TRALL Bar og Kulturscene

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TRALL Bar og Kulturscene sits at Bernt Ankers gate 21, a short side street in central Oslo linking Storgata with the bar strip along Torggata, roughly a ten-minute walk from Oslo Central Station. The address has a live-music history: it previously housed Goldie, which opened in November 2023 with a stage in the bar room and a second, larger one in the basement, and the space still feels built for concerts rather than table service. The stage sits at the back of the room, close enough that you hear the amplifier and the conversation at the bar at the same time. The atmosphere leans neighbourhood bar rather than club. Visitors describe a small, warm room, friendly staff behind the counter and a rotating mix of events instead of one fixed concept. A typical night might open with a music quiz and drift into an open jam where people from the audience climb onstage. Booking is deliberately broad: hip-hop and rap nights such as TRALL X Sykkel Vektern in March 2026, live Latin acts like The Jamunition band in February that same year, and a steady flow of smaller Norwegian artists. Ticketed shows are sold through Ticketmaster, while many bar nights carry no cover at all. The crowd skews to adults in their twenties and thirties, usually in groups of two to six, with age limits of 18 or 20 depending on the event. It suits you if you want live music and still expect to hold a conversation, less so if you are after a big dance floor or table bookings. If you want to eat first, Lille Saigon is on the same street, and Youngstorget and Torggata are a couple of minutes away when the night carries on. On price, TRALL Bar og Kulturscene lands where most bars in this block of Sentrum do. As concrete examples, a Mango Passion IPA costs 144 kroner and a Red Pear Cider 137 kroner, which is ordinary craft beer and cider territory for central Oslo: above the cheapest Grünerløkka spots, but well below the cocktail bars at Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen. The value lies mainly in getting live music without an expensive door charge, so the evening as a whole often works out cheaper than at venues that add a ticket on top. Prices change and the selection shifts with what is on tap, so check current prices, opening hours and the programme on Instagram at @tralloslo before you go. The venue is still new and has few published reviews so far, which is worth keeping in mind when reading ratings.