Le Duc des Lombards

Bobby FEW is the American pianist who, at the beginning of the 80s, played at the Duc des Lombards which at the time was a small bar called the 'Bar de l'Etoile' where an upright piano was enthroned under the stairs .
According to Bobby, here are the 5 ingredients to make a real jazz club:
-A good piano
-A broad-minded owner for creative music
-A public that listens well
-A place where musicians can go after the concert to relax or enjoy improvising.
-The proximity of people
This is why for almost 40 years, the Duc des Lombards has been the essential club in Paris.
These 5 principles are the cornerstones of this club, which is capable of welcoming the biggest names in jazz to its stage thanks to its excellent piano and allows the young generation of French musicians to play together during the Duke's jam sessions.
Decorated by the American designer Elliot Barnes, the Duc des Lombards has become the Parisian benchmark for jazz clubs offering more than 300 concerts each year at 7.30pm and 10pm from Monday to Saturday and its free jam sessions every Friday and Saturday from 11.30pm.

Opening times and prices

Free entry (on compulsory consumption) for Jam sessions: Friday and Saturday evening between 11.30pm to 4am

Between €22 and €46 according to programme.

Jam sessions free entry: Friday and Saturday evenings from 11.30pm to 4am

Closings

• 25 December
• 1 January

• Late opening

Services

• Restaurant

Quality snacks: Delicatessen boards, mature cheese, vegan, smoked salmon, and foie gras.

Sustainable approach

• Participate in the Sustainable Development programme

Disability

Priority access

Motor Disability :
- Entrance on the same level or with inclined plane.
- Adapted sanitary unit equipped with a transfer bar and a washbasin with hollowed-out lower part.
-----------
Hearing Impairment :
- Booking and/or payment possible on the website.

Paris for people with disabilities