Rescue Rooms

Here's a snap from the last time April Towers played here at Rescue Rooms... and they'll be doing it all over again in September to celebrate their debut album 'Certified Freaky'!! Tix to see the Nottingham heroes are available at http://alt.tkts.me/tl/ti2x 🎵🎵

We're down to our last few £7 tickets, and with less than 20 days to go they're flying!! Join us at our second ever The Rescue Rooms Beer Festival 2018 on the 26th August.
It'll be a day filled with beer, food & music! We're bringing you Brasswürst Bavarian Band to close the show but through out the day we'll have music from the likes of Holly Fallon, Soft Girls & Boys Club, MoIlie Ralph & Chloe Rodgers and many, many more...
More info & tickets in event

Coming up next week gig fans we've got Steven Page of Barenaked Ladies performing his solo material! He'll be giving sneak previews of his new work from forthcoming album 'Discipline: Heal Thyself, Pt II'. You can sample 'White Noise' below.
Tickets for his show are available at http://alt.tkts.me/tl/wi2l

GET UP TIGHT OUT NOW 🌴
The lads in Cassia have just released this video for their new track 'Get Up Tight' and it's ace! They'll be here in October for a massive show, get tix asap at http://alt.tkts.me/tl/arhq
🌴🌴
... https://Cassia.lnk.to/GetUpTight
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There's still a good few weeks before the university's return which means PLENTY of time to PARTY at PRESSURE!!!
Where else is there to be on a Tuesday night?! 🕺🕺🕺

Indie rockers Don't Forget Rupert will be here on Saturday fresh from electric performances at Tramlines and Splendour, and will be playing new material from upcoming EP 'Full Circle': http://alt.tkts.me/tl/d1bd

Hating Monday? Making plans for the weekend already? Make sure they involve seeing the monumental Soulfly here at Rescue Rooms! Tickets are available at http://alt.tkts.me/tl/3c6n

Final few hours to get on tonight's FREE ENTRY guestlist! 🕺🕺🕺
Simply click 'going' or 'interested' to be added - Stealth Vs Rescued - Free Guestlist (04/08/18).

We're in NME's Best Indie Clubs (first one on the list!) 👏👏

Indie fans, we're excited to be welcoming The Absolute Stone Roses to Rescue Rooms later this month courtesy of the fan favourite Quadrophenia night!
Tickets are available via http://alt.tkts.me/tl/s573

“Our music comes from a want for a constant summer, it’s an escape mechanism,”
The summer-tastic Cassia are hitting the road later this year, check out their great interview with Clash Music! Grab tickets for what will be a super fun gig here at Rescue Rooms to brighten up your October >> http://alt.tkts.me/tl/62m6

Looking for something to do tonight? (Or EVERY wednesday..) We've got you covered.. join us for our weekly Quiz & Karaoke!
Head over to Wednesdays at The Rescue Rooms to find out the weekly themes.
Karaoke will be in full swing from 11pm with tonnes of amazing drinks offers!
... What's your favourite karaoke song?
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@loveisland got everyone like... 😭😭😭😍☺️☺️☺️

Happy hour all night tonight. That means £2 pints! Also, we have our weekly open mic in the main bar, so come and get involved PLUS we’re showing the @loveisland final on the big screen in the main venue. Free Entry! #LoveIslandFinal #Nottingham #AcousticRooms

Due to popular demand we've upgraded the Love Island Final Screening, Nottingham to the main venue! Free tix available through link in event to guarantee entry!
The final is on 9pm-10.30pm followed by a DJ so come down and join us for THE BIGGEST night of the year (..maybe). #JANI

After a few stunning festival appearances, as well as at 브리즈웨이 - Breezeway music weeks in Korea, neo-soul and Nottingham's own Ady Suleiman will be headlining here at Rescue Rooms in October!! Let's make it a big ol' homecoming show shall we? Tickets are flying out at http://alt.tkts.me/tl/psar

