Silikona

About Silikona: Layout, History & Architecture

Silikona, located at Calle del Ponzano, 85, in Madrid's Ríos Rosas district, functions as a dedicated club space primarily hosting live amplified music. Constructed in the late 20th century as part of the area's urban commercial development, its architecture prioritises functional performance over ornate design. The interior configuration consists of a main ground-level room with a central standing area, directly facing an elevated stage. Capacity is approximately 300 standing patrons, fostering a direct and often dense proximity to the performers.

The design features relatively low ceilings and primarily hard surfaces, typical of a club environment. Sightlines are generally unobstructed from the main floor, though views from the rear can become somewhat compressed when the space is at full capacity. Acoustically, the hall provides a vibrant and immediate sound, heavily reliant on its sound reinforcement system. The hard surfaces contribute to a live ambience, where the directness of the sound from the PA system defines the auditory experience rather than complex acoustic treatments designed for broad natural resonance.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Entering Silikona leads directly into a compact antechamber, which transitions into a bar area before opening into the primary performance space. The layout ensures immediate immersion into the evening's atmosphere. For live performances, the standing pit directly in front of the stage offers an intimate experience, with the density of the crowd increasing significantly closer to the performance area. There are no tiered balconies; the audience occupies a single level, encouraging a unified and energetic atmosphere. With 0 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from standard pricing. The next confirmed event on the calendar is upcoming live performances on soon.