Statistics for The 20 Best Cities In The World For Music Lovers

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You can take in the history of the city at the centre of the swinging ’60s at Abbey Road Studios, where the likes of The Beatles and Pink Floyd recorded here.	London	100%
The city where doo-wop originated, where bebop and hip hop have their roots, and disco began at clubs like Studio 54.	New York	100%
David Bowie lived here in the late ‘70s along with Iggy Pop, the punk scene was centered on the SO36 club, whilst venues like Tresor and Berghain are two of the top techno clubs worldwide.	Berlin	95%
It's been home to great composers like Berlioz, Saint-Saens, Bizet, Ravel, Debussy, Chopin, and Offenbach, and the Palais Garnier is one of the great opera houses of the world.	Paris	93%
The European capital of classical music. It was here that Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Schubert, Mahler, and Brahms spent much of their time studying and working.	Vienna	93%
Downtown “Music City,” the home of country and western, is full of bars and clubs where you’ll find live music on almost any night.	Nashville	90%
Explore the J-Pop vibes; dive deep into the city’s vibrant and popular karaoke world, a serious hobby for this city's locals; and pick up physical musical memories, in the form of CDs and records.	Tokyo	88%
It's the ideal place for opera buffs, as well as electro and dance fans. Dating back to 1778, this city has premiered works by Verdi, Stockhausen, and Puccini, including Turandot and Madame Butterfly.	Milan	83%
Back in the day, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Sound Garden totally ruled the airwaves and catapulted this city into the music capital stratosphere as the undisputed home of grunge.	Seattle	83%
Home to pioneering DJ and father of house music, Frankie Knuckles, who brought the genre to the city in the early 80s.	Chicago	78%
This city is the home of the blues and a key center for gospel and soul music. It was here in the early 1950s that rock’n’roll was born.	Memphis	78%
This city is home to the bossa nova genre that blends samba and jazz and gave us “The Girl from Ipanema,” believed to be the second-most recorded song in popular music history.	Rio de Janeiro	78%
“The Live Music Capital of the World,” with more music venues per inhabitant than anywhere else in the United States.	Austin	63%
A party person's haven. As renowned for its sunsets as it is for house music, if you’re a DJ, playing the island is considered a career highlight.	Ibiza Town	60%
It was here Mozart’s Don Giovanni and La clemenza di Tito were premiered in the 18th century at the historic Estates Theatre.	Prague	58%
This city reflects the generations of migrants and slaves brought here, each with their own musical culture. African rhythms and percussion have been moulded with Spanish guitars and mambo.	Havana	55%
Outdoor opera draws hundreds of people every summer. There are plenty of venues hosting major bands like the Allphones Arena where the Rolling Stones have played.	Sydney	55%
A lively and busy port city's bustling streets are also home to a music festival, Felabration, which celebrates the legacy of multiinstrumentalist and afrobeats pioneer Fela Kuti.	Lagos	43%
This city is still a major centre for classical music, hosting the University of Music and Theatre, which was founded by Felix Mendelssohn in the 19th century.	Leipzig	20%
The city is home to international events centered on jazz, classical, and electronic music, like the Robot Festival.	Bologna	13%