Sage Gateshead

🎫Tickets on sale now for The East Pointers who take traditional Canadian Celtic music in new directions. https://bit.ly/2PExPEX

📢 Tickets are on sale now for award-winning comedian, actor and composer Tim Minchin who is BACK in the UK for the 1st time since 2011!
📆 Thur 21 Nov 2019 🎫 http://bit.ly/2MR8rii

Throwing back to one of our favourite tracks from Lord Huron's debut album. See the band fresh from their performance on The Late Late Show with James Corden at Sage Gateshead on 28 October https://bit.ly/2wNB3y6

Jonathan Wilson is in Sage Two tonight! This is his newest single - Trafalgar Square. It is going to be a great show.
🎫 There are some tickets left: https://bit.ly/2NKTV8n

Back by popular demand and to mark the end of the Great Exhibition of the North 2018, we’re throwing a children’s disco party on the Concourse for the whole family this Saturday 8 September (10am-12noon).
With live music from Paul Smith (Maximo Park), dance the morning away to a selection of spinning floor-fillers, from the 60s to the current day.
No need to book, just turn up on the day!
... Find out more: http://www.sagegateshead.com/…/parental -guidance-party-fea…/
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Make sure you don't miss Clare Bowen & Striking Matches in Sage One tonight! There are still tickets available: http://bit.ly/2LTBcps

📢"Each record I make is more of an amalgamation of who I am" -
American singer-songwriter and former member of The Czars John Grant is coming to Sage Gateshead.
... 📆 Thur 31 Jan 2019 🎫 General sale Fri 7 Sept: http://bit.ly/2NLBf8F
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Joshua Hedley's new single 'Broken Man' is out today.
He is coming to perform live at Sage Gateshead on Friday (7 Sept).
🎫 http://bit.ly/2NOcXdO

📢 Just announced and tickets are on sale now: An Evening with KEVIN KEEGAN.
One of the greatest players in English football history will be hosting a very special evening at Sage Gateshead on Tue 2 Oct to celebrate the release of his autobiography, My Life In Football.
📆 Tuesday 2 October ... 🎫 ON SALE NOW: http://bit.ly/2NF2Xnd
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Newcastle-based maximalists Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are coming to Sage Gateshead in April 2019.
🎟 http://bit.ly/2LIusuc

🎄☃️ A magical winter forest has appeared inside Sage Gateshead. Enter the forest and join in the festivities around the campfire and receive a special present from Santa Claus. 🎅
📆 Various dates and times in December 🎫 http://bit.ly/2NHBeCu

Strictly’s very own Aljaz and Janette are back on tour with their brand new show Remembering the Movies. If you loved Remembering Fred then get ready for a remarkable, unique and star-studded rollercoaster ride through some of the most successful, Oscar winning and most memorable films of all time.
🎫 On sale Fri 7 Sept: http://bit.ly/2LNWg0w

Next sunday make sure you bring your family down to see Breaking Tradition: QUEST featuring the Demon Barbers.
QUEST ventures inside an extraordinary computer game world fusing morris, clog and sword dance with popping, locking, breaking and martial arts to the beat of new songs and traditional melodies with an electronic edge to create an incredable family show!
🎟 http://bit.ly/2NczowB

Daniel Brandt's new single FLAMINGO was featured on BBC Radio 6 Music Recommends playlist!
He is live at Sage Gateshead on Mon 15 Oct.
🎟 http://bit.ly/2N32QF0

Tomorrow on BBC Radio 6 Music, Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie will be premiering The Lucid Dream's brand new track and talking about their tour with Wooden Shjips which is coming to Sage Gateshead on Thur 13 Sept.
🎟 http://bit.ly/2LOawqc

Don't miss The Colin Holt Band's return to Sage Gateshead with UK’s leading saxophonists Snake Davis on Sat 29 Sept.
Collectively they perform an eclectic set of songs which include Colin’s own compositions, music by Snake Davis and carefully selected arrangements of classic songs from both past and present.
🎟 http://bit.ly/2orSErO