RUMfest today! Doors from 2pm, Free Entry until 10pm and more Summer vibes than you can shake a stick at... Speaking of, join/watch our limbo competition this evening. 🍹😎🍍🌴💃🏻🕺🏻

Ours doors are open, the rum is flowing and 3Cz is smelling amazing as always! Come celebrate #pride with us 🌈🌈🌈

Gig news >> Maribou State's London show is now sold out, and other dates on the tour haven't got many tickets left either! Now's a good time to get your tickets as the hype is building towards the release of their second album in September: http://alt.tkts.me/tl/ceni

Saw Del Suelo and The Dead South there 26/04. Such a great venue, easy to see the stage from anywhere you stand. Also the security staff were fantastic!! Will definitely be coming back!!

I came to the Rescue Rooms last night with some friends to see The Quireboys…..



They were fabulous, as were the support band, what a cracking band.



But I have to also say a word or two about the fantastic Rescue Rooms staff……



The folks in the door security team and the bar team were exceptional. Such lovely, friendly people.



From the moment we walked in, it was obvious we were going to have a fantastic night.



Well done, Rescue Rooms, a definite 5 stars from me.

Had a fantastic time, lovely food, great music and a great choice of gins. Well done to everyone involved!

Had a fab time at your gin festival last night.

Great choice of gins food and music !

Please do again soon

Great venue. Decent sound. Security & bar staff top notch & happy to chat. £4 for San Miguel?? ���

Long walk to the gents but a minor gripe. Always happy to go back!

Fantastic Night with Turbowolf, Puppy & Big Spring. Made the trip from the Norfolk Coast and the first time at the Rescue Rooms for us but certainly won't be the last, what a great intimate venue, atmosphere electric and the staff all really helpful.

Definitely Oasis! Great gig, great venue. Reasonable prices on the beer and a great view where ever you stand.

It's essentially a long, wide room with a stage and a PA system.

Love it!

Been to the rescue rooms to see Myles Kennedy tonight. Great little venue with the best security staff I've ever come across. Big shout out for Matthew, he is awesome at his job, went the extra mile with everyone. He sure enjoys his job, it shows. Deserves a big fat bonus �

As someone who has limited mobility going to music venues can be a challenge if not impossible at times. The rescue rooms could not have been more accommodating or helpful. The stored my wheelchair away securely and placed a stool right near the stage (but in a safe place). The security guard (tall guy with a shaved head) asked where we wanted to stand and made sure we made our way in before the crowds. I would defiantly go there again and recommend it to anyine with limited mobility. Thank you for making live music accessible.

A massive thank you to Matthew and the security team. Professional, friendly and very helpful. As I'm severely visually impaired they helped to make my experience at the venue better than I could have hoped for. Greatly appreciated!

A great venue with a couple of outdoor areas to chill out at, and city-central.

Good drinks offers and good atmosphere. Staff were helpful.

Wednesday night is great quiz from 8 pm the Karaoke here is great for the younger and sociable and club-minded people, 11pm -3am.

The main area was cooking hot, the projector even shut down a few times overheating, and the cable mics could be a risk as the area gets packed, with traffic and dancing to singers, but that being said, all else was great.

​

DJ Mat & Kieran were good, clear and fair.

Good sound system, gets a great regular crowd, so be part of the karaoke-Krowd 🎤

Great mid week late one to check out. Come and join us next Wednesday, be early to get name on long list.

Great little music venue, multi story carpark ( Talbot st just a couple of minutes walk away from the venue)

Bar snacks - of the student variety I would say , we had cheesy chilli and chips. Inexpensive and tasty

Outside seating area for those wanting to smoke. Nice bar friendly staff and drinks reasonably priced

Balcony in the actual gig room so great views even if you are vertically challenged like me

Having attended the Square One first birthday at Rescue Rooms on Friday, I feel it necessary to alert you to some areas of development for your security personnel, which became apparent that evening.



