Dont forget Teddys for beddys as well.Remember going in tower 1 night and was gutted i got in...was 18 and it was over 21s night.

Once went to Spiders with a chap I worked with. He wasn't planning to go to a club, but was dressed in trousers and shirt. Anyway, we got to the front of the queue.



"If you come again," said the bouncer, "if you could wear jeans that'd be great."

"Wasn't planning on coming here originally" says my mate.

"That's fine. But if you could wear jeans."



He spent the night feeling a bit overdressed, and to this day it's probably the only time he's ever nearly been refused entry for being overdressed.

You're all wrong. When it opened it was called Studio Circus. "The lights, the sound, the new name in town."



It wasn't really very good. Too small for it's sound system, in my opinion.

your right i knew it was called something before ritzy i went the night it opened la toya jackson opened it and the pub at the side was called sound city when it opened and does anyone remember quigleys

I don't think I'm that old but I remember those days, jeez you even had to have your shoes polished too. I remember my mate having a very trendy pair of suede shoes and they refused him entry because they didnt look dressy enough.

bali hi wow that brings back memories,anybody remember scamps? bit rough, baileys top floor at the old co op, beerkellar? hoff brohouse next to scamps,oh the old memories come flooding back

Good memories with some of the names mentioned in this thread, been chucked out of most of em





Personally miss the 'old' new town pubs, Shire, Star of the West, Bass House, Institute, Le Vinos's, Scribes/Yates, Chequers, White Horse, Cheese, Punch



Cracking on a saturday or sunday night

Always prefared Sunday night's , Milf night.

Milf wasnt even a name when we was out then Steve.

Always started off in Shire and made our way round...could add Dram shop to that as well as noth the same..also george as well.

I was chatting to a friend the other day.



Example is opening it, they've also got Wiley, Tinchy Stryder, Alabama 3, Tim Burgess, Ian Mcculloch of Echo and Bunnymen all confirmed and a few others pencilled in.



It will be amazing inside, the only problem is that town is rubbish. I'm sure it will have a busy midweek student night but the crowd you want to attract stay outside of Hull centre.



They also own a few other brands like Digital, Fibbers, Factory etc.

I like the sound of that, I'm sick of having to travel miles to see decent bands and also being ripped off for parking, food and drink. I know it's not NEC but I've still travelled to Manchester, Leeds, Lincoln, Bradford etc etc to watch the likes of said bands.