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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.

The Tin venue holds a maximum capacity of 150 people; set in two vaults.

Kasbah Nightclub (formerly known as the Colosseum) is a three-room and overall 1350 person capacity independent nightclub in Coventry.

Formerly known as Hush, The Empire is a new club in Coventry that opened in September 2015, holding up to 1200 people.

The venue has hosted a number of artists including Alt-J, The Wombats, Labrinth, Feeder and Chase & Status, becoming popular with students.

The Arches is a snooker hall and live music venue situated in Spon End, Coventry.

The Wagon & Horses is a dual venue pub in the back streets of Digbeth, hosting regular live music and a fully stocked bar.

Acts such as Wolf Alice, Ed Sheeran and Dutch Uncles have all graced this cosy venue in the past.

Birmingham’s Town Hall is a 1086 capacity, neo-classical, grade 1 listed building situated in the heart of the city centre.

Situated within the ICC on Broad Street, Birmingham’s Symphony Hall is now known as one of the best concert halls in the world.