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Tramshed Cardiff

Cardiff, Wales

About Tramshed Cardiff

Converted from a Victorian tram depot, Cardiff's Tramshed is the city's premier mid-size music venue, where the industrial cathedral space creates an atmospheric setting for touring indie, rock, and alternative acts that fans in the Welsh capital celebrate with extraordinary passion. The venue's 1,000-capacity and stunning architecture make it one of Britain's most beautiful music rooms, and its booking policy of supporting Welsh artists alongside international acts gives Cardiff fans access to their own thriving music scene. Pre-show drinks in the venue's bar area are a Cardiff institution.

Located in Cardiff.

Tags: live music indie rock

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About Tramshed Cardiff

Converted from a Victorian tram depot, Cardiff's Tramshed is the city's premier mid-size music venue, where the industrial cathedral space creates an atmospheric setting for touring indie, rock, and alternative acts that fans in the Welsh capital celebrate with extraordinary passion. The venue's 1,000-capacity and stunning architecture make it one of Britain's most beautiful music rooms, and its booking policy of supporting Welsh artists alongside international acts gives Cardiff fans access to their own thriving music scene. Pre-show drinks in the venue's bar area are a Cardiff institution.

Tramshed Cardiff is located in Cardiff, Wales.