Situated within the lively music venue and centre point: Cologne's Stadtgarten, Jaki is known for its creative mix of different musical styles. It was established in October 2019 after the old Studio 672 was rebuilt, taking on a new identity while honouring its musical history.

The name Jaki is a tribute to the famous & local German drummer Jaki Liebezeit, known for his work with the experimental rock band Can. It reflects the clubs commitment to pushing musical boundaries and encouraging creativity.

Jaki has a strong connection to Cologne's local subculture, especially within the experimental electronic scene. The venue regularly hosts club nights featuring emerging and underground electronic acts, providing a platform for experimental sounds to flourish. Espacially the "Tom-Tom Club"-series features local artists, while the venue coordinates an intriguing additonal booking featuring diverse subgenres.

With additonal regulars like the "E.P.I.Q" collective or "BFF" the club offers an entrypoint into the local community and support, safe spaces and exuberant dancing. The club often surprises with captivating international bookings and performances, giving space to things like leftfield bass music or diverse concert during the week.

Besides different concepts of electronic music, Jaki also hosts live concerts covering a wide range of genres from jazz to avant-garde and experimental performances. As part of the Stadtgarten and it's strong and professional roots in jazz and artist-development, Jaki functions as an additional outlet for local live music and experimental events. It works as an important part of Cologne's cultural scene, also because of its commitment to non-conforming music, local talent and diverse events. With additonal regulars like the "E.P.I.Q" collective or "BFF" the club offers an entrypoint into the local community and support, safe spaces and exuberant dancing. The club often surprises with captivating international bookings and performances, tanging from