Area, in the Eastern part of Rome, Fanfulla is a multi-purpose venue with a multi-genre vibe that has become an institution for the people who love the undercover art scene of Rome. Fanfulla is both an art platform and a party space, a place where guests enjoy chamber concerts, atmospheric parties of well-known and foreign musicians, discussions, workshops, presentations, cinema evenings, performances, lectures on art, music and design. People who run the place, those who work there, but also the DJs, promoters and visitors, are all part of the same tribe.

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Hacienda

Via dei Cluniacensi, 68 (Tiburtina)
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Hacienda is a great pick for anyone looking for live music in Rome in a laid-back, friendly setting: the lineup often leans indie/rock and alternative, with DJ sets in the mix, an easygoing crowd, and a “night out with friends” vibe rather than a trendy, scene-y atmosphere. It’s the right place to discover emerging bands and enjoy gigs without any fuss.

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Al Muretto

Via degli Aurunci, 26 (San Lorenzo)
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Born from the remains of the historic Le Mura, which after twelve years of activity had to close its doors for good at 24 Via di Porta Labicana, Al Muretto is located in San Lorenzo on Via Degli Aurunci. In the mornings it’s open for students and workers, in the evenings it offers all kinds of cultural and artistic events: from karaoke to open mic, to stand-up comedy to, of course, live music performances and DJ sets on weekends.

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Traffic Live Club

Via Prenestina, 738 (Prenestina)
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Before you enter Traffic Live Club you need to be aware that it is solely a place for those who are ready to rock. Traffic Live Club will unleash your inner rocker and is known to many locals far and wide as being a hub for rock music. This venue is a beloved favourite for those who enjoy guitar riffs with high distortion, and crowds that are perpetually head banging. Take our word for it: this club is definitely recommended for anyone who loves heavy metal.

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Vinile

Via Giuseppe Libetta, 19 (Ostiense)
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Vinile is one of those aesthetically beautiful live venues. It’s not just a stage and an open space, it’s an experience. And although the venue is indoors, it happens to be quite spacious even though it does tend to get crowded on the weekends. But whether you find yourself partaking in their cocktail selection or taking a taste of their menu, this club will surely have you coming back for their originality in dishes and live music choices.

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Wishlist Club

Via dei Volsci, 126b (San Lorenzo)
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Wishlist is the perfect no-frills haunt which is quite simply all about the music. This concert hall houses a mix of musical genres ranging from jazz to rock to indie, and it welcomes both well-known and up-and-coming acts ready to showcase their musical prowess.  Also offering a fine selection of wines to quaff, Wishlist is the ideal spot to experience the musical essence of Rome and showcase some indie style moves on dance floor.

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Orion Club

Viale J. F. Kennedy, 52 (Ciampino)
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With a capacity of just over 1000, the Orion is big enough for some impressive names to take to the stage, but small enough for you to get close enough to watch. Set in the location of what used to be one of the most important nightclubs of the Castelli Romani area, 30 minutes drive from downtown, Orion Club plays host to an eclectic selection of acts and genres, showcasing a variety of important bands – such as: Television, Jesus and Mary Chain, Archive, God is an Astronaut, IAMX – and attracting a diverse clientele.

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Largo Venue

Via Biordo Michelotti, 2 (Prenestina)
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Largo Venue is dedicated to cultural entertainment in Rome. It’s a redevelopment project, a space torn from decay and recovered through creativity. They host some amazing live music concerts where Italian and international artists perform footsteps from San Lorenzo and Pigneto. From live music to relaxing in their green area, from clubbing to activities for the whole family, Largo venue is a place for all music lovers.

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L’Asino Che Vola

Via Antonio Coppi, 12d (Caffarella)
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With particular care for traditional Calabrian and Mediterranean cuisine, this cocktail-bar and restaurant holds live concerts, theatrical shows, readings and book presentations alike. Sometimes even photographic exhibitions and art shows. It’s a cultural venue where you can unwind with a delicious drink and a tasty meal while listening to amazing live tunes.

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Trenta Formiche

Via del Mandrione, 3 (Pigneto)
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Open from 2010, this venue hosts emerging and new artists and independent bands for live shows with the objective to let the public know of many more underground musicians and less mainstream national and international talents. It welcomes avant-guard and experimental gigs and what’s special about them is that they also have a music school! They often hold independent movie screenings and art exhibitions of local photographers and illustrators.

