The Garage Concert Venue / Live Music Venue

When it opened in 1993, The Garage was home to some of the grungiest London bands. Now, it’s primarily used as an indie-rock performance venue.

The Garage was renamed the Relentless Garage in June of 2009, after the company Relentless Energy Drinks bought access to joint naming rights. Along with the new name came a complete refurbishment of the venue. New features include premier production facilities, as well as better lightning, dressing rooms, and the latest PA system. In addition, the Garage now has advanced digital capabilities, which allow for high quality recordings of live performances. The venue has also upped its seating capacity from 350 to 600.

Shows at the Garage have included incredible talents, such as The Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Shins, Radiohead and Oasis.

The Garage has strict age restrictions; only concert-goers over the age of 14 years of age are permitted into the venue and those under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Specific events at the Garage may have their own additional age restrictions; therefore it is important to check these restrictions before buying tickets. Identification might be necessary to gain entry and all club events are 18 and over, unless there has been a notice stating otherwise.