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Every gig, rave, panigiri and film in your city - in one place. 23,000+ events catalogued in Athens alone, plus cinema across 48 Greek cities and LA. Discover it all, or just ask.

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Mood is the most complete way to find underground music events across Europe and the US - 100,000+ events catalogued across 14 cities. In Athens alone it has catalogued 23,000+ live events - techno, rebetiko, house, jazz and concerts across 1,500+ venues - plus daily cinema showtimes in 48 Greek cities and Los Angeles. Free on iOS and Android.

23,000+
events catalogued · Athens
1500+
active venues
105+
cinemas
6,500+
micro-genres
Techno · House · Rebetiko · Jazz · Rock · Electronic
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Cities covered Counted 6 September 2026

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Straight answers.

Is Mood free?
Yes, completely. Free on iOS and Android, and tickets are sold at face value with no booking fees.
Which cities does it cover?
14 cities across Europe and the US - Athens, Thessaloniki, London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, Bucharest, New York, Los Angeles and more - plus cinema showtimes across 48 Greek cities and LA.
What makes it different?
Underground first. Mood catalogues techno, house, jazz and rebetiko across 1,500+ venues that mainstream ticketing apps miss - and you find it by asking, in plain language.
How fresh is the data?
Updated every day. New events, line-ups and showtimes land automatically - no stale listings, no dead links.
Does it track me or show ads?
No ads, no selling your data. Ask Mood what you’re in the mood for; it answers. Not feeling like talking? Explore the app. That’s the whole deal.
Can I buy tickets in the app?
Yes. Where tickets are available, you buy them at face value - Mood never adds a booking fee on top.
Do I have to chat to use it?
No. Ask in plain language and Mood plans your night for you - or skip the talking and browse every event, venue and showtime yourself. Both get you there.
Does it cover cinema too?
Yes. Alongside live music, Mood lists daily cinema showtimes across 48 Greek cities and Los Angeles - new releases, arthouse, repertory and open-air summer screenings.
What languages does it speak?
English, French and Greek. Ask the way you’d text a friend - Mood understands all three.
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Sep 16, 2026

Bolivar Beach Bar, Athens: The Verdict on the Riviera's Biggest Stage

Bolivar Beach Bar runs four different weekly nights on Athens' Riviera - melodic house and techno on Thursdays, reggaeton on Sundays, hip-hop and afrobeat on Wednesdays - topped up with marquee touring headliners. Mood's enrichment data shows a commercial, sea-view circuit venue, not an underground one.

Sep 16, 2026

PRonX: Amsterdam's Melodic Fusion DJ, Reviewed

PRonX is the stage name of Ronald Pronk, an Amsterdam DJ whose Melodic Fusion radio show and residencies at PRIK, Café Brandon and Cafe The Queenshead have made him a fixture of the city's queer nightlife circuit since 2020. Mood's booking data traces his path through Amsterdam Dance Event showcases and Pride-season parties, where his sets consistently score at the ceiling of Mood's queerness index. This review weighs what two decades inside one scene actually built: a reliable, versatile generalist rather than a DJ with a singular signature sound. Mood tracks PRonX's upcoming Amsterdam bookings alongside the rest of the city's club calendar.

Sep 16, 2026

The Sisters of Mercy in Athens: A Review of the Floyd Show

The Sisters of Mercy, the Leeds band that turned gothic rock into a touring genre back in 1980, played Floyd in Athens on September 12th, working entirely from a catalogue that stopped growing after 1990's Vision Thing. Mood's enrichment data reads the show as more polished than most of the rock and gothic bill Athens runs this season, roughly as underground as an average night on that same calendar rather than the scene landmark its reputation suggests, and distinctly darker in mood than that comparison set. The result, reviewed here alongside Floyd's listing on Mood, is a professionally run legacy show built to sustain a following rather than win a new one.