The Emmenbrücke techno club is rebuilding itself — new sound, new light, new interior in 500 square metres of raw concrete and steel — and reopens on 5 September with Klofama behind the decks.
Kopfklang has been running underground techno nights in the WERKHALLE for a while; what arrives on 5 September is the room rebuilt from the inside out. The club calls it Kopfklang 2.0: new sound, new light, new interior, a space meant to feel completely different. The hall itself stays what it is — 500 square metres of pillar-free industrial architecture, raw concrete and steel, five-metre ceilings, a D&B system and room for 500 guests. Outside the Kopfklang nights it is bookable as the WERKHALLE for concerts, club events, corporate gatherings and private parties.
Opening night is Saturday 5 September 2026, 22.00–05.00, with Klofama; Poltergst follows on 26 September. Entry is 18+ with valid ID and the door reserves the right to select. The club is cashless — TWINT and card only — with lockers at CHF 2. No smoking inside, and no photos or filming on the floor. Black is the preferred dress code without being a rule. Guest lists are shared only through the newsletter and social channels, and there is a trained awareness and security team on site with zero tolerance for discrimination or harassment.
Venue · Techno, Nightclub, Industrial
Address
Emmenweidstrasse 20, 6020 Emmenbrücke
Opening hours
- Event nights
- 22:00–05:00
Opened
05 September 2026
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