After arriving at the venue, me and a friend queued for approximately 20 minutes, during which time we struggled to find her ticket on her emails. When we reached the security, we still hadn't found it, and asked if we could stand on the other side of the barrier, and rejoin the queue once we had located the ticket. When we did find the ticket, we asked to resume our place in the queue, to which one of them said 'nah, you've pissed us about now, go to the back of the queue'.



I'm not quite sure if this gentleman adopts a different definition of 'pissing about' to the general populous, but at most, this would be characterised as a minor inconvenience. We were then required to queue for another 20 minutes, which resulted in us arriving in the venue 5 minutes before the end of 2 of our friends sets. (It might be helpful to interject here that my friend and I had travelled from Sheffield and Bristol respectively, for this particular event)



Just as patrons of music venues are encouraged to leave their egos at the door, I think it would be prudent to advise members of your security staff to do the same. Maybe this was a severe case of little man syndrome...who knows? But it resulted in me parting with some cash behind the bar to relax a bit before I could enjoy the night. (Perhaps this is all part of your cunning plan to maximise bar revenues!)



Overlooking the aforementioned issue, this was an excellent venue, and the members of security inside the venue exemplified professionalism. I hope to return, but if I have to tolerate either of these prickly individuals, I may weep.

Usually a good idea to have the door staff in place before doors due to open, not over half an hour later. And don't close the balcony an hour after you've let customers in, because you apparently haven't sold enough tickets to warrant it being open. Have been to the venue many times in the past and always had a good time - this was piss poor though.

the event itself was okay but the security guards were absolutely horrible! My friend was drunk, as everyone else in the club was, and was absolutely fine but because of the rain she slipped on one of the steps. The security guards grabbed her by the arm and dragged her out the club calling her a dirty whore and a slut for no reason other than she was a bit drunk?! They were all extremely nasty and called a group of 19 year old girls all sluts, whores etc which is SO unacceptable. We had done absolutely nothing wrong. Disgusting behaviour from grown men

The place is poor for viewing on a busy night unless you're around the front of the balcony or at the front or are 7 feet tall, you will have a job getting to the bar when busy and forget the merch man. Also Mop the floors ffs!

If anyone was in Rescue Rooms nightclub at around 2:15am on Wednesday 14th March was wondering if you could help!

Did you see what happened to the young lad that was injured?

If so please private message me! Thanks in advance

Have to say this had a passport taken from a friend of mine and a week later we went to get it back to be told the room it was in was locked and there was no manager on the premises to open the room after numerous calls and emails today we finally got s straight answer that they had sent it back to passport office which yes I know they have to do but we have tried to collect it in the past so they knew we were coming to try and get it but discarded that information. They should also let the persons know if they’d be sending it back to the passport office which we were never told! So people be warned make sure you take bank cards and other forms of id to prove you are who you are! This place is a joke !

Had tickets for Jinkx Monsoon - 8pm-11pm. Due to the fact the evening did not kick off before 10pm, had to miss most of this!!! TERRIBLE. No-one explained what was happening - we just stood in a queue for most of the evening, and got about an hour show. If you have tickets, you should adhere to the information printed on them. 8-11pm should mean that and not 10pm until (I assume) 1am. Had to leave, just after 11pm for bus so don't know what time event finished. If knew would be so late, wouldn't have booked, but stupidly thought as ticket said 8pm, would start at 8pm. Lost two customers here - will NEVER return.

Saw Del Suelo and The Dead South there 26/04. Such a great venue, easy to see the stage from anywhere you stand. Also the security staff were fantastic!! Will definitely be coming back!!

I came to the Rescue Rooms last night with some friends to see The Quireboys…..



They were fabulous, as were the support band, what a cracking band.



But I have to also say a word or two about the fantastic Rescue Rooms staff……



The folks in the door security team and the bar team were exceptional. Such lovely, friendly people.



From the moment we walked in, it was obvious we were going to have a fantastic night.



Well done, Rescue Rooms, a definite 5 stars from me.

