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Ticketing – Ensure the ticket QR code is readily accessible for scanning upon entry.
Security Measures – For safety, the security team may conduct bag searches and pat-downs at the entrance.
Drug Policy – A strict zero-tolerance policy regarding drugs is enforced. Any substances found will be confiscated, and the individual will be removed from the venue.
Challenge 25 – When purchasing alcoholic beverages, be prepared to show ID if appearing under 25.
Disability Access – Specific access needs should be notified in advance. For more information, visit the accessibility tab.
Smoking and Vaping – Smoking and vaping are not permitted inside the venue. There is a smoking area located at the back of the venue.
Zero Tolerance for Abuse – A zero-tolerance policy towards any form of abuse or harassment of staff members is enforced. Individuals engaging in such behaviour will be immediately removed and may face further action.
This venue offers step-free access on the ground floor.
A designated wheelchair viewing section is available with direct access to an accessible toilet.
Priority entry is available upon request.
Complimentary entry for carers can be arranged upon request.
Parking is located conveniently across from the venue on New Bird Street.
Please submit an access request using the form provided below.
The Skids formed in 1977 in their home town of Dunfermline, Scotland by Richard Jobson, Stuart Adamson, Bill Simpson, & Tom Kellichan. After releasing an independent single the band were played by BBC Radio One’s John Peel, supported The Clash in concert and then were signed to Virgin Records in 1978. Their first singles were “Sweet Surburbia”, “The Saints are Coming” and “Into the Valley” – the latter reaching the UK Top Ten in early 1979.
Their seminal debut album “Scared to Dance” came out in 1979 which was quickly followed by two chart singles – “Masquerade” and “Working for the Yankee Dollar”. Both singles were taken from the Bill Nelson produced second album “Days in Europa” (1979). The album also featured new member Rusty Egan of Rich Kids & Visage fame after the departure of Tom Kellichan. The band released two more albums “The Absolute Game” (1980) and “Joy” (1981) before splitting.
Spear Of Destiny first appeared on the scene back in 1983 fronted by Kirk Brandon after the break up of his previous band Theatre Of Hate. Spear of Destiny released a series of incredible singles such as ‘Prisoner of Love’, ‘Liberator’, ‘The Wheel’ and ‘Never Take Me Alive, the latter reaching the UK Top 20.
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