53 Degrees is the home of live music in Preston.
The Venue is dedicated to bringing the most exciting and diverse acts right to the heart of Lancashire.

The venue has attracted some of the biggest names in music and remains dedicated to seeking out exciting new bands at the very start of their careers, these have included We Are Scientists, The Hoosiers, The Courteeners and The Whip.

Over the past 5 years the likes of The Streets, Kasabian, The Fratellis, Funeral For A Friend, Dizzee Rascal, The Charlatans, Tinchy Stryder, The Coral, and Calvin Harris, have graced the 1,500 capacity venue bringing truly legendary and unforgettable performances.

The oldest club in the city of Rzeszów in Poland.

Palma offers the best events every Thursday! Cheap admission, a professional DJ, and a whole bunch of people who want to have fun.

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Jar Music Live has entered into a tour and promotion partnership with the Viper Rooms in LA, which will add to the existing 22 venues the company is a key promoter for. This partnership will allow the company to increase the exposure and profile of its artist in the lucrative east coast of America.

The world-famous Viper Rooms, since its stellar opening in 1993, has hosted the likes of Smashing Pumpkins, Matchbox 20, Oasis, Green Day, Billy Idol, Sheryl Crow, The Kult, The Knack, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Everclear, Run-D.M.C., Deus, The Black Crowes, Iggy Pop, Lenny Kravitz, Johnny Cash, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Stone Temple Pilots, Bruce Springsteen, Counting Crows, Pearl Jam, Iggy Pop, Porno For Pyros, Sandra Bernhardt, Dennis Rodman and Hunter S. Thompson, as well as an array of other internationally-established artists and the cult favorites of America's underground. But often big name acts aren't even advertised, they just show up.

This intimate nightclub, once owned by Johnny Depp, is styled in the fashion of Harlem's great 1920's jazz clubs. To those who have never visited the Viper Room, you will find it surprisingly cozy, holding only 350 people. Giving fans the opportunity to see national headlining artists that sell out arenas performing for them in such a private and personal environment has become one of the club's trademarks.

Another tradition that the Viper Room has consistently upheld is to treat unsuspecting patrons to outstanding surprise performances and special guest appearances. The Pussycat Dolls event in 2001 had No Doubt's Gwen Stefani on stage and Cameron Diaz, Christina Aguilera, and Alicia Silverstone in the crowd.

The night Johnny Cash played at the club, the audience included Sean Penn, Tom Petty, Juliette Lewis, Dwight Yokum, and Johnny Depp. Mick Fleetwood ("Fleetwood Mac") has been spotted here several times. Christina Applegate tended bar one night (and was there the night River Phoenix died). When Joan Osbourne played the club, Michael Keaton did the announcing. Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Heche were caught smoking in the club while watching a performance of the band Live. Members of Counting Crows and Rage Against the Machine were also in the audience for that show. Tom Arnold met his wife, Julie, here.

In September of 1995, Bruce Springsteen dropped by for an impromtu concert.

In March of '99, the Stone Temple Pilots performed together for the first time in two years, to an audience that included Chris Rock and Marilyn Manson.

The club is divided into two floors. In the upstairs main room, you will find live performances, a live DJ, an open dance floor, booth seating and a bar. The downstairs lounge opens to the public around 10:30 pm nightly and is designed like an intimate parlor.

The Well in Newcastle, used to known as Joseph's Well, officially changed its name during 2009.

The Well / Joseph's Well has been a live music venue for a number of years, picking up some of the slack left by The Duchess and evolving into a 7-nights a week outlet for live music from local unsigned to international tours.

The venue is open up to 2am on weekends with frequent late club shows and DJs on top of the regular gigs.

Recent appearances by The Killers, British Sea Power, Buck 65, Kaiser Chiefs, Wheatus, Bloc Party, The Kills, The Stills, The Dears, Isis, Lars Frederickesen, Gallows, La Dispute, Sisters of Mercy, The Cribs, Souls of Mischief and many many others have confirmed The Well's place as an essential stepping stone venue for your next new favourite bands.

Riverside Live Music Venue provides a breath of fresh air to the North East Music scene. It is without doubt the most flexible venue in the region with a varying capacity making it ideal for big established acts as well as being a platform to be proud of for the best local talent.

Right on the banks of the cities famous Quayside, the look and feel of Riverside is refreshing to say the least; this iconic building has been transformed into an exceptional Live venue, decorated with an amazing array of musical heritage and iconic images. This really is a place for the regions music lovers to be proud of. Whether you love Rock, Folk, Punk, Ska or Alternative music, check out our listings and come and share our passion for everything live.

The Brickyard is Carlisle's only full time live music venue. It was opened a decade ago and has gone from strength to strength hosting thousands of events. Converted from a church to a 320 capacity venue the high stage, exposed brickwork and fantastic atmosphere has built The Brickyard a great reputation in the touring band circuit.

Acts such as The Arctic Monkeys, Babyshambles, The Fall, Idlewild, Kasabian, Foals, Sugar Hill Gang, Ash, Maximo Park and Biffy Clyro have all graced the venues stage, along with many more.