Had a fantastic time, lovely food, great music and a great choice of gins. Well done to everyone involved!

Had a fab time at your gin festival last night.

Great choice of gins food and music !

Please do again soon

Great venue. Decent sound. Security & bar staff top notch & happy to chat. £4 for San Miguel?? ���

Long walk to the gents but a minor gripe. Always happy to go back!

Fantastic Night with Turbowolf, Puppy & Big Spring. Made the trip from the Norfolk Coast and the first time at the Rescue Rooms for us but certainly won't be the last, what a great intimate venue, atmosphere electric and the staff all really helpful.

Definitely Oasis! Great gig, great venue. Reasonable prices on the beer and a great view where ever you stand.

It's essentially a long, wide room with a stage and a PA system.

Love it!

Been to the rescue rooms to see Myles Kennedy tonight. Great little venue with the best security staff I've ever come across. Big shout out for Matthew, he is awesome at his job, went the extra mile with everyone. He sure enjoys his job, it shows. Deserves a big fat bonus �

As someone who has limited mobility going to music venues can be a challenge if not impossible at times. The rescue rooms could not have been more accommodating or helpful. The stored my wheelchair away securely and placed a stool right near the stage (but in a safe place). The security guard (tall guy with a shaved head) asked where we wanted to stand and made sure we made our way in before the crowds. I would defiantly go there again and recommend it to anyine with limited mobility. Thank you for making live music accessible.

A massive thank you to Matthew and the security team. Professional, friendly and very helpful. As I'm severely visually impaired they helped to make my experience at the venue better than I could have hoped for. Greatly appreciated!

A great venue with a couple of outdoor areas to chill out at, and city-central.

Good drinks offers and good atmosphere. Staff were helpful.

Wednesday night is great quiz from 8 pm the Karaoke here is great for the younger and sociable and club-minded people, 11pm -3am.

The main area was cooking hot, the projector even shut down a few times overheating, and the cable mics could be a risk as the area gets packed, with traffic and dancing to singers, but that being said, all else was great.

​

DJ Mat & Kieran were good, clear and fair.

Good sound system, gets a great regular crowd, so be part of the karaoke-Krowd 🎤

Great mid week late one to check out. Come and join us next Wednesday, be early to get name on long list.

Great little music venue, multi story carpark ( Talbot st just a couple of minutes walk away from the venue)

Bar snacks - of the student variety I would say , we had cheesy chilli and chips. Inexpensive and tasty

Outside seating area for those wanting to smoke. Nice bar friendly staff and drinks reasonably priced

Balcony in the actual gig room so great views even if you are vertically challenged like me

Having attended the Square One first birthday at Rescue Rooms on Friday, I feel it necessary to alert you to some areas of development for your security personnel, which became apparent that evening.



After arriving at the venue, me and a friend queued for approximately 20 minutes, during which time we struggled to find her ticket on her emails. When we reached the security, we still hadn't found it, and asked if we could stand on the other side of the barrier, and rejoin the queue once we had located the ticket. When we did find the ticket, we asked to resume our place in the queue, to which one of them said 'nah, you've pissed us about now, go to the back of the queue'.



I'm not quite sure if this gentleman adopts a different definition of 'pissing about' to the general populous, but at most, this would be characterised as a minor inconvenience. We were then required to queue for another 20 minutes, which resulted in us arriving in the venue 5 minutes before the end of 2 of our friends sets. (It might be helpful to interject here that my friend and I had travelled from Sheffield and Bristol respectively, for this particular event)



Just as patrons of music venues are encouraged to leave their egos at the door, I think it would be prudent to advise members of your security staff to do the same. Maybe this was a severe case of little man syndrome...who knows? But it resulted in me parting with some cash behind the bar to relax a bit before I could enjoy the night. (Perhaps this is all part of your cunning plan to maximise bar revenues!)



