Get ready for a blast from the past!
A hidden gem has been unearthed at the Adelphi Club in Hull, England. During a recent carpet refit, the original stage – where legendary bands like Oasis, Radiohead, Pulp, and The Stone Roses once performed – was miraculously rediscovered. This tiny stage, dating back to the 1950s, offers a glimpse into the early days of these iconic acts.
The article delves into the history of this remarkable find, including how it was lost during a venue remodel in 1995 and the excitement surrounding its rediscovery. It also highlights the importance of supporting grassroots music venues, which are facing significant challenges today.
“Radiohead had just released ‘Creep’ and they were on the brink of being enormous. I was completely blown away by the quality of their songs.”
(Priya, Yo-Yo)
Read on to learn more about this fascinating discovery and how it connects to the ongoing fight to preserve live music.
Link to NME article: HERE
Link to Adelphi Theatre, Hull: HERE
Link to Adelphi Theatre history (with details of Radiohead gigs) HERE