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A Birmingham institution since 1972, moved from Paradise Circus to Smallbrook Queensway in 2016. Several rooms of indie, Motown, chart and alternative,…
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A large multi-room commercial club on Broad Street, geared to student nights and chart-led weekends. It closed permanently in February 2024, when Rekom UK — then the country's biggest nightclub operator — went into administration and shut seventeen venues.
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A Birmingham institution since 1972, moved from Paradise Circus to Smallbrook Queensway in 2016. Several rooms of indie, Motown, chart and alternative,…
A Digbeth club built around northern soul, ska, reggae and Britpop, with a sprung floor and a soul-club atmosphere.
A Digbeth warehouse club with an outdoor yard, central to Birmingham's underground programming.
A converted Digbeth industrial building programming live shows and large electronic club nights.
Originally built as a chapel in the 1900s and now a multi-room Digbeth venue combining gigs with club nights.
The centre of Birmingham's Gay Village since 1969, over several floors with cabaret, drag and club nights.