Overlooking the aforementioned issue, this was an excellent venue, and the members of security inside the venue exemplified professionalism. I hope to return, but if I have to tolerate either of these prickly individuals, I may weep.

Usually a good idea to have the door staff in place before doors due to open, not over half an hour later. And don't close the balcony an hour after you've let customers in, because you apparently haven't sold enough tickets to warrant it being open. Have been to the venue many times in the past and always had a good time - this was piss poor though.

the event itself was okay but the security guards were absolutely horrible! My friend was drunk, as everyone else in the club was, and was absolutely fine but because of the rain she slipped on one of the steps. The security guards grabbed her by the arm and dragged her out the club calling her a dirty whore and a slut for no reason other than she was a bit drunk?! They were all extremely nasty and called a group of 19 year old girls all sluts, whores etc which is SO unacceptable. We had done absolutely nothing wrong. Disgusting behaviour from grown men

The place is poor for viewing on a busy night unless you're around the front of the balcony or at the front or are 7 feet tall, you will have a job getting to the bar when busy and forget the merch man. Also Mop the floors ffs!

If anyone was in Rescue Rooms nightclub at around 2:15am on Wednesday 14th March was wondering if you could help!

Did you see what happened to the young lad that was injured?

If so please private message me! Thanks in advance

Have to say this had a passport taken from a friend of mine and a week later we went to get it back to be told the room it was in was locked and there was no manager on the premises to open the room after numerous calls and emails today we finally got s straight answer that they had sent it back to passport office which yes I know they have to do but we have tried to collect it in the past so they knew we were coming to try and get it but discarded that information. They should also let the persons know if they’d be sending it back to the passport office which we were never told! So people be warned make sure you take bank cards and other forms of id to prove you are who you are! This place is a joke !

Had tickets for Jinkx Monsoon - 8pm-11pm. Due to the fact the evening did not kick off before 10pm, had to miss most of this!!! TERRIBLE. No-one explained what was happening - we just stood in a queue for most of the evening, and got about an hour show. If you have tickets, you should adhere to the information printed on them. 8-11pm should mean that and not 10pm until (I assume) 1am. Had to leave, just after 11pm for bus so don't know what time event finished. If knew would be so late, wouldn't have booked, but stupidly thought as ticket said 8pm, would start at 8pm. Lost two customers here - will NEVER return.

Saw Del Suelo and The Dead South there 26/04. Such a great venue, easy to see the stage from anywhere you stand. Also the security staff were fantastic!! Will definitely be coming back!!

I came to the Rescue Rooms last night with some friends to see The Quireboys…..



They were fabulous, as were the support band, what a cracking band.



But I have to also say a word or two about the fantastic Rescue Rooms staff……



The folks in the door security team and the bar team were exceptional. Such lovely, friendly people.



From the moment we walked in, it was obvious we were going to have a fantastic night.



Well done, Rescue Rooms, a definite 5 stars from me.

Had a fantastic time, lovely food, great music and a great choice of gins. Well done to everyone involved!

Had a fab time at your gin festival last night.

Great choice of gins food and music !

Please do again soon

Great venue. Decent sound. Security & bar staff top notch & happy to chat. £4 for San Miguel?? ���

Long walk to the gents but a minor gripe. Always happy to go back!

Fantastic Night with Turbowolf, Puppy & Big Spring. Made the trip from the Norfolk Coast and the first time at the Rescue Rooms for us but certainly won't be the last, what a great intimate venue, atmosphere electric and the staff all really helpful.

Definitely Oasis! Great gig, great venue. Reasonable prices on the beer and a great view where ever you stand.

It's essentially a long, wide room with a stage and a PA system.

Love it!

Been to the rescue rooms to see Myles Kennedy tonight. Great little venue with the best security staff I've ever come across. Big shout out for Matthew, he is awesome at his job, went the extra mile with everyone. He sure enjoys his job, it shows. Deserves a big fat bonus �

As someone who has limited mobility going to music venues can be a challenge if not impossible at times. The rescue rooms could not have been more accommodating or helpful. The stored my wheelchair away securely and placed a stool right near the stage (but in a safe place). The security guard (tall guy with a shaved head) asked where we wanted to stand and made sure we made our way in before the crowds. I would defiantly go there again and recommend it to anyine with limited mobility. Thank you for making live music accessible.

