Empty theatre hall with rows of seats facing a lit stage

12 Example Street, Example City

The venue

A former tram depot turned into three rooms for live music. Brick walls, high ceilings, a proper sound system and a bar on every floor.

1,300

Total capacity across three rooms

3

Stages with their own bar

6

Nights a week, Tuesday to Sunday

2

Minutes on foot from the night bus

Three rooms

Rooms and capacity

Capacities are standing unless marked seated. Every room has its own entrance from the main foyer, its own bar and its own sound and light desk.

Drummer on stage seen from behind, facing a full room

01

Main Hall

The big room under the old depot roof. A wide stage, a sprung floor and a balcony with its own bar and step-free access.

Capacity

900 standing, 420 seated

Stage

12 m wide, 8 m deep

Bars

Floor bar and balcony bar

Two DJs with headphones in a dark room lit in blue

02

The Basement

Low ceiling, black walls and a booth in the corner at floor level. Built for long club nights where the room is the light show.

Capacity

280 standing

Booth

Floor-level, centre of the long wall

Bars

One long bar, water station

Acoustic performer on a small stage lit in amber

03

The Studio

A small room with curtains, tables and a projector. Acoustic sets, talks, film nights and the quieter shows on the calendar.

Capacity

120 seated, 160 standing

Screen

6 m screen and projector

Bars

Table service on seated nights

In the building

Sound, bar and access

Close-up of mixing desk faders under blue light

Sound system

A flown line array in the Main Hall with ground subwoofers, a point-source rig in the Basement and a small installed system in the Studio. Digital desks in every room, run by our own engineers on every show night.

  • House engineer on every show
  • Monitor desk in the Main Hall
  • Multitrack recording on request
Dimly lit bar with hanging lamps and bottles on shelves

Bars

Four bars across three rooms. Local beer on tap, a short cocktail list built for speed and three alcohol-free drinks made with the same care. Card only, and tap water is always free.

  • Card and phone payments only
  • Free water at every bar
  • Hot food in the foyer until 22:00
Audience in a small venue watching a band from the floor

Accessibility

Step-free entrance from the side street, a lift to the balcony and accessible toilets on both floors. Book a free companion ticket through our access line before the show.

  • Raised viewing platform in the Main Hall
  • Quiet room by the cloakroom
  • Free earplugs at every bar

Getting here

Find the red door

Reverb is on Example Street, behind the old tram depot clock tower. The main entrance is the red door on the corner; step-free entry is on the side street.

Address

12 Example Street, Example City

Box office

Wed to Sat, 17:00 to 22:00. Show nights from doors.

Phone

+00 00 000 00 00

01

By tram

Lines 2 and 6 to Depot Square, then three minutes on foot. Last trams leave around 00:30.

02

By night bus

Two night bus lines stop two minutes from the side door and run every 30 minutes until the first trams.

03

By bike

A covered rack for 60 bikes by the side entrance, watched by the door team until close.

04

By car or taxi

No parking on site. A public car park is five minutes away, and taxis wait at the rank by the side door from 02:00.

Blue laser beams over a dancing crowd

Tickets go fast

See you at the front

Advance tickets are cheaper than the door and most club nights sell out by Friday afternoon.