Dark, noisy and poorly painted, Salón Pueyrredón is the closest thing Buenos Aires has to a classic punk club, for people who don't actually like to be spat on. While the jerky...

There's an eclectic mix of live music and visuals at this studenty venue, which showcases the talents of up-and-coming local acts, from young popstrels to soulful...

Unquestionably BA's greatest cultural monument, at the time of going to press still closed for restoration work. Due to open in late 2008.

There are few buildings in Buenos Aires that would merit a listing in this section despite being closed for renovation work, but this world-renowned opera house is one of them....

Ideal for artists who require the rapt attention of a comfortably seated audience; sell-out past performers include Bjork, Coldplay and local electronic beat masters Bajofondo....

This stunning example of Catalonian architecture is a treat for your eyes as well as ears, boasting a carefully preserved interior and superb acoustics.

Situated opposite the Gran Rex, this is one of BA's classic art deco- and nouveau-style auditoriums. Since its opening in 1872 it's hosted dazzling concerts from the likes of...

Founded in 2000 by musicians Lucas and Ezequiel Cutaia and inspired by the sultry vibe of New York jazz clubs, Thelonious successfully combines the comforts of a bar with an...

Vaca Profana is quickly becoming a major stop-off point on the gigging circuit for quality local bands. Small and intimate, it's a prime place to relax in and get up close to...