A massive thank you to Matthew and the security team. Professional, friendly and very helpful. As I'm severely visually impaired they helped to make my experience at the venue better than I could have hoped for. Greatly appreciated!

A great venue with a couple of outdoor areas to chill out at, and city-central.

Good drinks offers and good atmosphere. Staff were helpful.

Wednesday night is great quiz from 8 pm the Karaoke here is great for the younger and sociable and club-minded people, 11pm -3am.

The main area was cooking hot, the projector even shut down a few times overheating, and the cable mics could be a risk as the area gets packed, with traffic and dancing to singers, but that being said, all else was great.

​

DJ Mat & Kieran were good, clear and fair.

Good sound system, gets a great regular crowd, so be part of the karaoke-Krowd 🎤

Great mid week late one to check out. Come and join us next Wednesday, be early to get name on long list.

Great little music venue, multi story carpark ( Talbot st just a couple of minutes walk away from the venue)

Bar snacks - of the student variety I would say , we had cheesy chilli and chips. Inexpensive and tasty

Outside seating area for those wanting to smoke. Nice bar friendly staff and drinks reasonably priced

Balcony in the actual gig room so great views even if you are vertically challenged like me

Having attended the Square One first birthday at Rescue Rooms on Friday, I feel it necessary to alert you to some areas of development for your security personnel, which became apparent that evening.



After arriving at the venue, me and a friend queued for approximately 20 minutes, during which time we struggled to find her ticket on her emails. When we reached the security, we still hadn't found it, and asked if we could stand on the other side of the barrier, and rejoin the queue once we had located the ticket. When we did find the ticket, we asked to resume our place in the queue, to which one of them said 'nah, you've pissed us about now, go to the back of the queue'.



I'm not quite sure if this gentleman adopts a different definition of 'pissing about' to the general populous, but at most, this would be characterised as a minor inconvenience. We were then required to queue for another 20 minutes, which resulted in us arriving in the venue 5 minutes before the end of 2 of our friends sets. (It might be helpful to interject here that my friend and I had travelled from Sheffield and Bristol respectively, for this particular event)



Just as patrons of music venues are encouraged to leave their egos at the door, I think it would be prudent to advise members of your security staff to do the same. Maybe this was a severe case of little man syndrome...who knows? But it resulted in me parting with some cash behind the bar to relax a bit before I could enjoy the night. (Perhaps this is all part of your cunning plan to maximise bar revenues!)



Overlooking the aforementioned issue, this was an excellent venue, and the members of security inside the venue exemplified professionalism. I hope to return, but if I have to tolerate either of these prickly individuals, I may weep.

Usually a good idea to have the door staff in place before doors due to open, not over half an hour later. And don't close the balcony an hour after you've let customers in, because you apparently haven't sold enough tickets to warrant it being open. Have been to the venue many times in the past and always had a good time - this was piss poor though.

the event itself was okay but the security guards were absolutely horrible! My friend was drunk, as everyone else in the club was, and was absolutely fine but because of the rain she slipped on one of the steps. The security guards grabbed her by the arm and dragged her out the club calling her a dirty whore and a slut for no reason other than she was a bit drunk?! They were all extremely nasty and called a group of 19 year old girls all sluts, whores etc which is SO unacceptable. We had done absolutely nothing wrong. Disgusting behaviour from grown men

The place is poor for viewing on a busy night unless you're around the front of the balcony or at the front or are 7 feet tall, you will have a job getting to the bar when busy and forget the merch man. Also Mop the floors ffs!

If anyone was in Rescue Rooms nightclub at around 2:15am on Wednesday 14th March was wondering if you could help!

