New life for an old storage space in the 19th district. A new location for artists and the music scene must be made here. With regard to a harmonious neighborhood, however, there are still initial difficulties. The authority was also called on the spot.
What is meant as a hip scene hotspot for young people who are enthusiastic about parties develop for the immediate neighborhood for a nervous tear monster: the new open-air event location “Gleis 19” at Gunoldstrasse 12 provides increasing resentment.
Live the wasteland
The makers see themselves as a creative space and platform for artists and picturesque friends. If Techno club, as Frenainer describes him, people do not want to be observed on a “crown” question. Instead, people want to enliven the wasteland.
Annainians talk about massive losses in the quality of life
This is less well received by the neighbors. “A nightmare,” says a person involved. This has been living in an apartment in a roof terrace for nine years, which has previously been bribed due to its quiet location. “Now the deep bass frequencies are clearly noticeable, even with closed windows – physically, not only acoustically. The terrace is unusable these days.”
Daily use in criticism
Especially the operating times emerged. “Music started partly at 7 a.m. after the party apparently.” The criticism is not based on the location of the event or the electronic music scene. On the contrary, the residents criticized that “no recognizable soundproofing measures were set”.
Authority has already changed music
The responsible agency MA36 (events) also called on the crowds. A spokesperson for the “Krone”: “Due to the adjacent complaints, a check took place last Saturday, July 12, 2025. No music could be determined during a subsequent check. But; an administrative criminal procedures were performed.
Moreover, it is said: “In the meantime, the organizer has reimbursed a music display in accordance with the Vienna Event Act. In the course of this it will be prescribed for music performance.”
Source: Krone
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