Mala Uva (Dos Hermanas): Free-Entry Club Nights, Tardeo and Bingo

Mala Uva is a copas bar and club in Dos Hermanas, a town next to Seville, Spain, at Calle Sierra de Mágina 2. Entry is free (you only pay for a table or special events), it's 18+ with no sportswear, and the week has four plans: live music on Friday, terrace tardeo on Saturday afternoon, club night on Saturday and a bingo show on Sunday.

Four ways to end up in the same place

That's how Mala Uva itself put it on 21 October 2026: 'four quite different ways of ending up in the same place'. Friday is Puro Jaleo, with a live act and DJ Narvi in the booth (in autumn 2026, bands like Amoloys, Sondekalle or Malkerer). Saturday afternoon is D'Tardeo on the terrace. Saturday night is Malauva Nights, in 'club mode' with DJs like Jesús Rico or Ángel Terrón. And Sunday is LocoBingo, a bingo show hosted by Luci Reina and Kristo Strabagantha.

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The season: terrace in summer, club in winter

Mala Uva changes with the weather. On 24 September 2026 it announced that 'the terrace season is over and the real club season is back', with a Welcome Autumn party on the 26th. The tardeos came back on 17 October with a concert by Jaime Estévez at 17:30, on the eve of the Romería de Valme, the big local festival of Dos Hermanas. Doors open at 23:00 on club nights; its website lists summer hours of 23:00 to 04:00 on Fridays and 22:00 to 04:00 on Saturdays.

Free entry, and what drinks cost

This is Mala Uva's big difference: 'we don't sell tickets', and the FAQ says entry is completely free. You pay for a table, a VIP area or a special event. Its menu lists mixed drinks from €7 to €10, cocktails at €8, beer at €4 and bottles from €80 to €110, with Moët rosé at €120. Tables are booked online or by phone, for groups from two to more than a hundred.

Age and dress code

Mala Uva is 18+, and its rule on clothes is specific: no football or sports club shirts, no swimwear and no sportswear. Smart-casual is the safe choice. It also hosts private events, birthdays and themed parties.

Queues, tables and groups

Because Mala Uva doesn't sell tickets, there's no guest list to chase: if you don't have a table, you simply turn up. On busy nights that means a queue, and the club itself tells people to 'come early so you don't get caught in the queue'. Tables are the way to guarantee a spot for a group: you book online or by phone with the date, time and number of people, the club aims to confirm within 24 hours, and very large groups are asked to call. Plan your way back to Seville before you go, especially on Saturdays, when the night runs until 04:00.

Mala Uva follows Dos Hermanas' own calendar. In October 2026 it 'compressed the weekend' before the Romería de Valme, which it calls the town's big festival, held on Sunday 18: a Friday night with live music by Malkerer and DJ Narvi, and the first Saturday tardeo of the season on the terrace. B3, the venue of the Sunday SBK parties, is in the same town.