The Knowhere Guide

The Local Music Scene in Heywood, Greater Manchester*

Heywood, Greater Manchester Record Shops and Venues

Record Shops

• china shops sells minimal cds

Clubs (Dance Music) and Music Bars

• Heywood Victoria plays to the older and or the more mature young person, so if you like 60's 70's 80's music without head banging you should try there. Live Bands on Friday and soon saturday bands from around the country All types!!
• The Foobar formally Sohos is the best night club in town open till three fri and sat good age range and also over two floors ground floor for twentys and upwards upstairs from eighteen onwards.
• sohos where all the kiddies go on fridays
• the place to be on any weekend is the basement it might be crowded it might be warm and there might be under age drinkers but i have a giggle and so do my mates the queen ann isnt that bad either just been done up so gine it a gander!
• basement! its free and you dont have to wear shoes :oD
• Years ago when we were just remarkably young patrons, we frequented the Seven Stars. Then they opened Soho's and The Basement. Wish it was still the old days if you know what I mean!
• got three clubs all crap, over crowded smelly drug pits, inhabited by under age drinkers
• SOHOS. BASEMENT. RUMOURS. QUEEN ANNE .STONEMASONS
• The Bamford Heywood Disco every Saturday night, late bar
• sohos is ok if you want to stick to the floor!!!!
• sohos is the best club in heywood, but beware of the stairs also there is rumours and the basement
• Bamford Squash Club discos

Live Music Venues

• I have read some of the comments on Heywood, it appears that that most people dont seem to like it, which I can understand if you have taken the time to visit the places and check them out, not sure others have, question has anyone tried out the Heywood Victoria since it had it's revamp thought not, should do though
• Heywood Civic Centre, for bands like, The solling rones or the meatles.
• the vic is a cool place to go see bands and there always rock in the park in the summer

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Last updated: 2007-08-08