Muziekcentrum Vredenburg

Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
Construction

Location	Utrecht, Netherlands
Type	Concert hall
Capacity	5,000
Demolished	2008

Muziekcentrum Vredenburg was a music venue in Utrecht, Netherlands with a capacity of 5,000 people. It was designed by Dutch architect Herman Hertzberger. The venue hosted concerts by many famous artists, spanning many different genres. The old building (except the main hall) has been demolished and the city of Utrecht has built a new, bigger venue on the same location. The main hall of the old building has been integrated into the new building. The new building was officially opened in July 2014 and is called TivoliVredenburg.^[1]

References

↑ "TivoliVredenburg". Tivolivredenburg.nl. Retrieved 2014-06-01.

Music venues in the Netherlands

Amsterdam	Concertgebouw Heineken Music Hall ArenA Ziggo Dome Paradiso Melkweg Bitterzoet Bimhuis Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ OCCII OT301 De Nieuwe Anita Zaal 100 Pakhuis Wilhelmina Studio 80 Sugar Factory Winston Kingdom The Cave Jaap Edenhal (closed)

Rotterdam	Ahoy De Doelen Rotown WORM Baroeg Roodkapje De Player Poortgebouw Maassilo Waterfront

The Hague	Koninklijke Schouwburg Paard van Troje De Supermarkt Asta 330 Live Zeebelt Cremers Statenhal (closed)

Utrecht	TivoliVredenburg De Helling (formerly Tivoli De Helling) EKKO db's Studio Kargadoor ACU RASA De Flits Muziekcentrum Vredenburg (closed) Tivoli Oudegracht (closed) Central Studios (closed)

Other cities	Alkmaar: Victorie Almelo: Sub Rosa (closed), NAXT Stage Amersfoort: De Kelder Amstelveen: P60 Apeldoorn: De Gigant Arnhem: Luxor, Willemeen, Gelderdome, Rijnhal (closed) Bergen op Zoom : Gebouw-T Breda: Mezz Castricum: De Bakkerij Den Bosch: W2, Brabanthallen, De Toonzaal Deventer: Burgerweeshuis Dordrecht: Bibelot Drachten: Poppodium Iduna Eindhoven: Effenaar, Dynamo, Muziekgebouw Frits Philips, Klokgebouw, The Rambler (closed) Emmeloord: De Klos Enschede: Atak Gouda: So What Groningen: Oosterpoort, Vera, Simplon Haarlem: Patronaat Heerlen : Nieuwe Nor, Parkstad Limburg Theaters Helmond : Plato (closed) Hengelo: Metropool Heerhugowaard : Waerdse Temple Hilversum: De Vorstin Hoogeveen: De Tamboer Hoorn: Manifesto, Troll (closed) Horst: Zopo (closed) Kaatsheuvel: Apollo (closed) Katwijk: Scum Kerkrade: The Rock Temple Lage Vuursche: In The Woods Leeuwarden: Romein, Schaaf, Asteriks Leiden: LVC, De Nobel, Qbus, Groenoordhallen (closed) Luttenberg: Elkerlyc (closed) Maastricht: Muziekgieterij Middelburg: De Spot Nijmegen: Doornroosje, Extrapool, Merleyn, Concertgebouw de Vereeniging (closed) Noord-Scharwoude: De Koog (closed) Rijssen: Lucky & Co Roermond: ECI Cultuurfabriek Sneek: Het Bolwerk Terneuzen: De PIT Tilburg: 013, Cul de Sac, Café Little Devil, Batcave Uden : De Pul Veenendaal: Escape Venlo: Grenswerk, Perron 55 Weert: De Bosuil Zeist: De Peppel Zoetermeer : De Boerderij Zwolle: Hedon, IJsselhallen

Music festivals	Active Arrow Rock Festival (Biddinghuizen) Best Kept Secret (Hilvarenbeek) Down the Rabbit Hole (Beuningen) Eindhoven Metal Meeting (Eindhoven) FortaRock Festival (Nijmegen) Lowlands Festival (Biddinghuizen) Neurotic Deathfest (013, Tilburg) Pinkpop Festival (Landgraaf) ProgPower Europe (Baarlo) Roadburn Festival (013, Tilburg) Stonehenge Festival (Steenwijk) Former Dynamo Open Air (Eindhoven, Nuenen, Nijmegen; 1989-2005) Fields of Rock (Nijmegen; 2002-2007) Waldrock (Burgum; 1991-2009)

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