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Review of Godskitchen Presents The Last Dance

Review of Sonic Wave

Review of Shadow Entertainment presents: The Valentines Ball 2024

Drinks way over priced, no vip queue and vip area shut, floors disgusting and dangerous and wet all night 
Music was brilliant venue was a shambles 

You got what it says on tin naughty dnb powered by that rc1 system ?'??'?

Review of Kurt Vile and The Violators + King Hannah

Loved that.  It's been nearly 30 years since I went to the Institute and it was great to see that's it's still a fantastic place to see live music. Kurt Vile and his band were tight musically and the sound was pretty good. A fair amount of the set list was from his last two albums - but since I love both of them, that was fine with me. Audience reaction was a little subdued at the start, but as the evening progressed became much more animated with a great ovation at the end. The band were clearly enjoying themselves and so did I. Great night.

One of my favourite Birmingham venues and the band were excellent.

Woi!! Even though this event was in 2017, the memories make me smile. Feel happy. Yes!! Big up Bassman! Middle finger! All the ravers ( people out to spread love and positivity) that create a fantastic vibe. Love it. If you know you know ennit?

Review of Bassman presents: Fifty Shades Of Bass

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The Institute is a 2,900 capacity music venue. It has three rooms: the 2,000-capacity main auditorium, the smaller library which holds up to 600 people and the 300-capacity &#39;The Temple&#39;.  

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The Institute is a 2,900 capacity music venue. It has three rooms: the 2,000-capacity main auditorium, the smaller library which holds up to 600 people and the 300-capacity &#39;The Temple&#39;.

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