Backstage Granada: Live-Music Tardeo and Two Rooms on Calle Moras

Backstage is a club and concert venue at Calle Moras 2, right by Fuente de las Batallas in the centre of Granada, Spain. It has two rooms over two floors, says it opens every night, and on Fridays it starts early with a tardeo and live music from 16:30. Guides describe a mixed crowd with an average age of around 30.

Club and gig venue in one

Salir.com describes Backstage as both a club and a concert venue, spread over two floors, with an LED lighting system that changes with the rhythm of the music. Its Instagram bio sums it up in four lines: city centre, open every night, live music on Fridays, two rooms. That last point is the key to the place: one room can have a band while the other has a DJ, so the night doesn't depend on a single style.

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Friday tardeo with live music

The most distinctive thing on its calendar right now is the Friday afternoon. Its post of 16 October 2026 announced a tardeo with live music at 16:30, so you can catch a band before dinner on a Friday. If you like the idea of starting the weekend early and still being in bed at a sensible hour, this is your plan. For the rest of the tardeo scene, from Vogues to Sunday afternoons at Aliatar, see our tardeo guide.

The music: depends who you ask

This is where sources disagree, and we'd rather tell you than pretend. In 2022, salir.com filed Backstage under 90s clubs. In 2024, the same site described it as a dance hall specialising in electronic music. Some directories even mention urban music and reggaeton, though those listings are not very reliable. Our reading: with two rooms and live bands on Fridays, the music changes with the night and the room. If you're going for a specific style, write to us first and we'll check what's on.

Who goes

Both salir.com articles agree on one thing: the crowd is a bit older than in the student clubs. In 2022 it described a very mixed crowd with an average age of about 30, and in 2024 a venue aimed mainly at people over 30. That makes Backstage a natural alternative to Aliatar for groups who've left the faculty parties behind. Backstage doesn't publish a minimum age or dress code; the general rule for clubs, 18+ with ID, applies.

Tables and bookings

Backstage doesn't sell through a ticketing platform. Its Instagram says tables are booked over WhatsApp, and that's also the easiest way through us: tell us the day, the number of people and what you're celebrating, and we'll take care of it. We haven't found published prices, so we won't make any up.

Where it is

Calle Moras is a short street by Fuente de las Batallas, at the bottom of the centre, two minutes from Puerta Real (some listings give number 4 rather than 2). Colón Plaza, Aliatar and Ganivet are all within a few minutes' walk, so it fits easily into a night in the centre.

Who Backstage suits

• Groups in their thirties who want to dance without a student crowd.
• Anyone who likes live music: Friday afternoons have a band.
• Birthdays and celebrations where you want a table booked in advance by WhatsApp.
• People who like to start early and finish early: the Friday tardeo starts at 16:30.