Bus Palladium Paris: Tickets, Tables & Guest List
Open nowReopened on 10 April 2026 as a hotel with its club, after closing in 2022 (Le Bonbon).
Tickets & tables via WhatsAppWhat 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 Bus Palladium
Bus Palladium is the Pigalle rock venue at 6 rue Pierre-Fontaine, in Paris's 9th arrondissement, that opened in 1965, closed in 2022 and reopened on 10 April 2026 as a five-star hotel with its club, according to Le Bonbon. The club opens Thursday to Saturday, from 11pm to 5am, with concerts, DJ sets, performances and aftershows programmed by Lionel Bensemoun (Le Baron, La Mano).
- Season
- Reopened on 10 April 2026 as a hotel with its club, after closing in 2022 (Le Bonbon).
- Area
- Pigalle
- Municipality
- Paris
- Music
- Concerts, DJ sets, performances and aftershows
- Nights
- Thursday to Saturday, 23:00–05:00; closed Sunday to Wednesday
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at Bus Palladium
At the new Bus Palladium, tables depend on the club, the night and the area. Message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are, and we'll tell you what's possible.
How to Get to Bus Palladium
The address is 6 rue Pierre-Fontaine, 75009 Paris, in Pigalle. The metro runs until about 1:15am on weeknights and 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a public holiday (end of the line); after that, RATP's Noctilien night buses run from about 0:30 to 5:30, and the club closes at 5am.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
No dress code is published. It's a rock-heritage room inside a five-star hotel, so dress like you'd go to a good gig and stay for the after.
A Pigalle legend, reborn in 2026
Bus Palladium opened in 1965 and spent decades as one of the city's rock rooms, with concerts from the Beatles to Alain Bashung, according to Le Bonbon. It closed in 2022 for a full renovation and reopened on 10 April 2026 in a new form: a scène-club, a five-star hotel with 35 rooms, including a suite named after Salvador DalÃ, who was a regular, a restaurant open around the clock, a bar and a rooftop for warm days. Studio KO handled the architecture. Time Out (January 2026) says the basement club recreates the original Bus Palladium, now carpeted for a softer feel, while Caroline de Maigret looks after the playlists, scents and staff uniforms. The building has stayed in the family: Christian Casmèze, whose grandfather owned it, is behind the project, according to Le Bonbon.
The club: Thursday to Saturday, 11pm to 5am
The club opens Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from 11pm to 5am, and stays closed from Sunday to Wednesday. The nightlife side is run by Lionel Bensemoun, the name behind Le Baron and La Mano, who programmes concerts, DJ sets, performances, shows and aftershows, with each space playing its own music, according to Le Bonbon. That means a night here can start with a gig and end on the dancefloor without changing address. For a table, a guest-list spot or a group night, message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are, and we'll tell you what's possible. We reply with the options for that specific night, so you know what to expect before you leave home. Check the night's programme too, since concerts and DJ nights share the calendar.
Pigalle around it, and the way home
Bus Palladium is at 6 rue Pierre-Fontaine, 75009 Paris, in the middle of Pigalle. The restaurant upstairs runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, so you can eat before or after, and the rooftop opens in good weather. The neighbourhood is one of the city's busiest at night: La Machine du Moulin Rouge, Folies Pigalle, the Mikado and Madame Arthur are all close by. To get home, the metro runs until about 1:15am on weeknights and about 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a public holiday, measured at the end of the line, so check your own station. After that, RATP's Noctilien night buses run from about 0:30 to 5:30, which covers the 5am close. Agree a meeting point with your group before you go in.
