Manchester's Roadhouse will be closing in June.
The Newton Street venue will lock its doors on June 1, following a farewell gig on May 31. In the past, it hosted performances by The White Stripes, Coldplay and Elbow's debut gig.
Owner Kate Mountain spoke to the Manchester Evening News about the closure:
“The Roadhouse has championed thousands of local musicians who dreamed of rock and roll stardom.
“It was a commitment we have always taken seriously, offering a stage and an opportunity to local bands from the first week we opened the doors and will do so until the very last.”
The owners also confirmed they are currently putting together a series of farewell shows and clubnights. For updates, visit their website.
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