Industrial Copera
Industrial Copera

Industrial Copera Tickets & VIP Tables

Open nowOpen, with club sessions and concerts through autumn and winter 2026.

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VIP TABLE

What Your VIP Table Includes

Premium Bottle Service

Choose from a curated selection of spirits, champagnes, and mixers — delivered directly to your reserved table.

Priority Entry

Skip the queue completely. Your host will be waiting at the door with your booking confirmation.

Dedicated Table Host

A personal host attends your table for the entire night, ensuring everything runs perfectly.

Enjoy Industrial Copera

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Industrial Copera is a concert hall and electronic music club with a capacity of 1,000, in the El Laurel industrial estate next to the Alshur shopping centre in La Zubia, on the southern edge of Granada. It has been running since 1992 and is the city's reference for techno: in autumn 2026 its club sessions include Vortex, Take Over, Tribology with Ben Sims and DVS1, Héctor Oaks, Universo Makina and Vortex XXL with Ben Klock. It also hosts big concerts, such as Love of Lesbian and Arde Bogotá. Club sessions are strictly 18+ with named tickets and ID. It also has an outdoor garden space, El Jardín.

Season
Open, with club sessions and concerts through autumn and winter 2026.
Area
La Zubia
Municipality
La Zubia
Music
Techno, hard techno, bass and makina; live concerts
Nights
Club sessions on Fridays and Saturdays (by date), concerts during the week
Capacity
1,000

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VIP Tables at Industrial Copera

Industrial Copera sells its tickets through its own website. What we can help with is groups: if you're coming as a big group, for a birthday or with a work crowd, message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you organise the night.

How to Get to Industrial Copera

Industrial Copera is next to the Centro Comercial Alshur, in the PolĂ­gono Industrial El Laurel, 18140 La Zubia, outside Granada city. Most people go by car or taxi; if you drive, agree on who's driving home before the night starts.

Dress Code & Entry Requirements

Industrial Copera doesn't publish a dress code. For club sessions the rule that matters is age: entry is forbidden to under-18s, tickets are in your name and you must show your DNI or passport. For some concerts, 16 and 17-year-olds can enter with a signed authorisation.

Granada's techno house since 1992

Industrial Copera has been part of Granada's music life since 1992 ("working for culture in Granada", says its Instagram bio), and for anyone into electronic music it's the main venue in the area. It's a 1,000-capacity hall on an industrial estate in La Zubia, which La Voz del Sur once called an electronic oasis in the middle of a polígono. Its club sessions are organised in cycles: Vortex, the venue's own techno cycle, which grows into Vortex FSTVL curated by Oscar Mulero on 21 November and Vortex XXL with Ben Klock on 11 December 2026; Take Over for harder sounds; Universo Makina; and one-off nights with international names, such as Tribology with Ben Sims and DVS1 on 7 November, or Héctor Oaks playing all night on 13 November.

Concerts and the garden

Copera isn't only a club. It's also one of the biggest concert halls in the Granada area, with an autumn 2026 programme that includes Marky Ramone on 24 October, Love of Lesbian on 30 October, Arde Bogotá on 5 November and two dates by Lia Kali on 10 and 11 December, the second already sold out by October. On Halloween night, Saturday 31 October, it hosts Terror Bass with Substation. In the warmer months part of the activity moves outdoors to El Jardín de Industrial Copera, its garden space. The venue sells its tickets on its own website and on Kingocio, event by event. If you're coming with a group, for a birthday or with friends from out of town, message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you plan it.

Age, ID and entry conditions

Industrial Copera is strict about age, and it's worth knowing before you go. For club sessions, entry is forbidden to under-18s, tickets are nominative (in your name) and you must show your DNI or passport at the door. For concerts the rule is different: 16 and 17-year-olds can get in with the venue's authorisation form for minors, signed by a parent or guardian. Some sessions have special conditions: for Vortex, the venue announced free access with an invitation until 2am, and for a bass session it sold fast-track passes at €12 plus fees. Conditions change with each event, so always read the event page before buying. Prices are orientative, from autumn 2026 listings. If in doubt, ask us on WhatsApp before you buy.

Getting there and back

Copera is in the PolĂ­gono Industrial El Laurel, next to the Centro Comercial Alshur, 18140 La Zubia, so it's not a walk from the centre of Granada like most clubs. Most people get there by car or taxi; if you share a taxi, it's worth booking the return or agreeing a meeting point, because sessions finish late and everyone leaves at once. If you drive, decide in advance who's staying sober. Put "Industrial Copera La Zubia" or "Centro Comercial Alshur" into your maps app and you'll get there without problems. For a big group, tell us on WhatsApp how many you are and where you're coming from, and we'll help with the plan for the night. Leave enough time for the ID check at the door.

FAQ — Industrial Copera