Venue guide: The Arches, Coventry
The Arches is a snooker hall and live music venue situated in Spon End, Coventry.
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Author: Francis Smith
Venue guide: The Big Comfy Bookshop, Coventry
Opened in 2014 as a part of Coventry’s creative quarter Fargo Village, The Big Comfy is an independent bookshop that plays host to intimate acoustic and folk gigs.
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Venue guide: The Copper Rooms, Coventry
The venue has hosted a number of artists including Alt-J, The Wombats, Labrinth, Feeder and Chase & Status, becoming popular with students.
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Venue guide: The Empire, Coventry
Formerly known as Hush, The Empire is a new club in Coventry that opened in September 2015, holding up to 1200 people.
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Venue guide: Kasbah Nightclub, Coventry
Kasbah Nightclub (formerly known as the Colosseum) is a three-room and overall 1350 person capacity independent nightclub in Coventry.
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Venue guide: The Tin, Coventry
The Tin venue holds a maximum capacity of 150 people; set in two vaults.
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Venue guide: Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry
Opened in 1974 and commissioned by The University Of Warwick, Warwick Arts Centre is a hub for art and music in Coventry and Warwick.
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Venue guide: Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton’s Civic hall is one of the West Midlands’ most established music venues and houses two different main stages within it.
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Venue guide: Newhampton Arts Centre, Wolverhampton
Newhampton Arts Centre is a unique venue based in Wolverhampton that caters for all manner of arts events, workshops and creative projects.
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Venue guide: The Robin 2, Bilston
The Robin 2 is a 700 capacity live concert venue. Some of the names this venue has played host to include Red Hot Chili Peppers and Slade.
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