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Best Concerts in Rome in April 2026

April 2026 will see many live shows at Palazzo dello Sport: Fulminacci, Noyz Narcos, Frah Quintale, Blanco and the most expected Tommaso Paradiso!

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Gilberto Gil

April 6

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Via Pietro de Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: from €34,50

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Fulminacci

April 9

Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1)

Tickets: from €39

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Tiromancino

April 10

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Via Pietro de Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: from €39

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Noyz Narcos

April 11

Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1)

Tickets: from €47,50

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Venerus

15 April

Atlantico (Via dell’Oceano Atlantico, 271/d)

Tickets: €32

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Frah Quintale

April 17

Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1)

Tickets: SOLD OUT

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Tommaso Paradiso

April 18-19

Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1)

Tickets: from €57.50

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Ute Lemper

April 20

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Via Pietro de Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: €40

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Blanco

April 30

Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1)

Tickets: from €39

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Best Concerts in Rome in January 2026

Rome comes alive this January with an incredible lineup of live music events, offering something for every music lover. From iconic venues hosting internationally renowned artists to cozy spots featuring local talents, the Eternal City is the perfect destination to enjoy unforgettable performances. Whether you’re into jazz, rock, classical, or pop, our guide will help you find the best concerts and venues to make your evenings truly special.

Chiarastella

January 5-6

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Viale Pietro de Coubertin, 30) 

Tickets: from €15

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Manfred Honeck & Seong-jin Cho

January 8,10,11

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Viale Pietro de Coubertin, 30) 

Tickets: from €23

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Enzo Avitabile e Peppe Servillo

January 10

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Viale Pietro de Coubertin, 30)  

Tickets: from €25

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Anggun

January 21

Auditorium Parco della Musica (Via Pietro De Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: from €25

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Renato Zero

January 24-31

Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi)

Tickets: from €50 on vivaticket.com

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Mecna

January 27

Atlantico Live (Via dell’Oceano Atlantico, 271/d)

Tickets: from €34,50

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Francesco De Gregori

January 31

Atlantico Live (Via dell’Oceano Atlantico, 271/d)

Tickets: from €59

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Rome After Dark, Beyond Sightseeing

Rome is famous for its monuments, but the city truly comes alive at night. Today, international travelers are increasingly looking for experiences, not just restaurants or concerts. The perfect evening combines fine dining, live music and atmosphere – and jazz plays a leading role.

Among the most distinctive venues offering this combination is Elegance Cafè Jazz Club, a place where cuisine and music are designed to flow together in perfect harmony.

The Rising Trend: Dinner and Live Jazz in Rome

Searching for “dinner with live jazz in Rome” reflects a growing desire for immersive evenings. Jazz clubs with restaurants are no longer niche venues: they represent a refined way to enjoy culture, food and entertainment in one place.

Jazz itself is about fusion, improvisation and cross-cultural influences — values that translate seamlessly into the culinary world.

Elegance Cafè: Fine Dining with Live Music in Rome

Located near Piramide Cestia, in the Ostiense district, Elegance Cafè Jazz Club has been a reference point since 2017 for those seeking a restaurant with live music in Rome that goes far beyond background entertainment.

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Inspired by legendary New York jazz venues such as the Blue Note and Birdland, Elegance Cafè welcomes guests into a warm, elegant setting where wood, fine fabrics and a visible stage create an intimate and sophisticated atmosphere.

This is not simply dinner with music — it is a carefully curated fine dining experience shaped around live jazz.

A Jazz Program at the Heart of the Experience

Music is the soul of Elegance Cafè. Every week, the club hosts live jazz concerts in Rome featuring leading national and international artists.

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The program includes:

• traditional and contemporary jazz
• swing and smooth jazz
• Latin jazz

Over the years, the stage has welcomed artists such as Jeremy Pelt, Raul Midon, Alex Sipiagin, Fred Wesley, Martha High, and many others, with more than 6,500 live concerts performed.

The concert calendar is constantly updated online, allowing visitors to plan their evening around both music and dinner.

A World-Inspired Cuisine That Follows the Rhythm of Jazz

At the kitchen’s helm is Chef Marco Roselli, whose international background — from London and Madrid to Milan and Rome — defines the club’s culinary identity.

His menu is built on Italian foundations, enriched with influences from:

• the United States
• Creole and Cajun traditions
• Caribbean, French and South American flavors

The result is a vibrant, modern cuisine designed to complement the music, offering dishes that are expressive without overpowering the live performance. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

“Music and cuisine move together,” explains the chef.
“Jazz inspires the menu, just as flavors enhance the listening experience.”

