Best climate night clubs in Salford with live show

Where to listen industrial rock in Salford ?

Over 13% of the citizens in Salford like industrial rock. That is a really interesting statistics because since 1995 the overall number of industrial rock clubs in Salford increased over 18 percent. This statistic has been made from 1990 after Matt & Phreds Jazz Club has been established by Evan Mckay. This change is a result of cultural ant ethnic changes in Salford across last decades. There is the calendar of the best events & live music show in the Salford

Where to listen popular music styles in Salford

	Club Liv Manchester	Matt & Phreds Jazz Club	The Ruby Lounge
R+B	Holiday's weekend	Lack of data	N/A
Grunge	Every weekend	Thursdays	Every weekend
Heavy Metal	Every second week	Holiday's weekend	Wednesdays
Disco	Every first weekend of month	Thursdays	Every weekend
Classic Metal	Everyday from June to August	Weekly	Thursdays

Clubs in with video games in Salford

I love to visit clubs where people can play video games together. I had been playing for 13 years so it is still fairly accurate.

The reason is because the city's population growth has been very rapid over that period so there is more opportunity for clubs to play industrial rock and people like it.

The first Salford club to have an actual industrial rock label was a small club called 'The House Of The Dead'. This little club was actually the studio for a new band, The Black Dahlia Murder.

The house was in a basement in The House Of The Dead, the bassist was in the same room as them. When Matt & Phred left Salford for the city and The Black Dahlia Murder, Matt told a mutual friend (and fellow bassist/DJ) who was living near The House Of The Dead to come along with him.

That friend ended up getting Matt & Phred to sign to Sony in 1996 and that's when their industrial rock career began.The last Salford industrial rock label was a place called 'Nomadic'. Nomadic was a place you could come in every week and have a few drinks at a bar.

Matt & Phred have been playing the place since the early 1990s so they would probably say it's the only place for industrial rock fans in Salford.

The venue where Nomadic used to be is now closed but that was before the club became popular.Matt & Phred started playing Nomadic when the venue was very crowded during the summer. As the music moved around and more of the audience was drinking, Matt & Phred started playing songs such as "The House Of The Dead" and the song "Caught In The Trap" which were all written by bass man Mark Hulston and were originally written for an early demo for Salford's first label at the time. In 1999 Nomadic closed.

Nomadic had a big impact and Matt & Phred played some gigs here and there before moving to Manchester to do live shows for Manchester Soundwave.

Nomadic changed his name and stop inviting people - gamers. This club is no longer the lenged as I were somedays ago.

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