B90

B90 is a concert club at ul. Elektryków 80 in Gdańsk's Shipyard district, in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of northern Poland. The venue occupies an industrial setting in the old shipyard area, the historic home of the Solidarity movement, and the raw halls and metal-and-brick surroundings give it an industrial feel that suits live music. It has become one of the city's recognised venues for regular band performances and small festivals, drawing touring and local acts across several genres. The crowd is mostly music fans, students, young professionals and visitors, typically in their twenties and thirties, and the audience composition depends on the act. There is no dress code, and casual clothing is standard. The atmosphere is that of a gig venue, with the focus on the stage, standing audiences, and a social bar area. The music programme is live bands, ranging across rock, alternative, electronic and other styles depending on the booking, and the small festivals extend the format to multi-act days. The drinks programme follows a standard concert-club format with beer, spirits and mixed drinks, priced in the mid-range for Gdańsk; a beer commonly costs around 12 to 18 PLN. Opening hours are tied to the event calendar, so the venue may be closed on nights without a booking, and the busiest periods are Friday and Saturday concerts. Concerts are ticketed, with prices varying by act, and advance purchase is often cheaper than paying at the door. Table reservations and bottle service are not typical for this type of club, as most guests stand near the stage. The district lies a short taxi or tram ride from the Main Town, and visitors commonly pair an evening show with a daytime visit to the nearby European Solidarity Centre. Programmes and ticket arrangements change often, so visitors should check the current schedule locally before travelling.