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Edinburgh Playhouse |
Major venue with a capacity of 3,000, situated at the top of Leith Walk, that hosts many big-name and West End touring shows, be it dance, musical, rock, the Fring |
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Queen's Hall |
A 900-seat concert hall, this is one of Edinburgh's leading live music venues. |
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The Usher Hall |
The Usher Hall was completed in 1910, long after Usher's death, but has become a central venue for Edinburgh concerts, as well as occasional big name comedy acts such as |
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Cabaret Voltaire |
Cabaret Voltaire is one of Edinburgh’s subterranean club and rock venues. An intimate cave-space with its low-ceilings and booths, it is situated in the underground caverns of the Cowgate. |
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Canongate Kirk |
Built in 1688, this beautifully light and spacious Kirk serves both Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle.
Experience its wonderful 'cathedral' acoustic at a concert or a regular service. |
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Edinburgh Corn Exchange |
All-purpose venue with a standing capacity of up to 2800 hosting major events, from live rock concerts to trade shows, rave nights to wedding fairs. |
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Festival Theatre Edinburgh |
The site of the current Edinburgh Festival Theatre was extended to create the largest stage of any presenting house in Britain at the time, reopening in June 1994. |
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The Mash House |
Late night club haunt, bar and live music venue on three levels.
Formerly the GRV, this familiar Edinburgh nightspot is just off the Cowgate.
Home of Just the Tonic at The Fringe. |
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The Jazz Bar |
There's a constant flow of jazz and jazz-orientated music such as acid jazz, funk-rock, and reggae, from local and touring musicians in this purpose-designed jazz venue and basement bar. |
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Luna Edinburgh |
Central Edinburgh club, right opposite the Omni Complex and Jongleurs at the top of Leith Walk. |
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Pleasance Theatre, Pleasance Courtyard |
Perhaps best known during the festival for its huge fringe festival programme, Edinburgh University's 300-capacity student union building at the Pleasance is also the venue for public events (such |
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Royal Oak |
Long-established traditional real ale pub with regular live folk music. |
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Forest Cafe |
Situated in an old building (former Edinburgh Congressional Church) on several floors, in the Edinburgh University area, the co-operatively run Forest Cafe established itself as a hub for Edinburgh |
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Ross Theatre |
The Ross Theatre (aka the Ross Band Stand) is the outdoor concert venue, with a capacity of 2000, in West Princes Street Gardens. The venue has an impressive backdrop of Edinburgh Castle and the... |
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The Liquid Room |
Like many clubs in the area, this Victoria Street live-music and clubbing venue is based in a deep, subterranean vault of the old town. |
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The Jam House |
Live music and dining across from Queen Street Gardens, with diners being entertained with an acoustic set followed by a live band from about 10pm. |
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Henry's Cellar Bar |
Longstanding music venue located in a basement bar on Morrisson Street ("dive bar supreme" is how its owners describe it) that has branched out from a purely jazz orientated line-up - it was |
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The Voodoo Rooms |
Attractively refurb'ed restaurant, bar, live music, and club venue housed in a 200 year-old building above Cafe Royal (just off the East end of Princes Street). |
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St. Cecilia's Hall |
A museum and ancient, purpose-built concert hall that has become a destination for anyone fascinated by 18th century music and historical instruments in Scotland. |
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The Village |
The Village with its wooden-floors and stone-walls, and tall ceiling has a light, open feeling to it. Regular live folk gigs.
An easy-going, Leith local near Ferry Road. |
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