In the location's words:

A former open-plan disco becomes a new place for pop culture in Stuttgart through temporary use.
pop culture in Stuttgart.
In the Marquardt building, space is being created that is rarely found in Stuttgart:
Framed by a temporary use of six months, the creators want to create
the creators want to create space for everyone who finds it difficult to find space in Stuttgart.
Programmatically, anything across all genres that has a certain artistic
artistic quality and cultural value.
Similar to the Lerche family's eponymous music and hi-fi store in the
the same building for generations of Stuttgart locals as a window and first step
and first step into the big wide world of pop culture, the team behind the club wants to
club wants to focus on music that is off the beaten track and offers low-threshold access.
offers low-threshold access. There is plenty of space in the beautiful vaulted cellar
at Königstrasse 22. That much is certain.
All night owls should be welcome, no gatekeepers should be kept and, on the contrary
on the contrary, as many interested parties as possible should have access to the music and the
and the community of peaceful revelers. Lerche 22 stands for
community and does not tolerate discrimination or any form of violence.
Felix Klenk, operator of the "Suessholz" bar and organizer of the district festival
"Westallee", and Matthias Mettmann, operator of the concert hall "Im
Wizemann" concert hall, are the people behind the new pop-up club.