Venue archive
A regional map for clubs, warehouses, leisure centres, fields and one-night spaces people still talk about.
Factory Records' Manchester club became one of the best-known acid house and Madchester venues, with nights such as Hot helping to turn imported house records into a local scene.
Nights and links: Hot, Nude, Flesh, Madchester-era acid house.
A huge 1990s rave-scale venue associated with big crowd energy, reunion culture and events connected to Life, Asylum, Compulsion, Fantazia and Helter Skelter memories.
Nights and links: Manchester Forever, Bowlers reunions, large-scale rave brands.
A converted warehouse club in Bootle whose all-night parties became part of Liverpool's acid house and rave memory, with reunion culture and archive exhibitions keeping the story alive.
Nights and links: Quadrant Park reunions, Liverpool acid house, all-night warehouse parties.
Often remembered as one of the UK's first legal all-night rave club spaces, The Eclipse helped put Coventry on the rave map in the early 1990s.
Nights and links: Eclipse all-nighters, Amnesia House-era memories, rave poster and flyer culture.
A grand former Methodist hall turned club venue, remembered across house, techno, rave and later superclub-era Birmingham nights.
Nights and links: Atomic Jam, House of God, Sundissential-era Birmingham club culture.
Early London acid house nights helped set the tone: smaller rooms, Balearic records, smiley iconography and a crowd that felt like it had found a new language.
Nights and links: Shoom, Future, Spectrum, Trip, Heaven and early London acid house.
A key London name for hardcore, jungle and early rave memories, often discussed alongside pirate radio, MCs and darker breakbeat evolution.
Nights and links: Labrynth, breakbeat hardcore, jungle roots, London rave flyers.
A major 1990s rave destination associated with Dreamscape, Helter Skelter, hardcore, jungle and coach-trip memories from across the country.
Nights and links: Dreamscape, Helter Skelter, hardcore and jungle arena culture.
This section is for Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish rave memories as the archive grows: club flyers, oral history, crowd photos and venue-specific links.
Nights and links: Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Swansea, Belfast and regional rave routes.
