Djoon Paris: Tickets, Tables & Guest List
Open nowClub nights on 6, 7, 10, 13, 20 and 28 November 2026 (venue programme).
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 Djoon
Djoon is the house music club of the 13th arrondissement, at 22 boulevard Vincent Auriol, by the quai de la Gare. Open since 2003, it fills a big two-storey loft with a glass front facing the quai, near the BnF library. The sound runs from soulful and deep house to afro house, disco and soul, in the New York, Chicago and Detroit tradition. Nights usually start at 11pm.
- Season
- Club nights on 6, 7, 10, 13, 20 and 28 November 2026 (venue programme).
- Area
- Quai de la Gare
- Municipality
- Paris
- Music
- Soulful, afro and deep house, disco and soul
- Nights
- By event, usually from 23:00; Fridays, Saturdays and some holiday eves (November 2026)
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at Djoon
At Djoon people come for the music and the dancefloor. If you're coming as a group or want to ask about a table, the conditions depend on the club, the night and the area: send us the date on WhatsApp and we'll tell you what's possible, tickets and guest list included.
How to Get to Djoon
The address is 22 boulevard Vincent Auriol, 75013 Paris. The nearest metro is Quai de la Gare (line 6); Gare d'Austerlitz (metro and RER) and bus 89 are also close. Going home, the metro runs until about 2:15am at the end of the line on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before public holidays (about 1:15am on other nights), then Noctilien night buses run from around 12:30am to 5:30am, Navigo valid.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
Djoon doesn't publish a dress code. Its crowd comes to dance, so wear something comfortable for a long night; if you have a question about a specific event, ask us on WhatsApp.
Soulful house since 2003
Djoon has been a reference for soulful house in Paris for more than twenty years. Time Out Paris tells the story: since it opened in 2003, the club has brought in DJs from Detroit, Chicago, Berlin, New York and London, with names like Louie Vega, Theo Parrish and Tony Humphries. It was founded and is still run by Afshin Assadian, and his son Adrien now helps with the programming. The music covers soulful, deep and afro house, disco and soul, and the club press talks about an intimate dancefloor, a well-tuned sound system and a loyal crowd that comes for musical depth rather than hype. If you love house with a soul or funk streak, this is the room. Tell us which night you want on WhatsApp and we'll help with tickets or the guest list.
November 2026 at Djoon
The November 2026 programme has six nights, most starting at 11pm. On Friday 6 November the In Dust We Trust tour comes through, and on Saturday 7 November DiscoStormy brings Raw Queen, who invites Ricky Chong. Tuesday 10 November is the eve of the Armistice holiday, so the club opens with Suze Ijó, Eileen and Adri. On Friday 13 November Open Herbe and Label Affaire invite Paul Cut, from 23:59. Friday 20 November is a System Sol night with Stella Zekri, and on Saturday 28 November Make House Deep Again brings Saint Lukez and Max Sinà l. As a guide to how long the nights run, a September 2026 date went from 11pm to 5:30am. Programmes change, so check the night you want with us on WhatsApp before you go.
The quais of the 13th and the way home
The club is a large loft on two floors, with a glass front facing the quai de la Gare, close to the BnF library. Several other night spots line this stretch of the Seine: Petit Bain and the Bateau Phare are moored on Port de la Gare, and FVTVR and Wanderlust are under the Cité de la Mode, on quai d'Austerlitz. To get there, take metro line 6 to Quai de la Gare, or go to Gare d'Austerlitz (metro and RER) or take bus 89. Going home, the RATP says the metro runs until about 1:15am from Sunday to Thursday and about 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before public holidays, at the end of the line. Noctilien night buses then run from around 12:30am to 5:30am, with Navigo valid.