Did you see what happened to the young lad that was injured?

If so please private message me! Thanks in advance

Have to say this had a passport taken from a friend of mine and a week later we went to get it back to be told the room it was in was locked and there was no manager on the premises to open the room after numerous calls and emails today we finally got s straight answer that they had sent it back to passport office which yes I know they have to do but we have tried to collect it in the past so they knew we were coming to try and get it but discarded that information. They should also let the persons know if they’d be sending it back to the passport office which we were never told! So people be warned make sure you take bank cards and other forms of id to prove you are who you are! This place is a joke !

Had tickets for Jinkx Monsoon - 8pm-11pm. Due to the fact the evening did not kick off before 10pm, had to miss most of this!!! TERRIBLE. No-one explained what was happening - we just stood in a queue for most of the evening, and got about an hour show. If you have tickets, you should adhere to the information printed on them. 8-11pm should mean that and not 10pm until (I assume) 1am. Had to leave, just after 11pm for bus so don't know what time event finished. If knew would be so late, wouldn't have booked, but stupidly thought as ticket said 8pm, would start at 8pm. Lost two customers here - will NEVER return.

Saw Del Suelo and The Dead South there 26/04. Such a great venue, easy to see the stage from anywhere you stand. Also the security staff were fantastic!! Will definitely be coming back!!

I came to the Rescue Rooms last night with some friends to see The Quireboys…..



They were fabulous, as were the support band, what a cracking band.



But I have to also say a word or two about the fantastic Rescue Rooms staff……



The folks in the door security team and the bar team were exceptional. Such lovely, friendly people.



From the moment we walked in, it was obvious we were going to have a fantastic night.



Well done, Rescue Rooms, a definite 5 stars from me.

Had a fantastic time, lovely food, great music and a great choice of gins. Well done to everyone involved!

Had a fab time at your gin festival last night.

Great choice of gins food and music !

Please do again soon

Great venue. Decent sound. Security & bar staff top notch & happy to chat. £4 for San Miguel?? ���

Long walk to the gents but a minor gripe. Always happy to go back!

Fantastic Night with Turbowolf, Puppy & Big Spring. Made the trip from the Norfolk Coast and the first time at the Rescue Rooms for us but certainly won't be the last, what a great intimate venue, atmosphere electric and the staff all really helpful.

Definitely Oasis! Great gig, great venue. Reasonable prices on the beer and a great view where ever you stand.

It's essentially a long, wide room with a stage and a PA system.

Love it!

Been to the rescue rooms to see Myles Kennedy tonight. Great little venue with the best security staff I've ever come across. Big shout out for Matthew, he is awesome at his job, went the extra mile with everyone. He sure enjoys his job, it shows. Deserves a big fat bonus �

As someone who has limited mobility going to music venues can be a challenge if not impossible at times. The rescue rooms could not have been more accommodating or helpful. The stored my wheelchair away securely and placed a stool right near the stage (but in a safe place). The security guard (tall guy with a shaved head) asked where we wanted to stand and made sure we made our way in before the crowds. I would defiantly go there again and recommend it to anyine with limited mobility. Thank you for making live music accessible.

A massive thank you to Matthew and the security team. Professional, friendly and very helpful. As I'm severely visually impaired they helped to make my experience at the venue better than I could have hoped for. Greatly appreciated!

A great venue with a couple of outdoor areas to chill out at, and city-central.

Good drinks offers and good atmosphere. Staff were helpful.

Wednesday night is great quiz from 8 pm the Karaoke here is great for the younger and sociable and club-minded people, 11pm -3am.

The main area was cooking hot, the projector even shut down a few times overheating, and the cable mics could be a risk as the area gets packed, with traffic and dancing to singers, but that being said, all else was great.

​

DJ Mat & Kieran were good, clear and fair.

Good sound system, gets a great regular crowd, so be part of the karaoke-Krowd 🎤

Great mid week late one to check out. Come and join us next Wednesday, be early to get name on long list.

