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Newcastle’s Metro Radio Arena is a purpose-built concert and exhibition venue that attracts some of the biggest names in music, as well as comedy as well as exciting sporting events, ice shows and family performances.
Smaller in scale but certainly not in atmosphere, Newcastle City Hall, which opened in 1927, was the city’s first dedicated concert hall and continues to be a popular venue for rock, pop and comedy.
On the south bank of the Tyne, The Sage Gateshead is as much a tourist attraction for its iconic Lord Foster-designed architecture as it is for the music within. The stunning acoustics bring out the best in everything from rock to folk and country to jazz, not to mention its own orchestra – Northern Sinfonia – which delivers a year-round classical programme.
Prefer the sound of the underground? Head for the O2 Academy, which provides an awesome performance space for indie faves and up-and-coming acts. And if it’s real Geordie flavour you’re after, head down to Ouseburn. The Cluny, housed in an old whisky distillery, is a popular venue playing host to established bands as well as more intimate gigs from up-and-coming local artists – all with a great laid-back atmosphere. Get there early to sample the Cluny Kitchen’s delicious home-cooked food and great range of local beers. Just remember to put your pint down before you start dancing!
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Music Hall
Gateshead
Sage Gateshead is an international home for music and musical discovery. It houses two main stages of acoustic excellence, a 26-room music education centre, a music information resource centre, four bars, a brasserie and a café.
All kinds of music...
Music Hall
Newcastle upon Tyne
Find out what's on at the Metro Radio Arena Newcastle, buy your tickets and book your accommodation here.
Arts Centre
Newcastle upon Tyne
Originally a spin-off from annual Latin American festival ¡VAMOS!, Kommunity is a bar/participatory social space that hosts dance and wellbeing classes, art house film and DJ nights and the occasional daytime family rave. Drinks range from...
Music
Newcastle upon Tyne
Digital is one of the city's biggest and best loved nightclubs with four rooms, a capacity of 1,400 and one of the best sound system you'll ever encounter... the Funktion-One dance stack (and they have FOUR!).
With a trophy cabinet of...
Nightclub
Newcastle upon Tyne
MSA, our vision of what a music venue ought to be...
Music
Newcastle upon Tyne
Newcastle City Hall prides itself on showcasing the finest acts from around the world, be it Rock, Pop, Comedy or Musicals the biggest names in the business play the City Hall.
Public House / Bar
Ouseburn
The Tyne Bar promises a 'civilized blend of wonderful beer, great music and innovative food'. Visit the pub's website for news of gigs coming up or just head down to sample the very best of locally brewed real ales or enjoy a coffee in a beer garden
Music
Newcastle upon Tyne
Hoults Yard has been transformed in recent years from an industrial estate to a funky and flexible office/studio complex with character. It’s a great place to work, with a buzz from the team spirit of entrepreneurs in PR, design, digital,...
Music Hall
Newcastle upon Tyne
The Globe is one of the region's only truly independent music venues.
Because we're independent, we can showcase a huge variety of alternative & underground music and arts events, as well as offer a space for creative people to get together.
Public House / Bar
Ouseburn
One of NewcastleGateshead's coolest watering holes, The Cluny is a great venue which manages to be a bar, art gallery and music venue all rolled into one. Attracting many of the city's more artistic residents, it's situated right in the heart of the...
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