Watch Harry Judd, Aston Merrygold & Louis Smith in this exclusive #BehindTheScenes shoot for Rip it Up: The 60s. The fabulous soundtrack of the 1960s is brought to life in an explosion of song and dance at Sage Gateshead Thur 20 Sept.
🎟 http://bit.ly/2LKg7xo

The Whitney Houston Show is a two-hour production that will fill you with joy, nostalgia and wonderment as you are taken on a heartfelt musical journey through Houston’s greatest hits with the breathtaking vocals of Belinda Davids.
📆 Wed 7 Nov
🎟 http://bit.ly/2oxuhsV

We can't wait to see Logan Brill when she performs with The Wood Brothers here on Wed 5 Sept.
🎟 http://bit.ly/2LO8o1G

Venue and acoustics are great the only downside is the car park at £4.80 per event it is very expensive , and the exiting arrangement a free for all . Next time I will look for other parking

I'm constantly at The Sage, it's an incredible venue with excellent sound quality. Throughout the year they have an amazing selection of americana and country bands and I can't get enough.

Drove up from the border between Yorkshire and Lancashire to see Marillion and absolutely loved it. Stunning venue in an amazing location, the acoustics were superb. Was definitely worth the 3hr drive up

Consistently the best gig going experience in the North of England. Ignore the moaners below. The Sage is a world class venue with world class facilities and world class staff.

Impressive venue with great gigs and fantastic views of the quayside but the price of the drinks is diabolical ! £6.40 for a plastic beaker of sub standard house red wine is unbelievable !!!

Sage is a wonderful venue. Concentrating though on this week's Gareth Malone concert which was okay, I was asked for £15 for an event programme before it started!!!! The Sage person said this was because it was signed by Gareth, the unsigned ones were 'only' £10. He quickly followed up with sorry I don't set these prices. Come on Sage, or Gareth or whoever but £15 or even £10 for a program borders on theft. Saw loads of people refuse to pay out at that price. What a waste of paper as you must have loads left unsold.....

Was very disappointed visiting the sage this morning after checking the website to see what was available , my friend and i travelled there with 4 small children spending over £10 in bus fares and parking charges to find that the instrument station which was advertised was not on , the lady on the infirmation desk told me to complain via the website which is obviously not updated , very disgruntled children and a very poor service .

Very badly managed.



Event organisation is abysmal as if overseen by managers with either no experience, or just don't care about looking after the paying customers.



You certainly don't feel safe in the place, as complaints about obnoxious, unruly visitors are ignored by uninterested, bolshie duty managers.



You get the feeling that bar staff, although nice and cherpy, are downtrodden by senior managers.



It used to be a nice place to go and enjoy an evening. Now its seems to be a free for all and anyone can walk in.



Its such a shame that it is going down hill fast.



Its not the performers/acts fault of course.

I was very disappointing to go on Saturday 19th May at 11.30pm as this was a Late Late Shows venue open to the early hours. Last year we enjoyed live museum until 2am. This year we were kicked out after half an hour and denied a last drink at the bar at 11.55pm despite being told earlier we would have time. The programme confirmex the venue's involvement but this was untrue and the bar staff made it clear all they were interested in was getting home 2 hours early. I will not be back either to this venue or The Late Shows.

Venue and acoustics are great the only downside is the car park at £4.80 per event it is very expensive , and the exiting arrangement a free for all . Next time I will look for other parking

I'm constantly at The Sage, it's an incredible venue with excellent sound quality. Throughout the year they have an amazing selection of americana and country bands and I can't get enough.

Drove up from the border between Yorkshire and Lancashire to see Marillion and absolutely loved it. Stunning venue in an amazing location, the acoustics were superb. Was definitely worth the 3hr drive up

Consistently the best gig going experience in the North of England. Ignore the moaners below. The Sage is a world class venue with world class facilities and world class staff.

Impressive venue with great gigs and fantastic views of the quayside but the price of the drinks is diabolical ! £6.40 for a plastic beaker of sub standard house red wine is unbelievable !!!