Signature Cocktails and Concert-Hall Acoustics

The experience is completed by a refined cocktail bar, curated by co-owner and FIS sommelier Remo Proietto. The cocktail list is rooted in mixology and designed to pair seamlessly with both food and music.

Acoustics are another defining element: the club has been engineered by sound specialists to ensure concert-level audio quality throughout the venue — whether seated near the stage, on the balcony or at the bar.

Who This Experience Is Perfect For

Elegance Cafè Jazz Club is ideal for:

• travelers seeking dinner with live jazz in Rome
• couples looking for a romantic and elegant night out
• jazz lovers who appreciate high-level cuisine
• visitors wanting a unique alternative to traditional sightseeing

From Tuesday to Sunday, dinner and live concerts blend into a seamless evening where music, taste and atmosphere become one.

When the Question Is Not “Where to Eat”, but “What to Experience”

Today’s travelers don’t just ask where to have dinner — they ask how to spend their evening. Venues like Elegance Cafè respond to this need by offering something memorable: a night shaped by sound, flavor and design.

It’s exactly this kind of holistic experience that makes Elegance Cafè Jazz Club one of the most distinctive places to enjoy fine dining with live jazz in Rome.

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The event is here to end the year on high notes from exceptional singers

As is tradition, the Roma Gospel Festival returns to Rome’s Auditorium Parco della Musica from 20 to 31 December 2025.

The festival features the best American choirs and gospel groups and is the largest of its kind in Europe. With such a venue, the goal to involve all listeners and have them participate in the shows is easily achievable. So don’t hesitate to wave, sing along, or simply clap with everyone else for a unique and encompassing experience. 

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The festival kicks off on December 20 with Marquinn Middleton & the Miracle Chorale, an award-winning gospel choir that brings hope and ignites audiences’ enthusiasm with performances acclaimed by icons such as CeCe Winans and Fred Hammond, combining artistic excellence and community engagement into experiences of profound spiritual impact.

On Sunday, December 21, it’s the turn of Cedric Shannon Rives & The Unlimited Praise Gospel Singers. Cedric Shannon Rives is a multifaceted artist who unites musical, theatrical, and ministerial talent. He will be touring Italy again with his new group, “The Unlimited Praise Gospel Singers,” a collective of talents from various parts of the United States, known for extraordinary vocal gifts and genuine human warmth.

The program continues on December 22 with the Florida Fellowship Super Choir, which brings together over 100 singers, songwriters, directors, and musicians of different faiths and denominations from across the State of Florida.

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On December 23, the spotlight turns to the Charleston Gospel Choir, a prestigious ensemble from Charleston, South Carolina—one of the states where the African-American sacred music tradition is most deeply rooted.

On Christmas Day, the traditional double show features the Harlem Gospel Choir, the most famous and longest-running U.S. gospel choir, performing since 1986 to raise funds for charity.

On December 26, 27, and 28, it’s the turn of the Florida Inspirational Singers, distinguished by a repertoire that links the great soul sound of the American South to spirituals and the most contemporary sonorities of the genre.

On December 29, Eric Waddell & The Abundant Life Singers will take the stage at the Auditorium Parco della Musica—one of the standout groups from Baltimore, Maryland. In its prodigious growth, the choir has steadily brought together an ever-increasing number of phenomenal vocalists; at present, the choir includes about fifty singers and an exceptional band.

The Roma Gospel Festival concludes on December 30 and 31 with Marquis Dolford & The Capital Gospel Group, a Washington-based ensemble known for its innovative approach to gospel music.

This is an event that delivers to its audience the beauty, splendour, and depth of classical and contemporary Gospel music.

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Blackmarket hall is a cocktail bar nestled into Rome’s Monti neighborhood. Here you can find Original drinks, food and live music.

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Village Celimontana is back. Every day, surrounded by an enchanting park, Italian and international musicians will perform till 7 September.

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Alexanderplatz has been since 1984 the temple of Jazz in Rome and it still is the live music haven and the best kept Jazz club In the City.

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Located near Vatican City, Fonclea is a bar and restaurant well known for its everyday exciting live music programming.

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Rome’s Jazz festival returns for its 49th edition from 1-23 November 2025 at the Auditorium Parco della Musica and other locations in Rome.

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Hosting about a dozen, vastly different artists each night, this venue located in San Lorenzo is like nowhere else in Rome.Variety show meets café chantant.

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Discover the 2025 edition of Spring Attitude Festival, which will take place on September 12 and 13 at La Nuvola in Rome.

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