Fasching

When it comes to experiencing a true respect and admiration for different types of Jazz/Blues and Hip-Hop both locally and from around the world, it is the place to visit. The sound system in the locale could use some adjusting, since the sound you hear varies slightly throughout the room, but that is a minor complaint. Aside from the great services they provide, you frequently see the staff actively listening to the concerts as well. Keep an eye out for the night jams they sometimes hold. It is nice way to wind down after work while hearing musicians jam away

If you love jazz, should definitely attend the concert here.
We have a lovely night enjoying the music with a couple of drinks.
Remember to reserve the ticket or arrive earlier to get a ticket if it's a popular jazz player/band. Good to arrive early to get a good seat also
We sat on the stage floor and the sounding was good.

Of the 3 jazz clubs I visited while in Stockholm, Fasching was the biggest, fanciest and grandest. The crowd was also the oldest looking, with about 25% being tourists, including myself.  I walked in rather late at around 10pm, no seats available and plenty of standing room.  No one stopped me for a cover charge, yay!  I think the cheapest beer was less than 50SEK.  The bartender was friendly enough and spoke perfect English.

Not sure who the band was, but they sounded American, talked like they were American, and they sounded good!  Definitely worth a visit if you like jazz, but don't want the seriousness of Glenn Miller Cafe or Stampen.

This lovely, cozy venue would help me weather even the coldest, darkest Swedish winter if we ever moved here. There is a bar area at the front, where folks were jamming informally before the set, and friends could grab a drink before the show. Inside, there are tables on the floor, very close to the stage, and upstairs. There is standing room in the bar area or to stage right.

The crowd is a good mixture of young and old -- and included on the night we went, our five year old boy, whom the staff welcomed without any fuss whatsoever. We heard Badi Assad, a Brazilian woman of mixed Lebanese, Italian, Portuguese descent. She was phenomenal, her nuanced, flexible voice as versatile as any great instrument, her guitar playing alternately soothing as a lullaby or bright and warm as polished brass.

We are a family that is passionate about music, and we had the privilege of living in the epicenter of NYC's jazz scene for many years. Our children cut their teeth at Smalls (and later Mezzrow, it's new sister venue), the Village Vanguard, the Blue Note. Fasching Jazzclub would absolutely hold its own among our favorites at home.

Ticket prices are on par with what you'd pay in NYC. The quality of the music is on par with what you'd find in NYC. There are reasonably clean bathrooms and good beers on tap. This is a true gem of a place.

I was visiting and saw there was a jazz club near my hotel so I was psyched. I walked over and bought a ticket...about $35 US..without looking up the artist. I figured even bad jazz is good enough jazz! Unfortunately the band playing was not jazz at all. It sounded more like a gospel group singing slow ballads. The crowd was 45+ and the set up of the venue was weird, barely any seating. I unfortunately ended up walking out because the music was so bad and it was just awkward in general. I guess it's my mistake for assuming there would be jazz at a jazz club.

Fasching is the one and only true club for live jazz/funk/r&b/funk etc music in Stockholm. Great atmosphere! Fasching is a rather small club which gives you a very near feeling with the musicians. And the entrance fees are very moderate.

It is an iconic jazz club with live music, well known and favored by the locals since it opened in the 70’s, offering a retro atmosphere and differing from the most night clubs in the city.

A real jazzclub in the city center. Swedish jazz is world class so going there is a must. They also have pretty cool dj sets, Club Soul is a personal favorite.

One of the best places in Stockholm for live music. If you like funk, soul, jazz or just a good live show, this is the place to be. Cannot recommend it enough.

A jazz temple.. amazing music and discomfort.. you are standing or sitting at a table for eating.. the discomfort is either in spending more than you want to or in standing. Then again... For amazing jazz musicians like the Kenny Garrett Quintet today, it's totally worth it!

A very small jazz club in the centre of Stockholm with an incredibly cozy ambience. They have a jazz artist performing most nights and a free entry night with "upcoming talent" which is perfect for those unsure about jazz or just wanting a cheap night out. You can book a table and have a full meal there or you can just get drinks from the bar. Can get rather packed on nights with headline acts and they do oversell tickets, there also isn't a great deal of comfortable seating if you aren't at a table. They have a cloakroom which is 25 SEK, likely more important for those heading out clubbing as opposed to a jazz concert and they also have 4 unisex toilets. If you like jazz this is a brilliant place to spend an evening.

The music is funky and the vibes are amazing. If the phrase "dance like nobody is watching" was a place, it would be Fasching. Great place to move your body with no judgement and great drinks