Great little music venue, multi story carpark ( Talbot st just a couple of minutes walk away from the venue)

Bar snacks - of the student variety I would say , we had cheesy chilli and chips. Inexpensive and tasty

Outside seating area for those wanting to smoke. Nice bar friendly staff and drinks reasonably priced

Balcony in the actual gig room so great views even if you are vertically challenged like me

Having attended the Square One first birthday at Rescue Rooms on Friday, I feel it necessary to alert you to some areas of development for your security personnel, which became apparent that evening.



After arriving at the venue, me and a friend queued for approximately 20 minutes, during which time we struggled to find her ticket on her emails. When we reached the security, we still hadn't found it, and asked if we could stand on the other side of the barrier, and rejoin the queue once we had located the ticket. When we did find the ticket, we asked to resume our place in the queue, to which one of them said 'nah, you've pissed us about now, go to the back of the queue'.



I'm not quite sure if this gentleman adopts a different definition of 'pissing about' to the general populous, but at most, this would be characterised as a minor inconvenience. We were then required to queue for another 20 minutes, which resulted in us arriving in the venue 5 minutes before the end of 2 of our friends sets. (It might be helpful to interject here that my friend and I had travelled from Sheffield and Bristol respectively, for this particular event)



Just as patrons of music venues are encouraged to leave their egos at the door, I think it would be prudent to advise members of your security staff to do the same. Maybe this was a severe case of little man syndrome...who knows? But it resulted in me parting with some cash behind the bar to relax a bit before I could enjoy the night. (Perhaps this is all part of your cunning plan to maximise bar revenues!)



Overlooking the aforementioned issue, this was an excellent venue, and the members of security inside the venue exemplified professionalism. I hope to return, but if I have to tolerate either of these prickly individuals, I may weep.

Usually a good idea to have the door staff in place before doors due to open, not over half an hour later. And don't close the balcony an hour after you've let customers in, because you apparently haven't sold enough tickets to warrant it being open. Have been to the venue many times in the past and always had a good time - this was piss poor though.

the event itself was okay but the security guards were absolutely horrible! My friend was drunk, as everyone else in the club was, and was absolutely fine but because of the rain she slipped on one of the steps. The security guards grabbed her by the arm and dragged her out the club calling her a dirty whore and a slut for no reason other than she was a bit drunk?! They were all extremely nasty and called a group of 19 year old girls all sluts, whores etc which is SO unacceptable. We had done absolutely nothing wrong. Disgusting behaviour from grown men

The place is poor for viewing on a busy night unless you're around the front of the balcony or at the front or are 7 feet tall, you will have a job getting to the bar when busy and forget the merch man. Also Mop the floors ffs!

If anyone was in Rescue Rooms nightclub at around 2:15am on Wednesday 14th March was wondering if you could help!

Did you see what happened to the young lad that was injured?

If so please private message me! Thanks in advance

Have to say this had a passport taken from a friend of mine and a week later we went to get it back to be told the room it was in was locked and there was no manager on the premises to open the room after numerous calls and emails today we finally got s straight answer that they had sent it back to passport office which yes I know they have to do but we have tried to collect it in the past so they knew we were coming to try and get it but discarded that information. They should also let the persons know if they’d be sending it back to the passport office which we were never told! So people be warned make sure you take bank cards and other forms of id to prove you are who you are! This place is a joke !

Had tickets for Jinkx Monsoon - 8pm-11pm. Due to the fact the evening did not kick off before 10pm, had to miss most of this!!! TERRIBLE. No-one explained what was happening - we just stood in a queue for most of the evening, and got about an hour show. If you have tickets, you should adhere to the information printed on them. 8-11pm should mean that and not 10pm until (I assume) 1am. Had to leave, just after 11pm for bus so don't know what time event finished. If knew would be so late, wouldn't have booked, but stupidly thought as ticket said 8pm, would start at 8pm. Lost two customers here - will NEVER return.