Stampen Jazzpub is at Stora Nygatan 5 in Gamla Stan, Stockholm. Visit Stockholm describes two floors, two stages and two bars, with live music daily. The venue says it books live music six days a week throughout the year, so check its programme for the night’s acts.

The music ranges from swing, dixieland and traditional jazz to blues and 1950s and 1960s rock, according to Visit Stockholm. The venue describes its programme as American roots music, including modern blues, soul and R&B. Stampen became a jazz pub in 1968. Its history includes a 17th-century cellar and a period as a pawnshop; it was previously used by the French Reform Church until 1880. Antique objects and instruments remain on display, including items hanging from the ceiling.

The bar serves cocktails, beer, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks. There is also a bar menu of hearty food. The venue’s information gives no prices for entry, food or drinks. It says entry is drop-in only, with no reservations, and that concert tickets are not sold in advance unless an event listing says otherwise. The age limit is 18.

For a first visit, the venue suggests taking a taxi to the jazz club in Gamla Stan or using the Gamla Stan metro station. The Royal Palace is about five minutes away on foot, according to the venue.