JOY Musicbar

I used to go to concerts in Joy in my youth, so I'm glad that this space again serves culture. However, with full occupancy, neither the toilets nor the cloakroom catch up.

Today's concert in Radost total disaster by the organizer. Sold at least 30% more tickets than the space is able to accommodate people, absence of escape exits, toilet disaster, air conditioning inoperative, bars unavailable, the band did not play for more than half an hour due to the inability of sound engineers. Sound overall at a very poor level. The band was great as ever, but I hope there will be some pressure on Radost as well. Performing in such conditions Horkýže Slíž certainly do not need.

Instead of super - very nice environment for concerts that spoil poor organization. Long waiting for the dressing room, where two ladies pin the tickets for the coats with a pin (at the concert, which was estimated to be about 300 people), the same long waiting for the coat after the concert because they could not find it, long queues for bar

The space is grapes, unventilated, unbreathable at the concert and like in a sauna. Wildlife organization. The toilets may be nice for a couple of people to the bar, but not really for the concert. And the bar in the sale crash ... I don't understand that, for example, they don't have soft beer, they probably don't feel that people outside Brno could come to the concert, and it makes better not to ask about wine, the staff doesn't know, and when they ask someone who would know, so the answer is "there is what is there". So asking decent on a dry white is just a good way to let them know you're bothering them before you buy water in a plastic bottle. I was at IMT Smile, who were absolutely famous, and I appreciate all the more that they did not lose all their energy, because in that exhaled laundry were just like everyone under the stage completely through and had to constantly wipe their towels. But as I would rather go to Slovakia or Prague next time ... Brno really never ... if I never understood why Brno feels like a village against Prague, so now I understand. I think that any culture in a small town would be able to do this better. And besides that harsh environment, I honestly don't understand that someone could have approved it, because the experience of leaving would most likely stay there in case of fire.

I was here for the first and last time. We visited the concert Horkýže Slíže. Leaving out that the whole concert was terribly sounded, with the quality getting worse during the last stage (including echoes and "whistling" from the microphone in the last stage) and that the last group waited for an hour, since there were problems with sound the problem was a total surplus of people. The air was unbreakable, stuffed everywhere, the dressing room waited for a long time, beer for even longer (specifically half-three-quarters of an hour). To be sure, it was sold on site, which was operated by only two people and (of course) absolutely did not manage. The area of ​​Joy is nice to look at, but unfortunately this is the only positive of this place.