Clubs and Pubs Archives – Punk 77 Clubs and Pubs Archives – Punk 77

Clubs and Pubs

100 Club – London

The 100 Club is the famous London venue that held the 1976 Punk Rock Festival with the Sex Pistols, Clash and others. Still putting on gigs.

CBGB – New York

CBGB was Hilly Kristal’s legendary New York music venue that helped the emerging punk and art scenes in the Bowery in the seventies.

Dingwalls – London

Dingwalls Dance Hall, now the Powerhaus, at Camden Lock is one of those forgotten legendary music venues on the London Circuit.

Hammersmith Odeon – London

The Hammersmith Odeon was a larger gig venue that initially bands like Patti Smith, Ramones & Television played.

Man In The Moon

The Man In The Moon was a pub on the KIng’s Road. London and popular with punks in early 1977 due to gigs featuring X Ray Spex and The Ants.

Max’s Kansas City – New York

Max’s Kansas City was a legendary New York venue from the sixties with an alternative crowd and later gave a home to emerging US punk bands.

The Hope & Anchor – London

The Hope & Anchor in Islington London was a key venue for both emerging punk and pub bands in 1977.

The Marquee – London

The Marquee was arguably the most famous and iconic music club in the world located in Wardour Street London that put on punk gigs.

The Music Machine – London

The Music Machine is a concert venue and former theatre in Camden Town, London, that put on regular punk gigs like The Clash.

The Nashville – London

The Nashville Room was a music venue in Kensington London which saw Pub Rock, souped up R&B and then Punk.

The Rainbow – London

The Rainbow was a music venue in Finsbury Park that featured the legendary Clash gig where the seats were ripped out and thrown onstage.

The Red Cow – London

The Red Cow was at 157 Hammersmith Road, London W6. Bands who played included The Stranglers, 999, The Damned, the Police & The Jam.

The Roebuck

The Roebuck was a pub n the corner of the King’s Road & Beaufort Street London that was frequented by punks for a short period of time.

The Roundhouse – London

The Roundhouse was a legendary music venue in Camden that held gigs featuring everyone from the Doors to the Stranglers.

The Roxy Club

The Roxy was located at 41–43 Neal Street in London’s Covent Garden and was key to the rise and continue spread of Punk from 1976-1978 under Andrew Czezowski & Kevin St John.

The Vortex – London

The Vortex was after The Roxy Club the second legendary London Punk club and which also released a live album from the club.