Nidaba Theatre

Milan


This tiny, unpretentious venue down the heavily graffitied Via Gola has an outsized reputation for hosting stellar live-music performances for serious blues, soul, folk and rock-and-roll bands. Even better, admission is (amazingly) free – if you can squeeze in.


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