Following on from the regeneration of Leicester Square's nightlife comes the reopening of one of London's legendary live music venues. The original venue, spiritual home of The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Small Faces, Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix has become a Lloyd's Bar (shudder). The new building is the former Home nightclub and is a suitably impressive site to take up the mantle of this iconic London landmark.
A 900 capacity, top quality sound and lighting rigs, and pared-down decor suggest that this might be the venue that Leicester Square has been looking for to restore its role as the heart of London's nightlife. A serious venue, with some seriously good bands lined-up to perform.
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Following on from the regeneration of Leicester Square's nightlife comes the reopening of one of London's legendary live music venues. The original venue, spiritual home of The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Small Faces, Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix has become a Lloyd's Bar (shudder). The new building is the former Home nightclub and is a suitably impressive site to take up the mantle of this iconic London landmark.
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