Sage is a wonderful venue. Concentrating though on this week's Gareth Malone concert which was okay, I was asked for £15 for an event programme before it started!!!! The Sage person said this was because it was signed by Gareth, the unsigned ones were 'only' £10. He quickly followed up with sorry I don't set these prices. Come on Sage, or Gareth or whoever but £15 or even £10 for a program borders on theft. Saw loads of people refuse to pay out at that price. What a waste of paper as you must have loads left unsold.....

Was very disappointed visiting the sage this morning after checking the website to see what was available , my friend and i travelled there with 4 small children spending over £10 in bus fares and parking charges to find that the instrument station which was advertised was not on , the lady on the infirmation desk told me to complain via the website which is obviously not updated , very disgruntled children and a very poor service .

Very badly managed.



Event organisation is abysmal as if overseen by managers with either no experience, or just don't care about looking after the paying customers.



You certainly don't feel safe in the place, as complaints about obnoxious, unruly visitors are ignored by uninterested, bolshie duty managers.



You get the feeling that bar staff, although nice and cherpy, are downtrodden by senior managers.



It used to be a nice place to go and enjoy an evening. Now its seems to be a free for all and anyone can walk in.



Its such a shame that it is going down hill fast.



Its not the performers/acts fault of course.

I was very disappointing to go on Saturday 19th May at 11.30pm as this was a Late Late Shows venue open to the early hours. Last year we enjoyed live museum until 2am. This year we were kicked out after half an hour and denied a last drink at the bar at 11.55pm despite being told earlier we would have time. The programme confirmex the venue's involvement but this was untrue and the bar staff made it clear all they were interested in was getting home 2 hours early. I will not be back either to this venue or The Late Shows.

Venue and acoustics are great the only downside is the car park at £4.80 per event it is very expensive , and the exiting arrangement a free for all . Next time I will look for other parking

I'm constantly at The Sage, it's an incredible venue with excellent sound quality. Throughout the year they have an amazing selection of americana and country bands and I can't get enough.

Drove up from the border between Yorkshire and Lancashire to see Marillion and absolutely loved it. Stunning venue in an amazing location, the acoustics were superb. Was definitely worth the 3hr drive up

Consistently the best gig going experience in the North of England. Ignore the moaners below. The Sage is a world class venue with world class facilities and world class staff.

Impressive venue with great gigs and fantastic views of the quayside but the price of the drinks is diabolical ! £6.40 for a plastic beaker of sub standard house red wine is unbelievable !!!

Sage is a wonderful venue. Concentrating though on this week's Gareth Malone concert which was okay, I was asked for £15 for an event programme before it started!!!! The Sage person said this was because it was signed by Gareth, the unsigned ones were 'only' £10. He quickly followed up with sorry I don't set these prices. Come on Sage, or Gareth or whoever but £15 or even £10 for a program borders on theft. Saw loads of people refuse to pay out at that price. What a waste of paper as you must have loads left unsold.....

Was very disappointed visiting the sage this morning after checking the website to see what was available , my friend and i travelled there with 4 small children spending over £10 in bus fares and parking charges to find that the instrument station which was advertised was not on , the lady on the infirmation desk told me to complain via the website which is obviously not updated , very disgruntled children and a very poor service .

Very badly managed.



Event organisation is abysmal as if overseen by managers with either no experience, or just don't care about looking after the paying customers.



You certainly don't feel safe in the place, as complaints about obnoxious, unruly visitors are ignored by uninterested, bolshie duty managers.



You get the feeling that bar staff, although nice and cherpy, are downtrodden by senior managers.



It used to be a nice place to go and enjoy an evening. Now its seems to be a free for all and anyone can walk in.



Its such a shame that it is going down hill fast.



Its not the performers/acts fault of course.

I was very disappointing to go on Saturday 19th May at 11.30pm as this was a Late Late Shows venue open to the early hours. Last year we enjoyed live museum until 2am. This year we were kicked out after half an hour and denied a last drink at the bar at 11.55pm despite being told earlier we would have time. The programme confirmex the venue's involvement but this was untrue and the bar staff made it clear all they were interested in was getting home 2 hours early. I will not be back either to this venue or The Late Shows.