Live Music Venues in Clacton, Essex*

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Live Music Venues

• the rocking horse - ocassionaly has some great bands but they normally suck, though look for the monday night karoke funny as hell
• rocking horse (ie, the gothic horse) the bands are shit
• Rocking Horse Bar, Marine Parade East.
• Bands? arnt they wot you use on the pier to use the rides!!
• ROCKING HORSE at the ROYAL HOTEL is GOOD When "SHADY DEAL" Play there.
• the nelson for rock on live music and the rocking horse always good music lots of beer and rock chicks
• Rumours has loads of top DJs and MCs, with quite a few well-known people playing there. Tom Peppers also has quite a few live bands playing.

• Rocking Horse as it used to be a great dive but now is just a dive. The decor used to be quaint, but now is just crap, but my friend - Richard - DJs in there so give it a go! Tom Peppers is not bad for a live band every now and again.
• That quite quite famous man John Kegger opened "Sand On The Hun" in 1988 as a centre of musical excellence. All Germanic people in the area can come in, have sand thrown at them and then settle down for a night of rocking good music. Local man Patrick Wygome says "I like it man, you know what i'm saying?" You bet ya cock we do Patrick
• "The Rocking Horse" pub nas a billing of the very worst in local entertainment. Second only to "The Nelson", which was the birthplace of Richard Bransons favourite band...THE NOISE!
• rocking orse for the lates local bands
• The 600 club in the Little Britain district of Clacton offers a bar with full beer preparing facilities, allowing patrons to sup a glass of beer or other spirits from either bottled varities or special "on-tap" brands. There are also seats which allow patrons to sit at their leisure. On thursdays, a man comes and plays "Sultans of Swing" by Dire Straits. Twice.
• Music scene is very healthy in Clacton. Loads of local bands. Loads of pubs to accomodate them. The best two are 'The Lord Nelson' and 'The Rocking Horse' (open til 12). There are some really good studios too. Very competitive prices and loads of top equipment. What's best is the abundance of drummers and bass players...very cool indeed. Very ROCK!!
• The Ed Sullivan Theater

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